THE AFRICA UNIVERSITY INCUBATOR EXCOSYSTEM was born and exists to reshape the startups investment landscape, revolutionizing funding for young entrepreneurs in Africa forever while championing a more positive future for humanity.
The Africa University Incubator Ecosystem (UIE) is the flagship project of the African Youth Diaspora Organization (AYDO) in collaboration with the Commonwealth Students Association (CSA). We aim to carry out the UIE in all 54 African countries in the next 10 years to address Pan African youth unemployment and solve community economic development issues
The Africa University Incubator Ecosystem (UIE) is the brainchild of visionary leaders who recognized the immense potential of African youth in driving innovation and economic growth. It was founded with the firm belief that empowering young entrepreneurs and providing them with the necessary resources and support can lead to transformative change in communities across the continent. The UIE was born out of a collective desire to address Pan African youth unemployment and foster community economic development.
Yes, we kindly request your support and partnership in making the UIE East
Africa Tour a resounding success, empowering East African students, and fostering a
culture of entrepreneurship and innovation in the region
The East Africa Launch: 24th – 30th July, 2024
High-level engagements, Low-level engagements, Pitch competitions and
Networking sessions
Dr Eileen C. Okenwa, titled Chief Anyanwu Ututu, is a thought leader, change agent, and bridge builder. Based in the Silicon Valley, California and in West Africa, Dr. Eileen is an expert in building social enterprises and NGOs from the ground up with proven records in areas of outreach, brand marketing, and solution based strategic development.
Chidubem Nwaibe is a highly accomplished and dynamic professional, revered for his exceptional leadership, advocacy, and strategic management skills. With an unwavering commitment to youth empowerment and sustainable development, Chidubem has made significant contributions to various organizations and initiatives within the African student community.
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