He is a Congolese businessman! He is part of the council of elders of the Congolese Opposition Assembly. He joined the traditional chieftaincy in February 2020 in Addis Ababa during the last summit of traditional chiefs and leaders. He was designated by his African peers as President of the 6th region of the African continent, which encompasses the entire black diaspora.

*HRH King Baridam Suanu Timothy Yormaadam AmbP, JP**  

Gbenemene and Kasimene Bangha VII  

Spokesman of the Supreme Council of Ogoni Traditional Rulers  

Ooneil of Traditional Rulers  

Member, Rivers State Council  

Birth**  

HRH King Baridam was born on October 3, 1970, in Luumene Bangha, Khana Local Government Area, Rivers State, to the family of the late HRH King Timothy Yormaadam Baridam, JP.

**Education**  

He attended State Primary School in Luumene and Government Secondary School, where he earned his West African School Certificate. He then obtained a National Diploma in Banking and Finance from Rivers State Polytechnic and later graduated with a B.Sc. in Accounting from the University of Port Harcourt in 2002. He finished a Postgraduate Diploma in Industrial Relations in 2005 and earned an M.Sc. in the same field in 2011.

Working Experience**  

King Suanu started as a clerical officer in Khana Local Government before joining the Montex Group as an Administrative Manager. He later worked at the former Bank of the North, progressing to Manager at Unity Bank Plc before resigning in 2006 to become Gbenemene Bangha II.

He served in significant roles within various organizations, including:

- Unit Secretary and State Chairman of NUBIFIE

- Chairman of the Congress of Free Trade Unions, Rivers State

- National Secretary of ASSBIFIE  

Additionally, King Suanu has been active in youth development in community organizations, holding leadership positions in the Bangha Youth Movement and Khana Youth Movement. Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards and honors.

Léontine Séhoué is a specialist in educational sciences and a graduate in educational engineering and continuing education. She focuses on local development, training, employment, and socio-professional integration for vulnerable populations.

With experience in the French public service, she has held various roles related to employment and training policies within departmental councils in Essonne, Oise, and Val d'Oise. Notably, she has co-led several initiatives in Hauts-de-Seine, including the Professionalization Platform for Assisted Contracts and Regional Lifelong Orientation Workshops. 

In 2013, she received the TERRITORIA d'OR from the French Senate for her work on the Departmental Public Service of Conviviality in Oise, and was recognized in 2015 by CESER-Picardy for combating illiteracy.

As a Pan-Africanist, she founded Effycience Consulting in Côte d'Ivoire, focusing on business management, sustainable development, and territorial policies. She collaborates with various stakeholders to create socio-economic strategies and has worked on projects for the sixth region of Africa to address conflicts on the continent.

An author of novels featuring black female figures, she also actively seeks funding and resources for development programs.

Julie Kongo is an elected Deputy at the National Assembly of Burkina Faso, a fearless fighter for freedom, and her belonsolidthe royal family of MOOGHO gives her a natural aura. She is an engineer in endogeneity from the University of Pertinence in Ouidah (Benin) and a development ambassador coach. She is a Knight of the Order of Merit in Arts and Communication of her country, Burkina Faso. She has been elevated to the dignity of Queen Mother of the Kingdom of BANGOULAP in western Cameroon and holds a diploma of ennoblement from Mafeu Tonta (Kingdom of Bangoulap).

She has managed to build a strong leadership persona, knows how to give assurance to others, and is a leader with the ability to unite and gather people.

President of the National Council of Notables and Dignitaries of Senegal**

**Elhadji Malick Ngom**

Grand Saltigue of Cap Vert in Rufisque, Dakar, Senegal  

National Coordinator of Traditional and Customary Chiefs of Senegal  

Chairman of the Board of Directors of Senegambia Development Projects  

Guardian of the Lebou Temple of the Cap Vert Peninsula, specifically within the Dakar region, the capital of Senegal.  

The Lebou community is the rightful inhabitant of Senegal's capital and holds ownership of all the lands and properties in the region. Our republic, which proudly predates the state of Senegal, was established in 1432. The French government adopted their structure from our esteemed Lebou republic. Our organization possesses official recognition from the State of Senegal, solidifying our authority and role in the national framework.

Romain KOUO Gnahoré is a convinced Pan-Africanist! Early on, he adopted the ideals of Marcus GARVEY and Kwame N'KRUMA, among others. His dream of seeing a united, solidary, and strong Africa, rooted in its traditions and values, was a determining factor in joining this group of traditional chiefs and leaders.

Romain KOUO holds a BTS in Communication and a Master's in Organizational Management from the Institut Supérieur de Management de Versailles (Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France). He is currently pursuing a diploma in the electrical industry and connected objects.

He is also an artist, songwriter, promoter, producer, and documentary filmmaker within his association APHRIKA-BEAT.

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.

I’m HRM Queen Ameenata Koita of Fulbe.

I am the Sarauniya of Fulbe in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. Sarauniya means Queen of the Kingdom in Hausa, I am also a traditional leader and an ardent advocate of human development rooted in cultural values. I am the first Queen in the history of the Fulbe Kingdom of Ashanti Ghana which dates back hundreds of years, thus making my appointment historical and monumental.

Dr Ameena Ali, matriarch-heiress of the royal sovereignty of the griot people of the Fulani Shabazz tribe of Sene-GambiaDr. 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. .

HH Paul J. Eganda, President AIDO Founder and President of Aido Network International

Founder and President of Aido Network International, an international NGO dedicated to culture and dynamic development with chapters in Europe and Africa,

HH Paul J. Eganda is the Global Head of Embo Kingdom. He is also the Prince of Suma (Oheneba Affram II, Somphane)

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