Rangers International FC Foundation has congratulated its pioneer chairman, Mr. Ebere Amaraizu, on his election as the pioneer State Coordinator of the United States Government Exchange Alumni Association of Nigeria (USGEAAN), Enugu State chapter.
USGEAAN is a dynamic network of Nigerians who have participated in United States government–sponsored exchange programs. Its mission is to strengthen alumni connections, enhance professional growth, and drive sustainable development across the country.
In a statement issued by the foundation, Amaraizu’s victory was described as a “well-deserved honour” that reflects his dedication to community development, human capital advancement, and sports growth.
“This remarkable achievement is not just a personal milestone but also a beacon of hope and inspiration to all alumni and stakeholders across Enugu State,” the foundation noted.
The statement further highlighted Amaraizu’s track record with Rangers International FC Foundation, where his leadership has been credited with promoting excellence, service, and sustainable impact in youth and sports development.
The foundation expressed confidence that under Amaraizu’s leadership, the Enugu State chapter of USGEAAN will experience “unprecedented growth, stronger partnerships, and transformative initiatives that will empower more people, promote mental health awareness, and enhance youth and sports development.”
It concluded with best wishes for “divine wisdom, sound health, and greater accomplishments” as Amaraizu takes on his new role.
