SECTION 1 — PREAMBLE

AFRIEMPIRE MONARCHY HOUSE UNLIMITED (“AfriEmpire”) is established as a Pan-African Sovereign Development House, dedicated to African Renaissance, Cultural Reclamation, Continental Security, Indigenous Governance, Economic Empowerment, Royal Unity, Human Capital Advancement, and the Institutional Revival of African Civilization.

AfriEmpire stands as a non-political, non-religious, sovereign traditional establishment, drawing authority from:

• Ancestral mandates of African Royal Dynasties
• Community legitimacy from African kingdoms, clans, and tribal institutions
• Developmental doctrine rooted in African sovereignty, culture, and unity
• The Continental High Throne Head, serving as the supreme custodian of African heritage, peace, justice, and development coordination.

This document consolidates all earlier chats, notes, royal titles, objectives, drafts, policies, governance structures, and operational pillars into a unified and professional “Private Establishment Sovereignty Charter & Organizational Framework”.

SECTION 2 — IDENTITY OF THE INSTITUTION

Official Name:

AFRIEMPIRE MONARCHY HOUSE UNLIMITED

Nature: A Continental Traditional Sovereignty Institution, structured as a House of Royal Governance, with complementary arms for development, cultural protection, continental networking, and public safety.

Domains of Influence:

• Africa (54 Countries)
• Diaspora Regions (Caribbean, Americas, Europe, Asia)
• Intergovernmental & International Partners
• Indigenous Cultural Institutions
• Civil Security Agencies & Community Marshals

Permanent Annual Memorial Day: 2nd October – AFRIEMPIRE CONTINENTAL UNITY DAY

A day dedicated to African ancestral honour, cultural revival, and royal affirmation.

SECTION 3 — VISION, MISSION & MANDATE

VISION

To restore African global relevance through traditional governance, cultural sovereignty, economic empowerment, continental unity, and sustainable development driven by African knowledge and institutions.

MISSION

To establish a unified continental monarchy framework, strengthen community security, preserve African heritage, support education, empower the youth, and facilitate partnerships across all development sectors.

CORE MANDATE

AfriEmpire shall:

1. Protect, preserve, and promote African cultural identity.
2. Establish a Continental Royal Network across 54 countries.
3. Provide public safety & community security frameworks through African Policing Marshals.
4. Support innovation, entrepreneurship, and youth empowerment.
5. Strengthen indigenous institutions, justice systems, and cultural arbitration councils.
6. Facilitate partnerships across agriculture, transportation, education, tourism, health, technology, women development, etc.
7. Produce continental annual reports on African development challenges.
8. Uphold peaceful coexistence among communities.

SECTION 4 — CONTINENTAL HIGH THRONE HEAD

The Continental High Throne Head (CHTH) is the supreme seat of authority, responsible for:

Roles:

1. Custodian of cultural sovereignty
2. Supreme protector of all AfriEmpire institutions
3. Diplomatic Head of African Royal Affairs
4. Spiritual guardian and cultural justice arbitrator
5. Continental supervisor of public safety and community marshals
6. Final authority in ratifying charters, policies, and partnerships
7. Principal signatory of the AfriEmpire Constitution

Spiritual & Cultural Mandates of the CTHH

1. Uphold truth, justice, balance, peace, and honour.
2. Maintain ancestral covenant of African kingdoms.
3. Protect women, children, elders, and the weak.
4. Lead rites of remembrance (Memorial Day – October 2).
5. Bless royal appointments, projects, and institutions.
6. Serve as model of integrity, humility, courage, and accountability.

SECTION 5 — CONTINENTAL GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE

AfriEmpire operates under a 4-tier Sovereign Governance System:

1. Continental Throne Authority (CTA)
   Head: Continental High Throne Head
   Arms:
   • High Council of African Monarchs
   • Royal College of Elders
   • Throne Advisory Council
2. Continental Executive Governance (CEG)
   Departments:
   • Cultural Affairs
   • Public Safety & Security
   • International Relations
   • Economic Cooperation
   • Education & Human Capital
   • Agriculture & Rural Development
   • Transportation & Infrastructure
   • Technology & Innovation
   • Health & Social Welfare
   • Women & Youth Development
   • Legal & Justice Council
3. Regional & National Divisional Councils
   Representing 54 African countries.
4. Community / Clan / Kingdom Units
   Village heads, chiefs, kings, cultural custodians.

SECTION 6 — ORGANIZATIONAL SECTORS, AGENCIES & CORPORATIONS

AfriEmpire incorporates the following official entities:

A. SECURITY & PUBLIC SAFETY

1. African Policing Marshals – Community safety, intelligence gathering, anti-crime partnership.
2. PNAI – Policing Nigeria Marshals – National partner agency.
3. Community Safety Taskforce – Local enforcement support.

B. CULTURE, SPIRITUALITY & HERITAGE

1. African Spirituality & Native Intelligence Council
2. Heritage & Ancestral Preservation Agency
3. Royal Court of Arbitration & Customary Justice
4. Pan-African Cultural Research Institute

C. GOVERNANCE & CIVIL AFFAIRS

1. Traditional Governance Affairs Bureau
2. Community Leadership Development Institute
3. African Royalty Database (300+ Monarchs)
4. Royal Families & Kingdoms Coordination Office

D. ECONOMIC & DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES

1. African Partners Projects Corporation
2. AfriEmpire Development Initiative
3. Agriculture & Commodities Board
4. Mining & Natural Resources Council
5. Transport & Logistics Authority
6. Trade & Cooperative Enterprise Commission

E. EDUCATION & KNOWLEDGE INSTITUTIONS

1. AfriEmpire School of Entrepreneurship Institute
2. AfriEmpire Royal Academy of Governance & Leadership
3. Community Education Empowerment Program (CEEP)
4. Vocational Skills & Innovation Centres

F. MEDIA, COMMUNICATION & ADVOCACY

1. African Free Press Media House
2. PNAI Africa Partners Law Film
3. African Heritage Television & Digital Media
4. Continental Royal Documentary Desk

SECTION 7 — 40 ARTICLES OF THE SOVEREIGN CONSTITUTION

(Already in draft — shall be fully expanded after your approval.)

Articles cover:

1. Throne Structure
2. Cultural Protection
3. Spiritual Order
4. Royal Succession
5. Public Safety
6. Agriculture
7. Natural Resources
8. Education
9. Women Affairs
10. Youth Affairs
11. Partnerships
12. Transportation
13. Judiciary
14. Media
15. Conflict Resolution
16. … up to Article 40.

SECTION 8 — CONTINENTAL ROYAL DIRECTORY (300+ MONARCHS)

Will be compiled by country (Angola → Zimbabwe):

• Kings
• Queens
• Emirs
• Paramount Rulers
• Chiefs
• Clan Heads
• Titles & Emails

(This will be inserted after you confirm format.)

SECTION 9 — CERTIFICATES & LEGAL DOCUMENTS INCLUDED

1. Certificate of Establishment
2. Continental Throne Head Appointment Certificate
3. Royal Membership Certificate
4. Affiliation Charter Certificate
5. Taskforce Authorization Certificate
6. Partner Institution Certificate

AFRIEMPIRE MONARCHY HOUSE UNLIMITED
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT SOVEREIGNTY CONSTITUTION & AFRICAN ROYALTY MANUAL 2025 EDITION

A Unified Sovereign Charter | 100+ Page Standard | Expanded Professional Version

PART 1 — FOUNDATIONAL INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND FRAMEWORK

I. OFFICIAL TITLE OF THE DOCUMENT

THE SOVEREIGNTY CONSTITUTION & AFRICAN ROYALTY MANUAL
OF THE AFRIEMPIRE MONARCHY HOUSE UNLIMITED
2025 CONTINENTAL EDITION

A unified constitutional charter, royal governance framework, cultural and spiritual doctrine, continental monarchy register, strategic development plan, and sovereign institutional establishment instrument for the African continent.

II. SUPREME AUTHORITY OF THE DOCUMENT

This Constitution and Royal Manual stands as the:

Grand Foundational Instrument for the governance, organization, culture, spirituality, leadership, institutional framework, security architecture, and diplomatic identity of:

AFRIEMPIRE MONARCHY HOUSE UNLIMITED

The Continental Royal Sovereignty Institution of Africa.

III. SUPREME FOUNDER & CONTINENTAL HIGH THRONE HEAD

His Highness Amb. EGBE AKPARAKWU OGBIN ADUN
The OVARR ECHE 1 of Adun-Kingdom
Founder & Supreme Throne Head (STH)
African Policing Marshals 001
Continental Royal Leader, AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited

He is hereby recognized within this Constitution as the:

• Sovereign Originator of the AfriEmpire Monarchy House
• Custodian of African Native Intelligence & Royal Cultural Continuity
• Continental Guardian of African Spiritual Sovereignty
• Grand Royal Commissioner for African Policing Marshals
• Prime Visionary Architect of the AfriEmpire Sovereign Framework

Under his guardianship, the AfriEmpire Monarchy House is instituted as a continental royal governance body and cultural-preservation authority.

IV. DECLARATION OF SOVEREIGN PURPOSE

This charter exists to:

1. Restore, protect, and modernize African Royalty
   Preserve monarchs, kingdoms, dynasties, ancestral institutions, and native governance.
2. Establish a unified framework for continental cooperation
   Among kingdoms, chiefs, ethnic nations, and cultural authorities.
3. Provide a legally structured institution
   For managing: Development, Cultural heritage, Public safety, Indigenous intelligence, Economic empowerment, Territorial peace.
4. Create a Strategic Royal Authority
   That aligns ancient African governance with modern developmental needs.
5. Serve as the official establishment document
   For all global partnerships, national registrations, diplomatic collaborations, and institutional agreements.

V. OFFICIAL MISSION STATEMENT

“To build a unified African royal institution that preserves heritage, protects communities, empowers the people, strengthens native intelligence, and drives sustainable development across all African kingdoms, tribes, states, and diasporas.”

VI. OFFICIAL VISION STATEMENT

“To become the leading Cultural-Royal Sovereignty Authority in Africa, integrating royalty, governance, security, spirituality, and development into a continental system recognized by governments, global institutions, and indigenous nations.”

VII. MOTTO

“Heritage. Sovereignty. Unity. Security. Prosperity.”

VIII. CORE VALUES

• Royal Integrity
• Cultural Preservation
• Security & Public Safety
• Economic Empowerment
• Spiritual Wisdom
• Continental Unity
• Justice & Order
• Developmental Leadership

IX. ORGANIZATION TYPE

AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited is recognized as a:
Private Sovereign Royal Establishment
Not political, not partisan, not a pressure group, but a cultural-governance institution with diplomatic, developmental, and security-support relevance.
It is non-religious, non-tribal, non-violent and exists for unity, order, empowerment, and African heritage preservation.

X. CONTINENTAL HEADQUARTERS

AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited Headquarters
Adun-Kingdom, Obubra Local Government,
Cross River State, Nigeria.

XI. OFFICIAL WEBSITES

• www.afriempire.org
• www.policingnigeria.org
• www.policingmarshalls.org

(Additional sites for media, education, and institutions may be added.)

XII. OFFICIAL CONTACT DESIGNATIONS

• Office of the Continental High Throne Head
• Office of the Royal Secretariat
• Office of the African Policing Marshals Command
• Office of the Continental Council of Elders
• Office of Royal Public Affairs & Communication

(Direct phone/email placeholders will be added in Part 10: Certificate & Ratification Section.)

XIII. BACKGROUND & FOUNDING RATIONALE

The AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited was founded to solve:

1. Africa’s Fragmented Royal Institutions
   Different kingdoms across Africa operate independently without a continental framework.
2. Loss of Cultural Heritage
   African royal institutions are disappearing due to modern pressures and under-documentation.
3. Weak Protection for Communities
   Security challenges, banditry, poverty, and weak communal intelligence systems threaten lives.
4. Lack of Royal-Governance Integration
   Royal institutions lack structured inclusion in development, policy, economic growth, and peace architecture.
5. Underdevelopment Due to Disunity
   Africa struggles because its indigenous governance authorities are underutilized.
6. The need for a modernized royal authority
   That can interface with governments, global organizations, investors, and communities.

Thus, AfriEmpire Monarchy House was founded as:
A continental system that unites all African monarchs, kingdoms, and cultural institutions under one sovereign charter.

XIV. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES

The goals include:

1. Cultural Restoration & Preservation
   Documenting, preserving, and strengthening African kingdoms.
2. Continental Royal Intelligence & Security Architecture
   Via African Policing Marshals 001.
3. Community-Based Governance & Development
   Integrating monarchs into public safety and development.
4. Economic Empowerment & Cooperative Prosperity
   Agriculture, mining, trade, tourism, youth empowerment, innovation.
5. Continental Heritage Database
   A complete listing of: Monarchs, Kingdoms, Chiefdoms, Royal houses, Queen mothers, Indigenous governments
   For all 54 African countries.
6. Education & Royal Leadership Training
   Via AfriEmpire School of Entrepreneurship and Royal Leadership Academy.
7. Continental Partnerships
   With governments, NGOs, international agencies, diaspora bodies, investors, security institutions, and community groups.

XV. ANNUAL MEMORIAL DAY — 2nd OCTOBER

The AfriEmpire Monarchy House adopts:
October 2nd of every year
as the African Royal Heritage Remembrance & Sovereignty Day.

On this day:

• Royal parades
• Cultural lectures
• Seminars
• Conferences
• Awards
• Exhibitions
• Inter-kingdom fellowship

are held continent-wide.

END OF PART 1

PART 2 — THE CONTINENTAL HIGH THRONE HEAD GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

(Integrated Governance, Culture, Sectoral Institutions & Native Intelligence Administration)

SECTION 2.0 — ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CONTINENTAL HIGH THRONE HEAD

Article 2.1 — Definition of the High Throne

The Continental High Throne Head of AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited is hereby affirmed as the Supreme Royal Authority, custodian of the cultural integrity, ancestral wisdom, spiritual guardianship, and cross-continental leadership of the AfriEmpire Monarchical Order.

Article 2.2 — Title of the Throne Head

The Office shall be vested permanently in:

• His Highness, Ambassador EGBE AKPARAKWU OGBIN ADUN
• “The OVARR ECHE I of Adun-Kingdom 001”
• Supreme Continental Throne Head
• Founder & Paramount Custodian of AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited
• African Policing Marshals 001

Article 2.3 — Mandate of the High Throne

The Continental High Throne Head is the:

• Protector of Native Wisdom Governance
• Guardian of African Civilization and Spiritual Indigenous Order
• Symbol of Continental Cultural Sovereignty
• Patron of African Monarchical Unity
• Head of the Continental Royal Council & the 54-Nation Monarchs Forum
• Chief Custodian of AfriEmpire Spiritual, Cultural, Security and Social Mandates

SECTION 2.1 — STRUCTURE OF THE CONTINENTAL GOVERNANCE SYSTEM

The AfriEmpire Monarchy House Unlimited shall operate through a Hybrid Continental Governance Architecture, combining:

1. Royal Governance
2. Cultural Governance
3. Institutional Governance
4. Native Intelligence & Spiritual Governance
5. Sectoral Governance (Departments & Agencies)
6. Royal Security & Public Safety Governance
7. Socio-Economic Development Governance

This creates the most comprehensive Indigenous Sovereignty Framework in modern African history.

SECTION 2.2 — GOVERNANCE ARMS OF AFRIEMPIRE

A. THE ROYAL ARM

1. Continental High Throne Head
2. Grand Royal Advisory Council
3. Council of 54 African Monarchs
4. National and Sub-National Kingdom Councils
5. The Royal Sovereignty Senate
6. Council of Royal Mothers & Queens
7. Youth Royal Guild
8. Royal Heritage Preservation Board

B. THE CULTURAL ARM

1. Department of Native Intelligence
2. Department of Ancestral Spirituality & Mystical Traditions
3. Department of African Languages & Indigenous Knowledge
4. Department of Festivals, Heritage & Sacred Ceremonies
5. Council of Traditional Priests & Custodians
6. Elders’ Sacred Court of Wisdom

C. THE CIVIL INSTITUTIONAL ARM

1. Institute of Royal Governance & Leadership
2. AfriEmpire Heritage University (Future Charter)
3. AfriEmpire School of Native Criminal Intelligence
4. AfriEmpire Chambers of Indigenous Law
5. African Cultural Policy & Research Centre
6. Department of Social Welfare & Community Mediation
7. Department of Public Enlightenment & Civic Noble Duties

D. THE SECURITY ARM

1. African Policing Marshals (APM)
2. Community Safety Guards
3. Royal Peacekeeping & Humanitarian Corps
4. Indigenous Conflict Resolution Commission
5. Anti-Corruption & Moral Restoration Taskforce
6. Continental Crisis Response Bureau

E. THE ECONOMIC ARM

1. African Royal Economic Council
2. Department of Agriculture & Agro-Heritage
3. Department of Mineral Resources & Indigenous Wealth
4. Department of Continental Trade & Royal Enterprise
5. Department of Transportation & Logistics Sovereignty
6. Department of Technology, Digital Culture & Innovation
7. Department of Tourism, Royal Events & Cultural Commerce

F. THE SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ARM

1. Department of Education & Youth Development
2. Department of Health, Traditional Medicine & Healing Sciences
3. Department of Housing & Rural Development
4. Department of Environment, Climate & Sacred Land Protection
5. Department of Family, Women & Child Protection

G. THE PRIVATE CORPORATE ARM (Under AfriEmpire Monarchy House)

1. AfriEmpire Media House & Broadcasting Corporation
2. AfriEmpire Royal Press & Printing Authority
3. AfriEmpire Heritage Bank (Future Initiative)
4. AfriEmpire Continental Transport Ltd
5. AfriEmpire Agriculture & Agro-Industrial Holdings
6. AfriEmpire Security & Intelligence Services Ltd
7. AfriEmpire Cultural Investment Corporation

SECTION 2.3 — POWERS OF THE CONTINENTAL HIGH THRONE HEAD

The Continental Throne Head shall have the authority to:

1. Issue Royal Directives & Monarchical Orders
2. Establish new Departments, Agencies & Councils
3. Recognize and certify Traditional Rulers & Sacred Custodians
4. Preserve African Cultural & Ancestral Integrity
5. Appoint Continental and National Representatives
6. Exercise spiritual leadership in alignment with indigenous African laws
7. Protect the sovereignty of AfriEmpire and enforce ethical governance
8. Sign Continental Executive Proclamations
9. Conduct Royal Summits & Cultural Assemblies
10. Declare special seasons, memorials & royal celebrations

SECTION 2.4 — CULTURAL & SPIRITUAL LAWS OF THE AFRO-ANCESTRAL ORDER

These laws form the sacred backbone of AfriEmpire:

1. Law of Ancestral Reverence
   African ancestors remain guardians of moral order.
2. Law of Communal Unity (Ubuntu Law)
   The community is sacred; disunity is forbidden.
3. Law of Land, Soil & Water Protection
   Land is spiritual inheritance; must never be abused.
4. Law of Truth & Moral Uprightness
   No leader or institution may act unjustly.
5. Law of Identity Preservation
   African languages, dressing, rituals, and customs must be upheld.