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Eminent Amb. Chude Arinze Timothy Backs Amb. Chidubem F. Nwaibe for CSA Executive Role

Abuja, Nigeria — Eminent Ambassador (Dr.) Chude Arinze Timothy, popularly known as Aristotle, has officially endorsed Amb. Chidubem F. Nwaibe for the position of Vice President, Advocacy & Partnerships in the upcoming Commonwealth Students’ Association (CSA) Executive Elections for the 2025–2028 tenure.

Amb. Chude, who serves as the Commonwealth Society Youth Ambassador of Nigeria, described Nwaibe as a transformational leader committed to empowering young people through innovation and entrepreneurship.

Over the past few years, Amb. Nwaibe has distinguished himself as a champion of student-led enterprise across Africa. He co-founded the Africa University Incubator Ecosystem (AUIE) in Nigeria, an initiative designed to support student entrepreneurs with training, mentorship, and access to funding. He has also played a pivotal role in organizing youth-led pitchathons and innovation challenges that provide visibility to emerging student founders across the continent.

“Amb. Chidubem F. Nwaibe has worked actively to build startup ecosystems for student entrepreneurs across Africa,” Amb. Chude said in his endorsement. “I pray that God continue to bless and inspire his vision to keep impacting more globally.”

The Commonwealth Students’ Association is a student-led body that represents young people across 56 Commonwealth countries, advocating for policy reforms, partnerships, and greater youth inclusion in decision-making. The 2025–2028 executive elections are expected to draw participation from student leaders and advocates from all regions of the Commonwealth.

If elected, Nwaibe is expected to strengthen advocacy for student entrepreneurship, partnerships for youth development, and policies that drive sustainable opportunities for young innovators across the globe.

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