This document announces a collaborative effort between various groups including royals, tribes, faith leaders, and businesses to support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals on a local and global level over the next 10 years. It thanks royal patrons for their support and notes that challenges like COVID-19 and climate change can only be overcome through cooperation between leaders and organizations from all sectors. It describes past efforts to build a global community resiliency network and recruit UN Global Compact members. The document kicks off an 11 day unity event celebrating anniversaries and looking ahead to the next decade of supporting the SDGs.

1. Royal, Tribal, Indigenous, Interfaith, Neighborhood and Business
Collaborative to “Glocalize” the Sustainable Development Goals
Join our 5th
Year Anniversary and our 10-year Commitment 2020-2030
Special thanks to our Royal Patrons for their support: HRM Eze Dr. Amb. Chukwudi Ihenetu, Eze
Ndigbo Ghana (King of Igbo People, Ghana), HRM Ola Eze Ghana Uba Iwunwa, in my capacity
as Prince Andrew Williams Jr of the Obi Eziokwu Palace Ghana as Royals uplifting the.
https://bit.ly/AfricanRoyaltyUpliftingSDGs
Challenges facing the 1,000-year Millennium Development Goals, now during its Sustainable
Development Goals phase, the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic and climate chaos, can only be
overcome with the support of Royal, Indigenous, Tribal, Traditional, Faith-based and Community
Leaders, working with the business community, aid organizations, philanthropists, financial
institutions and governmental agencies to bring Peace on Earth during our lifetimes.
Together, we and they must educate and empower all peoples about the implications, privileges
and responsibilities demanded by the Declaration of Human Rights and Declaration on the Rights
of Indigenous Peoples to “leave no one behind” particularly throughout the Africa Continental Free
Trade Area and its Diaspora throughout this Decade of Action on the SDGs and International
Decade for Peoples of African Descent, which, after all, means every member of the human race
on our Planet Mother Earth to “leave no one behind”, particularly our most vulnerable populations.
That’s the vision of United Nations General Secretary Kofi Annan that I undertook as President of
Five Points Youth Foundation when joining the United Nations Global Compact to champion its
Ten Principles on Human Rights, Labor, the Environment and Anti-Corruption with a 2015-2020
Caring for Climate initiative to build a worldwide community resiliency network that attracted over
100 goodwill ambassadors around the world from the International Day of Peace, September 21,
2015 through December 31, 2015. http://bit.ly/2015-2020CaringforClimateCampaign
Launching the Ad Hoc International Advisory Board of Goodwill Ambassadors on September 21,
2019, commemorating the launch of a Super Jubilee for the next 400 years of African American
and the Diaspora experience, I was joined by Co-Chairperson Janice Da Silva and other co-
leaders to impact the Anglophone, Lusophone, Francophone, Commonwealth of Nations and
other regional cultural communities. So today’s 11 Days of Global Unity kicks off our 1 year
anniversary, our 5 year anniversary and our 10 year plan during the U.N. Decade of Action on the
SDGs http://bit.ly/20200101Ambassadors
Thanks to the leadership of Shola Agboola for launching the SAGA Foundation office, staff and
online portal for recruiting, screening, mobilizing and managing online another 10,000 non-
business members of the UNGC in the following categories: academic institutions; business
associations; cities and municipalities; civil society organizations; foundations; labor
organizations; public sector organizations, corporate social responsibility organizations and faith-
based institutions. https://bit.ly/SAGAUNGCRegistration
https://bit.ly/AHIABGALinkedInGroup