By Eagles Eye Magazine
As the Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) continues its global Founder’s Day Celebration, the Arewa Province has risen with purpose, unity, and heart. Guided by the vibrant spirit of its aviaries Aso, Farin Ruwa, Confluence and Dandelion, the province chose to mark this legacy event not only in celebration but in service.
On this special occasion, the Arewa Province embarked on a remarkable IDP Visitation to the Durumi Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp in Abuja. This act of compassion is a glowing testament to the club’s founding values: brotherhood, outreach, and purposeful living.
With food items and relief materials in hand, representatives from the Arewa Province spent time with the displaced families, offering comfort, solidarity, and hope. This was more than charity, it was a partnership built on mutual respect and long-term commitment. The visit was not merely a one-off act; it marked the beginning of an open invitation:
“Call on the Aviary Club of Nigeria - Arewa Province, anytime you are in need.”
This pledge signals a deepened relationship between the Aviary movement and vulnerable communities. The four aviaries, Aso, representing strength and leadership; Farin Ruwa, symbolizing clarity, Confluence purity of purpose, and Dandelion, embodying resilience and beauty in diversity, have shown that Founder’s Day is more than remembrance. It is a call to action.
As the ACN celebrates its decades of impactful existence, the Arewa Province reminds us all that true legacy is not what we say, but what we do for others.
May every province follow suit. May every aviary remember: we were founded to give, to build, and to uplift.
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