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UK Political Party Unveils British Commonwealth National Card…Members of Commonwealth Nations, Citizens advised to Apply

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*British Commonwealth National Card Enhances Automatic British Subject Status, Protection

*Enforcements of Commonwealth Citizens’ Protectorate Rights of Residence, Unlimited Travel Restrictions in UK and Her Territories

*Holder of British Commonwealth National Card Privileges: ‘Global Social Interaction, International Relations, Travel Clearance’

*“54 Sovereignties Brought together under a Treaty Enforceable by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948”-Prof Alexia Thomas, Chairman, The Commonwealth Liberation Party*TO APPLY FOR BCN CARD: Visithttp://www.protectorateidentity.org/apply/

*QUOTES: “Any loss of identity prompts people to seek reassurance and rediscovery of themselves by testing, even by violence. Today, the electronic revolution, the wired planet and the information environment involve everybody in everybody to the point of individual extinction” -Marshal McLuhan

*“You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today”-Abraham Lincoln

* “Freedom can never be absolute because it must be consistent with the freedom of others” -Eleanor Roosevelt

 

 

HOPE has risen for the Coloured People and Commonwealth Citizens from 54 Commonwealth Nations in a bid for them to have British Citizenship Enhancement Status, protection from Unlawful arrest, Harassment, Unlimited Travel restriction in Britain and Her Territories, as well as possessing Rights of Residence in United Kingdom (UK).

 

This historic revelation and inspiring position was made by The Commonwealth Liberation Party (TCLP) during their ‘Unveilement of British Commonwealth National Card’ (BCNC) recently in London. The epoch-making ceremony which is backed up by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) 1948 will afford all Members of Commonwealth Nations, Citizens automatic British Subject Status.

 

According to Protectorate Identity Commission, an Agency of TCLP, some of the benefits embedded in being a holder of the British Commonwealth National Card in this 21st Century includes: “The Protection Of The Identities of The Commonwealth Citizens And Non-Commonwealth Citizens And Their Rights Of Recognition In The Globalised Substenance Of Economic Relations”.

Protectorate Identity Commission statement reads:“The Protectorate Is A New Face In The Culture Of Biometric Credentials To Assist In The Identification Of Commonwealth Citizens Generality In The Integration Of Information Technology Of The 21stCentury Identity Act. We Facilitate Obtainment Of Nationality Documents For Individual Of The Protectorate Who Are Legitimate Members Of All Alliance Commission Owned To The Protectorate Identity Commission. We Are Duty Bound To Facilitate Obtainment Of International Passport From Respective Countries On Behalf Of The Protectorate Commission Members Within Their Respective Countries And Within The Jurisdiction Where The Office And Government Of The Protectorate Is Located.”

Corroborating this position, Professor Alexia Thomas, Chairman, TCLP who doubles as President, Commonwealth Treaty Alliance Commission stated that “The Commonwealth Liberation Party has unveiled the British Commonwealth National Card through the Commonwealth Treaty Alliance Commission. 54 Sovereignties has been brought together under a Treaty enforceable by the UDHR 1948.”

Rights of Residence for BCN Card Holders in United Kingdom, Commonwealth Nations & Outside Borders

“The future of greatness is the protection of Human Race, Human Values, Human Dignity, Brotherhood Bond and the Upholdment of Citizens Equal Rights, Legal Compromise, Alienation of Hate Crimes with Upholdment of Respect for Social Values and Social Integration.

“The Unveilement of the BCNC marks the beginning of Commonwealth Citizens protection in the Global World for their Upholdment of Justice, Human Rights, Civil Liberties and Human Dignity. In that regard, they are by law allowed to have Equal Rights and Equal Values to be accorded same privileges with Nationals in their respective Countries of Residence.

“The BCN Card serves as identity for the Card Holder to be able to travel within the axis of the Commonwealth Nations, while the Office of the Commissioner for Governance (CFG) and The Office the Commissioner for Diplomacy (CFD) will also be in negotiations with Non-Commonwealth Countries and their Government to accord recognition to the BCN Card.

“The BCN Card has met the threshold and stem its Autocracy of Social Integration and a Plugin of Purity of Laws. All ordinance of Government and Power Ambit must accept the BCN Card under the UDHR Convention 1948. The failure to Protocol Observance leading to the denial of the Rights of Commonwealth Citizens to free travel within the Alliance Nations jurisdictional Boundary becomes a violation of the United Nation Government Coalition.

“The Commonwealth Citizens have legitimate Rights to call themselves British Citizens for their acceptance of Integration amidst the British People in order to avoid prejudice against them.”

How to Apply for British Commonwealth National Card Online

The British Commonwealth National Card gives you Security and Protection. The Card allows you Global Social Integration, International Relations, Status Enhancement and Travel Clearance by 2021. Get a copy of your BCN Card Online by ordering the Basic Pack at www.theidc.org.uk/packages

The posers on Protectorate Identity Commission further reads: “Are You A Citizen Of The Commonwealth Countries? Are You A Migrant Living In The United Kingdom Or Europe? Has Your Visa Or Passport Expired? Has Your Human Right And Civil Liberties Been Breached? Here Is Your Final Solution For Protection Against Abuse Of Your Human Right, Violation Of Your Civil Liberties And Police Harassment. Apply for BCN Card by visiting: http://www.protectorateidentity.org/apply/

“Be A British Citizen, Get a British Passport, Use Legality Of UDHR 1948 Treaty. Order Castle Pack A And Castle Pack B Instruments of Law Online for obtainment of British Nationality at www.theidc.org.uk/packages

“The Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article 9, 13 and 15 1948 Permits your Legality. Use Political Influence Of The Commonwealth Liberation Party (TCLP) at www.thecommonwealthliberationparty.org for your Rights to integrate in the United Kingdom. Protect yourself with the British Commonwealth National Card as it Safeguard your Rights against Infringement.

Professor Thomas, Chairman TCLP declares that all Commonwealth Nations’ Governments or their Agencies are welcomed to enroll for a Franchise Scheme with the Protectorate Identity Commission for permission to be allowed authourity to issue the BCN Card in their countries.

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MC Richman Dazzles as Olu of Warri, African Icons Honoured at 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards

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MC Richman Dazzles as Olu of Warri, African Icons Honoured at 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards

Johannesburg, South Africa – South Africa’s top Nigerian comedian, MC Richman, lit up the stage with charisma and cultural flair as he thrilled audiences at the prestigious 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards, where the revered Olu of Warri and several African dignitaries were among the honoured guests.
Held in Johannesburg, the star-studded ceremony celebrated a diverse lineup of Africa’s most impactful leaders, trailblazers, and cultural icons. The event brought together royalty, business moguls, media personalities, and influencers under one roof — united by excellence and African pride.
MC Richman, a crowd favourite in the South African entertainment scene, brought laughter and energy to the night with a performance that blended sharp wit and pan-African pride. Richman’s vibrant set left the audience roaring with laughter while also honouring African heritage.
MC Richman Dazzles as Olu of Warri, African Icons Honoured at 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards
“To stand before kings, queens, and changemakers with comedy is an honour. Tonight, we laugh, we celebrate, and we remind the world what African greatness looks like,” said Richman during his set.
MC Richman Dazzles as Olu of Warri, African Icons Honoured at 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards
Among the evening’s most notable recognitions was the Olu of Warri, whose presence underscored the importance of African tradition and leadership in shaping the continent’s future. Other honourees included politicians, philanthropists, artists, and educators recognized for their remarkable contributions to their fields.
Organisers of the event hailed it as a night of unity and celebration, highlighting the continent’s brightest and most reputable figures from across sectors and regions.
The 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards continue to stand as a beacon of African excellence — and thanks to performers like MC Richman, they shine just a little brighter.

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HRH Dennis A. Iseghohhimen Steps Out in Style to Celebrate with Olu of Warri at Prestigious 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards

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HRH Dennis A. Iseghohhimen Steps Out in Style to Celebrate with Olu of Warri at Prestigious 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards

In a powerful convergence of royalty, culture, and continental excellence, His
HRH Dennis A. Iseghohhimen fondly known as King Butrus, made a grand appearance at the 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards held in South Africa. The event, hosted by Reputation Poll International in partnership with the Global Reputation Forum, celebrated Africa’s finest leaders, thinkers, and philanthropists shaping the continent’s future.
King Butrus, the distinguished Royalty from Edo State, Nigeria, stood out not only for his regal presence but also for his commitment to service. As the Chief Executive Officer of Nicholas Auto Solution NAS, and founder of a philanthropic foundation, Illeh Community, Repair Of The Broken Wall, focused on elderly welfare in the IBILE community, King Butrus has become a beacon of compassion and leadership. His foundation’s unique initiative—placing senior citizens on a monthly salary while offering them free healthcare—has drawn widespread commendation and set a precedent for grassroots empowerment in Nigeria.
The awards ceremony was graced by numerous dignitaries, but the spotlight also shone brightly on His Imperial Majesty Ogiame Atuwatse III, CFR, the Olu of Warri, whose attendance underscored the deep cultural and traditional roots that continue to enrich Africa’s modern identity. King Butrus, resplendent in traditional regalia, was seen celebrating warmly with the Olu of Warri, exemplifying a unity of purpose among African royalty and a shared commitment to upliftment and legacy.
The 100 Most Reputable Africans Awards recognizes individuals across governance, business, philanthropy, academia, and the arts who are actively redefining Africa’s narrative on the global stage. The 2025 edition highlighted not just the achievements but also the character and cultural stewardship of its honorees.
In King Butrus, many see a modern monarch whose strides in business and philanthropy represent the evolving face of African leadership—one rooted in tradition, yet dynamically engaged with the continent’s present and future.

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Celebrating Excellence: Ogiame Atuwatse III CFR, the Olu of Warri, African Royalty and Change-Makers Honoured Among 100 Most Reputable Africans

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Celebrating Excellence: Ogiame Atuwatse III CFR, the Olu of Warri, African Royalty and Change-Makers Honoured Among 100 Most Reputable Africans

By George Omagbemi Sylvester

In an inspiring convergence of tradition, leadership and excellence, the May 15th 2025 edition of the 100 Most Reputable Africans was held in South Africa, gathering visionary individuals from across the continent. Hosted by Reputation Poll International (RPI) and the Global Reputation Forum (GRF), the prestigious event recognized Africans who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, integrity and service across governance, business, culture, philanthropy and academia.

Among the celebrated personalities was His Imperial Majesty, Ogiame Atuwatse III, CFR, the revered Olu of Warri, who was honoured both as a special guest of honour and as one of the award recipients. His presence brought regal dignity and spiritual gravitas to the occasion, as he represented not only the Warri Kingdom but also the long-standing cultural institutions that continue to shape Africa’s identity.

He was joined by high-profile guests and honourees such as Her Excellency Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, former Deputy President of South Africa and former Executive Director of UN Women; Maryam Bukar Hassan, a renowned Nigerian poet and social activist; Thebe Ikalafeng, the branding guru behind Brand Africa; and a long list of distinguished professionals, including William Wilson, Vumile Msweli, Shilongo Shilongo, Byaruhanga James, Bala M. Wunti, Dr. Sindiswa Mzamo, Clariza Botha, Kenneth Raydon Sharpe, Karen Matsiko, Robert Muchinta, Chawinga, Dr. Tuma Adama Gento Kamara and Dr. Tonye Rex Idaminabo.

Representing traditional leadership across the continent, Nkosi Zuzifa Buthelezi stood in for the Zulu King and served as Chairman of the Kings in Council, underscoring the growing influence of royal institutions in the broader African renaissance.

A Majestic Keynote from the Olu of Warri
Taking centre stage as the keynote speaker, Ogiame Atuwatse III delivered a speech that captivated the audience and firmly placed culture, history and indigenous wisdom at the heart of Africa’s developmental discourse.

“Africa’s renaissance will not come from mimicking foreign models. It must be forged from within and rooted in our culture, driven by our values and led by men and women of vision and integrity,” His Majesty declared.

Ogiame Atuwatse III, who has been widely praised for his transformative reign since ascending the throne in 2021, challenged leaders to tap into Africa’s untapped social capital and indigenous institutions. He emphasized that African monarchs are not relics of a bygone era, but living custodians of wisdom, cohesion and leadership.

“Traditional institutions are not ornamental. They are foundational. The future of governance in Africa must be Afrocentric, blending modern governance with the resilience of our ancient systems,” he said to thunderous applause.

An Enlightening Fireside Chat
Following the keynote, a riveting fireside chat was held between Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka and Busie Matsiko, the President of the New York Africa Chamber of Commerce. The discussion focused on women’s leadership, economic empowerment and transforming Africa’s image globally.

Dr. Mlambo-Ngcuka, known globally for her relentless advocacy for gender justice, remarked:

“When we empower women, we do not just change homes; we change economies. Africa’s future must be gender-inclusive if we are serious about prosperity.”

Their conversation highlighted the need for inclusive policymaking and the importance of mentorship for the next generation of African female leaders.

Goodwill Messages from Pan-African Leaders
Several notable figures shared goodwill messages, each reinforcing the necessity of collaboration, ethical leadership and visionary governance:

Ambassador Benjamin Quashie, an ECOWAS diplomat and advocate for regional integration, urged Africans to transcend nationalistic divisions:

“The unity of Africa is not a political option, it is a survival imperative.”

Dr. Martha Namundjebo-Tilahun, Namibian business magnate and philanthropist, emphasized integrity in leadership:

“You cannot build a continent on corruption and expect prosperity. Ethics must be the new oil of Africa.”

Mrs. Tuma Adama Gento Kamara, Sierra Leone’s trailblazing political leader, called for increased investment in education, particularly for rural girls.

Dr. Sindiswa Mzamo, a leading public health expert from South Africa, reminded participants of the importance of equitable healthcare systems in ensuring social justice.

Theme and Purpose: Articulated by Sarah Goroh
Sarah Goroh, ambassador of JetAge Nation Builders and an accomplished public affairs professional, opened the event with a stirring address on the theme and purpose of the awards.

“Africa is not lacking in excellence; it is often just uncelebrated. This event is a clarion call to recognize those who embody the Africa we aspire to create ethical, competent, resilient and transformative.”

She explained that the aim of the gala is not just celebration but also affirmation; an affirmation that Africans can define success on their own terms and build legacies of impact that resonate globally.

Reputation, Recognition and Responsibility
The “100 Most Reputable Africans” is more than just a list; it is a moral compass. Every individual honored carries a responsibility to use their platform, voice and influence to shape narratives, dismantle stereotypes and build institutions that serve the people.

As Dr. Tonye Rex Idaminabo, founder of Reputation Poll International, once said:

“Reputation is the currency of trust. In a continent often misrepresented, we must honour those whose lives inspire trust, unity and progress.”

The Legacy of Ogiame Atuwatse III
In many ways, the inclusion of Ogiame Atuwatse III among the honorees serves as a reminder that African royalty when anchored in vision, humility and service remains a powerful force for good.

Since his coronation, Ogiame has redefined kingship, blending spiritual authority with a modern understanding of diplomacy, economic development and human rights. His advocacy for education, women’s inclusion in leadership and diaspora engagement places him among Africa’s most progressive traditional rulers.

“To rule is to serve,” the Olu of Warri noted during the ceremony. “A title is meaningless unless it uplifts those beneath it.”

Final note: An Africa Worth Reputing
This 2025 gathering in South Africa was not merely a celebration, it was a clarion call to Africans everywhere: to lead with integrity, to remember their roots and to rise with purpose.

The event closed with a unifying reminder: Africa does not lack heroes, it lacks recognition of its homegrown legends. Through platforms like this, the continent begins to right that wrong.

As Ogiame Atuwatse III aptly summarized in his keynote:

“We are not just building nations; we are restoring a civilization. And that restoration begins with reputation, honour and the courage to be distinctly African.”

Celebrating Excellence: Ogiame Atuwatse III CFR, the Olu of Warri, African Royalty and Change-Makers Honoured Among 100 Most Reputable Africans Written by George Omagbemi Sylvester

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