Cherubin Nodjibeye

 

Cherubin Nodjibeye is a civil engineer and Master of Professional Studies candidate in Global Development at Cornell University, as well as a Humphrey Fellowship alumnus in agriculture and rural development. With a background in civil engineering and experience managing rural infrastructure projects in Chad, he combines technical expertise, systems thinking, and faith-based values to address challenges of food insecurity, climate change, and youth empowerment. He founded Maison de Rêve, which promotes sustainable housing, and is developing Eden Integrated Garden, a social enterprise that models agroecological and cooperative farming to strengthen food systems and reduce agro-pastoral conflicts. Drawing on his roots as a farmer’s son, he integrates practical solutions with holistic community development. Beyond development work, Cherubin leads Les Citoyens Célestes, a Holistic ministry dedicated to building God’s kingdom in people’s hearts and inspiring social transformation. His long-term vision is to expand faith-driven, sustainable initiatives across Central Africa, empowering farmers and youth to become agents of lasting change.