AIGC / CGAA
UBUNTU for Peace,
Unity and Development
OF AFRICA
African Indigenous
Governance Council
(AIGC)
The motto of CAGT is "UBUNTU for peace, unity and development"
In addition to this, you need to know more about it.
What is Ubuntu? According to South African, Barabara Nussbaum : It is the capacity, in African culture, to express compassion, reciprocity, dignity, harmony and humanity in the interest of building and maintaining 'a community with justice. and mutual concern.
“Ubuntu is not just an African philosophy, but a traditional African spirituality and a living ethic; On top of that, you need to know more. The Kenyan Methodist pastor Samuel Kobia adds that it is the faculty of living because life is worth living because according to him In African thought, life is understood in its quantity and in its quality! The main characteristic of this philosophy is the capacity for hope:
Founding members of AIGC
President: His Majesty Dr Robinson TANYI (Cameroon)
President of the African diaspora (6th region) and member of the commission of the 6 African regions:
Prince KATEBE KATOTO Raphael (DRC)
His Majesty the King / Dr.
TANYI TAMBE-AYUK Robinson.
LLB; MASTERS, DOCTORATE Traditional chef
President - AIGC.
Chief and traditional authority of the TINTO-MBU community in the MANYU division, Cameroon.
Founding member / Secretary General of the Pan-African Council of Traditional and Customary Authorities in Cotonou - Benin since 2015)
Raphaël Soriano Katebe Katoto is a Congolese businessman! He is part of the council of wise men of the Congolese opposition rally !.
He joined the traditional chiefdom in February 2020 in Addis Ababa during the last traditional chiefs and leaders summit.
He was appointed by his African peers as President of the 6 region of the African continent, which brings together the entire black diaspora as a whole.
Strategy and International Relations Commissioner:
HM Nana AYIMEDU Brempong lll (Ghana)
I was born to Madame Adobea Arjarquah and John Arjarquah on July 2nd a few years ago. Both parents are members of Akwamu's royal family, resulting in an arranged marriage. This is usually a strategic traditional wedding to ensure that members of the royal family are framed in specific families.
Public Relations, Communication:
Mr. KOUO Romain .
Ivory Coast- France
Romain KOUO Gnahoré is a convinced Pan-Africanist! very early on he adopted the ideals of Marcus GARVEY, Kwame N'KRUMA to name but a few.
Public relations, mobilization of cultural affairs:
HM Malick N'GOM (Senegal)
Elhadji Malick Ngom Grand Saltigue from Cape Verde to Rufisque Dakar Senegal, is the Guardian of the Lebou Temple of the Cape Verde peninsula, precisely in the Dakar region, the capital of Senegal.
General secretary:
HM Hon ZOLANI Mkiva
(South Africa)
His royal heritage Zolani Mkiva (MP) is the Secretary General of the Congress of Traditional Chiefs of South Africa (CONTRALESA).
Commissioner for Women and Youth Affairs: Hon Princess Julie KONGO (Burkina Faso)
Who is Julie kongo: Elected Member of the National Assembly of Burkina Faso, Intrepid fighter for freedom, her
belonging to the royal family of MOOGHO earned him this natural aura.
General Treasurer: HM His Royal Highness King Baridam Suanu Timothy Yormaadam AmbP, JP. Gbenemene (Nigeria)
His Royal Highness King Baridam Suanu Timothy Yormaadam AmbP, JP. Gbenemene and kasimène Bangha VII, Spokesman of the Supreme Council of Traditional Chiefs Ogoni and member of the Council of Traditional Rulers of Rivers Member State - Nigeria.
SG Assistant: M / s Leontine Sehoue
(Ivory Coast)
Léontine Séhou- Assistant General Secretary CGAA. Woman of Letters and the media, she is the author of several novels which feature figures
black women, drivers of development and models of success. Specialist in education sciences and graduate in educational and training engineering
keep on going.
Deputy Treasurer: Prince Manene TABANE
(South Africa)
Relations with AU / Host Country / Diplomacy:
Mr. Brook TEGEMEN (Ethiopia)
Political Affairs and Peacebuilding: HE Ing. Guilain KIKUDJI (DRC).
Welcome to Kings, Queens, Princes, Princesses
Dr Paramount King Letsitsa Ill Moloi of the Bakholokoe Royal house- South Africa
Motlotlehi Letsitsa III Moloi, (king) Letsitsa III (born Seeka Moloi on June 10, 1968) of Bakholokwe (also known as Bakholokoe, Makholokwe, Makholokoe, Bakhulukwe) is the king of the Bakholokoe in South Africa.
Dada Agonlinhossou
Yètô Kandji: Benin
February 24, 1993 - February 24, 2020, It is 27 years since the King of Agonlin, Dada Agonlinhossou Yèto Kandji acceded to the throne of his ancestors
Professor Anita M. Diop: USA
Professor Anita M. Diop currently teaches African American and American History at Hopkinsville Community College and serves as an advisor to the Minority Student Union and History Club. She is also the founder and executive director of the African Roots Heritage Foundation ...
Queen Juliane Gawa-! Nas from / Khomanin Traditional Community in / khomas region: Namibia
The youngest queen in council of traditional leaders in Namibia ...
Dr Ameena Ali, matriarch-heiress of the royal sovereignty of the griot people of the Fulani Shabazz tribe of Sene-Gambia
Dr. Ameena Ali is the Founder and Consul General of the International Federation for Gender and Human Rights. This Social Impact Organization (SIO) was founded in New York as a sovereign consulate with a mission to create specific and intentional protocol, protections and provisions for gender and human rights that are inclusive and accessible. to all destitute and underserved communities of national and foreign descent. .
Nteboheng Maphela: Princess and Prime Minister of the Bakholokoe Royal House
Ameenata Koita: USA
Born and raised in Arizona, USA, HRH Queen Ameenata Koita is the Magajiya Chigaba of Fulbe in the Ashanti region of Ghana. It is responsible for bringing economic development to the region.
HH Paul J. Eganda, President AIDO Founder and President of Aido Network International
