AFRIEMPIRE MONARCHY HOUSE UNLIMITED
AFRICAN POLICING MARSHALS
Volunteer-Based Continental Citizens’ Crime Reporting and Public Security Feedback Organization
🌐 Websites: www.afriempire.org • www.policingmarshalls.org • www.policingnigeria.org
📞 Contact: +234-809-300-0015 | +234-903-145-1411
1. ORGANISATIONAL OVERVIEW
The AfriEmpire Department of Policing Marshals is a continental volunteer framework dedicated to strengthening citizens’ crime reporting culture and advancing public feedback mechanisms to enhance accountability and collaboration with security agencies across Africa.
We serve as a neutral people-to-government bridge, enabling community-led intelligence, humanitarian responsiveness, and poverty reduction strategies in collaboration with:
• African Federal & State Security Agencies (Police, Civil Defence, Armed Forces, Immigration, Anti-Corruption Agencies, etc.)
• Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
• Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
• Community-Based Organisations (CBOs)
• Faith-Based Organisations (FBOs)
• Traditional Leadership Structures
• Private Sector CSR Donors
• Ordinary Citizens
The organisation operates through digital feedback platforms, grassroots volunteers, and public security partnerships, combining community policing intelligence with humanitarian coordination.
2. FOUNDER & INITIATOR
His Highness Amb. EGBE AKPARAKWU OGBIN ADUN
The OVARR ECHE 1 of Adun-Kingdom
Founder, Life Patron & Chief African Policing Marshal 001
3. VISION & MISSION
To build a safer, resilient and inclusive Africa through empowered community-driven policing, actionable intelligence, and multi-stakeholder partnerships.
MISSION:
To pioneer Community Special Intelligence Policing Feedback Mechanisms (CSI-PFM) that prevent crime, reduce insecurity, improve humanitarian access, and tackle poverty through citizens’ engagement, transparency, and accountability partnerships.
4. STRATEGIC CONTEXT – SECURITY, HUMANITARIAN & POVERTY CHALLENGES
Nigeria (Case Study): Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorism, banditry & kidnappings, farmer–herder clashes, separatist violence, urban crime, cybercrime, youth/women unemployment.
Continental Hotspots: Sahel insurgency, Al-Shabaab in Horn of Africa, armed groups in Central Africa, instability in North Africa, violent crime in Southern Africa.
5. AFRIEMPIRE STRATEGIC RESPONSE – CSI-PFM MODEL
Core Pillars:
- Community-Based Intelligence Networks – trusted citizen informants, traditional rulers, youth, women’s groups.
- Formal–Informal Security Integration – linking vigilante groups, CPCs, police, and civil defence.
- Feedback & Accountability Loops – town halls, radio call-ins, mobile platforms for citizen voices.
- Capacity Building & Training – civic education, human rights awareness, conflict mediation.
- Technology & Surveillance – mobile apps, hotlines, CCTV, drones for rural/urban monitoring.
- Collaborative Funding – CSR, NGOs, philanthropies sustaining volunteer operations.
- Evaluation & Oversight – independent CSO-led monitoring, public transparency reports.
6. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE & KEY PROJECTS
Governance: Founder & Life Patron, Continental Management Council, National & Community Chapters.
Flagship Initiatives:
- Policing Nigeria Awareness Initiative (PNAI) – www.policingnigeria.org
- AfriEmpire-MHU African Policing Marshals Continental Expansion – www.policingmarshalls.org
- Project Safe Feedback, Project Bridge Unity, Project Vigilant Marshal, Project Resilience Link
7. DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS & ENDORSEMENTS
Core Partners include: Office of the Presidency (Nigeria, 2011), UN-HABITAT, World Humanity Commission, Nigerian Police Force, NSCDC, various associations, media, state governments, CSOs, and more.
8. STRATEGIC VALUE & IMPACT
- Restores trust between communities and security agencies.
- Enhances early warning & conflict prevention.
- Improves humanitarian access in conflict zones.
- Reduces poverty risks linked to crime and extremism.
- Strengthens democratic accountability through feedback systems.
- Scales continent-wide to match Africa’s diverse challenges.
9. CALL TO ACTION
AfriEmpire Monarchy House invites African governments, development partners, private donors, civil society, and citizens to:
- Support pilot chapters and national rollouts.
- Endorse the CSI-PFM model as an African best practice.
- Partner in funding, training, and technology for volunteer-driven public security.
- Promote a continental citizens’ crime reporting culture that makes Africa safer, resilient, and inclusive.
