Mbi Aziseh is a  civic and  peace advocate with a BA in International  Relations. He played a pivotal role in advancing youth engagement in local political affairs within his constituency, earning the trust of his peers and being elected as the communal president of the Cameroon National Youth Council – Santa Subdivision. Through this platform, he has represented the voices of over 5,000 young people, ensuring their active participation in shaping the development agenda of the region.

Aziseh’s experience covers advocacy, policy development, program for management, communications, analytical and critical thinking, team leadership, and research for evidence-based strategies. These skills have enabled him to collaborate with civil society organizations such as Junior Chamber International, lifeaid, Safe Haven, and Open Dreams, where he has effectively amplified youth voices and made a meaningful impact on his community. He  is deeply committed to advancing democracy, ensuring electoral integrity, and enhancing civic and political participation. With a focus on empowering marginalized communities, he leverages his expertise to promote transparency in electoral processes and drive meaningful social change through advocacy and collaboration. His passion for civic engagement led to the founding of Politicos, where he now serves as the digital editor of Le Parlementaire newspaper, a key project under the organization. As a political blogger, he also runs the Politicos blog, offering insightful commentary and engaging readers on critical political matters. He is happy to have been selected to the AFFCameroon cohort 10 where he believes it will help him shape his bloggers skills on the aspect of information verification.