Founded: July 19, 1996
Secretariat Address: 22 Unity Road, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria
Introduction
The Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) is a globally recognized non-profit, non-political, and non-cultic organization founded on July 19, 1996. With its roots deeply embedded in the values of brotherhood, discipline, and service, the Club has grown into a structured network of professionals, advocates, and community leaders committed to personal development and societal impact.
Purpose, Key Activities, Inspiration & Vision
The Aviary Club of Nigeria exists to:
Provide corrective remedies to societal ills through deep reflective thinking and an understanding of the intricacies and mysteries of life.
Promote the socio-economic and political empowerment of its members.
Encourage members to attain their maximum potential in all spheres of life.
Support economic opportunities through egalitarian principles, professional networking, and intervention for active members.
Impact society positively through humanitarian initiatives and outreach.
Regulate member conduct within and outside the organization with discipline, discreetness, and brotherliness.
Organizational Structure
The ACN is governed by four distinct bodies, each with specific responsibilities aimed at sustaining its mission and operational excellence.
The Elders’ Council
This is the advisory arm of the Club and consists of respected founding members and trustees who guide the Club's direction.
Members:
Engr. Segun Olusakin – Chairman
Elder Bimbo Shittu – Secretary
Elder Ayo Olesin – Member
Elder Bidemi Agbaje – Member
Elder Niyi Osibemekun – Member
Elder Benson Igbudu – Member
Elder Segun Ologundudu – Member
Elder John Oyakhire – Member
Elder Segun Koiki – Member
Elder Bayo Alli – Member
Elder Tony Emeka – Member
Elder Kofoworola Oladeinde – Member
Elder Lanre Agoro – Member
Elder Funmi Oyesiku – Member
The Supreme Council
This is the global governing body responsible for strategic oversight and coordination across all provinces.
Members:
Sir Odia Eromosele – Global President
Mr. Segun Amosu – Global Vice President
Mr. Babajide Adeoye – Global Director, Planning & Organisation
Mr. Dubby Alfonso – Global Secretary General
Mr. Tosin Ogunbanjo – Global Director, Public Relations
Mr. Olaide Oyelade – Global Director, Finance
Mr. Abiodun Hundeyin – Global Director, Special Duties
Mr. Uche A. Ifejika – Global Director, Socials
The Provincial Council
This council oversees the affairs of various regional provinces across Nigeria and the diaspora.
Provinces and Presidents:
Akete Province (Lagos, Ogun, Ghana)
Mr. Abayomi LawalArewa Province (Northern Nigeria)
ESV Ahmed AfizEuropa Province (Europe & Asia)
Mr. Ope AdeyeyeNorth America Province (Americas & Canada)
Dr. Sylvester OnoyonaSouthern Africa Province (Eastern & Southern Africa)
Dr. Olumide FaforeSouth-South Province (South-Southern Nigeria & Kenya)
Engr. Okundaye Osayi
The Grande Councils
These are the operational units responsible for member admission, orientation, and grassroots implementation of the Club’s constitution and conduct code.
Grande Councils under Akete Province
Capitol Aviary (Ikeja) – Mr. Razak Onakoya
Gold Coast Aviary (Ghana) – Mallam Tunbosun Onanuga
Iganmode Aviary (Ogun) – Mr. Ismail Ganiyu
Lagoon Palms Aviary (Lagos Island) – Mr. Adegoke Caleb
Marto Aviary (Alimosho) – Mr. Tomi Oluwole
Oloki Aviary (Amuwo-Odofin) – Mr. Seyi Awoola
Sportscity Aviary (Surulere) – Mr. Fuad Odofin
Grande Councils under Arewa Province
Aso Aviary (Abuja) – Mr. Babajide Sokunle
Confluence Aviary (Kogi) – Mr. Abiodun Temitope
Farin Ruwa Aviary (Nasarawa) – Mr. Agbamu Amudo
Harmony Aviary (Kwara) – Mr. Tunde Okin
Grande Councils under Europa Province
Bharat Aviary (India) – Mr. Tobi Fajembola
Coliseum Aviary (Italy) – Mr. Oliver Dakpor
Ellysee Aviary (France) – Mr. Johnson Nwamu
Galata Aviary (Turkey) – Mr. O. Lukeke
Harp Aviary (Ireland) – Mr. Olayinka Ojesu
Hazelaar Aviary (Belgium) – Mr. Osazuwa Iyamu
Kaiser Aviary (Germany) – Mr. Edoro Godwin
Kastanje Aviary (Netherlands) – Mr. Dennis Egharevba
Moncloa Aviary (Spain) – Mr. Collins Omonoyan
Regal Buckingham (UK) – Mr. Kamar Omitoogun
Grande Councils under North America Province
Amazonia Aviary (Brazil) – Mr. Obert Okoro
Buckeye Aviary (Ohio/Indianapolis) – Mr. Dele Oduyemi
Empire State Aviary (New York) – Mr. Ademola Popson
Lincoln Aviary (Chicago) – Mr. Wale Babatunde
Lone Star Aviary (Dallas) – Mr. Anec Oghierakhi
Maple Aviary (Toronto) – Mr. Kingsley Arase
Peach Aviary (Atlanta) – Mr. Orok Edem
Sam Houston Aviary (Houston) – Mr. Adebayo Adeoye
White Oak Aviary (Maryland) – Mr. Akinjide Ajayi
Wild Rose Aviary (Alberta) – Mr. Tony Ufoh-Williams
Grande Councils under Southern Africa Province
Cape Aviary (Cape Town) – Mr. Ovie Stephen
Madiba Aviary (Johannesburg) – Mr. Scott Igbinadolor
Tshwane Aviary (Pretoria) – Mr. Azeez Oseni
Yankena Aviary (Kenya) – Mr. Murphy Ikekhua
Grande Councils under South-South Province
Anioma Aviary (Delta State) – Prince Donald Ofolue
Edo South Aviary – Mr. Uche Chukwuka
Kukuruku Aviary (Edo North) – Hon. Obanor Iboi
Oil City Aviary (Delta South) – Mr. Malik Abubakar
Okpezillo Aviary (Edo Central) – Mr. Austin Irhibogbe
Ugwuocha Aviary (Port Harcourt) – Mr. Apiri Ogoromsi
Wado Aviary (Delta Central) – Barr. Matthew Osume
Funding & Projects
ACN projects are initiated based on the unique needs of the local communities where the Grande Councils are situated. Councils may seek permission from their Provincial bodies or act independently within defined guidelines to fund and deliver impactful community projects.
Funding is typically pooled from members of the respective Grande Council, while the Global Body receives annual levies from all 43 registered Grande Councils around the world. Levies are adapted to local economic realities but based on home-country (Nigeria) benchmarks.
Secretariat & Administrative Functions
The Secretariat, located in Ikeja, Lagos, functions as the Club's administrative headquarters. It coordinates all official communication, supports Grande and Provincial Councils, and ensures consistent implementation of ACN's values, initiatives, and membership conduct policies.
The Aviary Club of Nigeria stands as a symbol of unity, growth, and service. With a structured global presence, firm ethical grounding, and a commitment to societal impact, ACN continues to soar,uplifting lives, building leaders, and creating a lasting legacy of purpose-driven brotherhood.
THE SUPREME COUNCIL EXECUTIVES (2019–2023): A Legacy of Strategic Expansion and Impact
The Aviary Club of Nigeria proudly acknowledges the outstanding leadership and contributions of the Supreme Council Executives who served from 2019 to 2023. This dynamic team, drawn from diverse provinces across the globe, not only sustained the foundational values of the Club but also spearheaded an unprecedented era of growth, organizational strengthening, and structural expansion across multiple continents.
Executive Council Members (2019–2023)
Sir Bidemi Agbaje
Global President – Sam Houston AviaryHon. Olumide Alli
Global Vice President – Aso AviarySamuel Yesin
Global Director, Planning & Organisation – Kastanje AviaryMr. Babatope Dada (Late)
Global Secretary General – Oloki AviaryBabatunde Agomini
Global Director, Public Relations – Edo AviaryIbukun Oni
Global Director, Finance – Aso AviaryTony Obi
Global Director, Special Duties – Peach AviaryTosin Ogunbanjo
Global Director, Socials – Regal Buckingham Aviary
Under this strategic and visionary leadership, the Aviary Club of Nigeria witnessed a transformative era. This dispensation is credited with elevating the Club’s global stature, deepening its organizational framework, and expanding its presence through the chartering and strengthening of Provincial and Grande Councils.
Key Achievements and Activities of the Supreme Council (2019–2023)
1. Chartering of Akete Province:
This newly formed province provided a robust foundation for the growth of three powerful Grande Councils:
Capitol Aviary
Oloki Aviary
Sportscity Aviary
2. Expansion of Arewa Province:
As part of Northern Nigeria's integration and development within the Club, Arewa Province expanded to include:
Farin Ruwa Aviary
Confluence Aviary
3. Growth of Europa Provincial Council:
Europe witnessed a solidified presence of the Aviary Club through the chartering of:
Bharat Aviary
Coliseum Aviary
Regal Buckingham Aviary
4. Strengthening of North American Provincial Council:
North America became a vibrant hub of Avian excellence, with the inclusion of:
Sam Houston Aviary
Buckeye Aviary
Maple Aviary
Empire State Aviary
5. Expansion of the SADC Province (Southern Africa):
The Southern Africa region experienced significant Avian growth through:
Madiba Aviary
Tshwane Aviary
Cape Aviary
6. Reinforcement of the South-South (Nigeria) Province:
This region solidified its internal structure with the chartering of:
Okpezillo Aviary
Kukuruku Aviary
Oil City Aviary
A Season of Legacy and Progress
The 2019–2023 Supreme Council laid a firm foundation upon which future leaders can build. Their focus on institutional expansion, geographical integration, and administrative discipline has positioned the Aviary Club of Nigeria as a truly global, vibrant, and united network.
Though we mourn the passing of Mr. Babatope Dada, whose commitment to duty remains etched in our hearts, we celebrate the legacy of this dispensation with gratitude.
As the Aviary Club of Nigeria continues its journey, the seeds planted by this Supreme Council continue to blossom in the hearts of Avians across provinces, continents, and generations.
In unity, we thrive. In service, we rise. In legacy, we soar.
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