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IN BUILDING OUR PERMANENT SITE, EVERY AVIAN HAS A PART TO PLAY

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A strong brotherhood is built not only on shared identity, but also on the willingness of its members to contribute towards a common vision.


The proposed ACN Permanent Site in Ibadan, Oyo State, represents an opportunity to preserve our history, create a home for meaningful connections and establish a lasting legacy for generations of Avians.


Making this vision a reality requires collective participation, but not necessarily equal contributions.


We recognise that members have different financial capacities and circumstances. What matters is the willingness to support the project in a way that is realistic and sustainable.


Here is how you can play your part.

Contribute within your means: Every contribution, regardless of size, is appreciated.


Honour outstanding pledges: If you have made a commitment, kindly fulfil it. Where necessary, contact the responsible committee to agree on a realistic payment arrangement.


Offer your expertise: Relevant professional skills and technical knowledge can make valuable contributions to the project.


Give your time: Volunteer to support project activities and coordinate your offer through the responsible committee.


HOW TO MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION


Make a bank transfer to the approved project account:


ACCOUNT NAME: ACN PROJECT ACCOUNT

BANK: FCMB

ACCOUNT NUMBER: 2002017975


After making your transfer, retain your payment receipt and contact the responsible committee for guidance on confirming and recording your contribution.


Members abroad who require assistance with transfer arrangements should also contact the committee for guidance.


Brothers, no contribution should be measured against another member's capacity. Let us give what we can, honour the commitments we make and offer our skills and time where they are needed.


The Permanent Site is a shared vision. Its realisation begins with the part each of us is willing to play.


Media Department

Aviary Club of Nigeria

 
 
 

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