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The establishment of the Legal, Welfare, and Finance Committees stands as a landmark achievement in the growth and stability of the Aviary Club of Nigeria. These strategic committees, each with a clear mandate, have strengthened our governance, improved member support, and ensured greater financial transparency and accountability. Their creation reflects not only institutional progress but visionary leadership. Under the guidance of Sir Avian Odia Eromonsele, Global President, the Supreme Council has demonstrated foresight, structure, and commitment to building a stronger, more effective organization. This milestone underscores his dedication to sustainable growth, member welfare, and the long-term advancement of the Aviary Club of Nigeria worldwide. ACN Media Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

In a continued effort to uplift and support our community, Peach Aviary Club of Nigeria is delighted to announce the successful signing of a new strategic partnership with Care Now Community Development Center (CCDC) . This collaboration marks another powerful step forward in our mission to serve unhoused and vulnerable individuals with compassion, dignity, and meaningful impact. Today’s agreement strengthens our reach and expands our capacity to deliver essential items and services to those who need them most. As part of this partnership, Care Now Community Development Center has committed to donating the following items to support the Peach Aviary Clothing Drive scheduled for December 14, 2025 : 100–125 pairs of brand-new sneakers Shorts Sweatshirts Jackets Rain Ponchos These contributions will go a long way in providing warmth, comfort, and hope to individuals experiencing hardship this winter. We are deeply grateful for this meaningful support. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Ms. Monica of CCDC for her confidence in our organization and unwavering commitment to community development. Her trust and partnership help fuel the work we do every day, and we look forward to many more impactful collaborations ahead. All previously announced partnership activities remain in full effect including our exciting collaboration with World Covenant Christian Center (WCCC) for their Christmas Toy Giveaway on December 6, 2025 . To our dedicated Peach Aviary Family , thank you for your continuous support, service, and passion. Every volunteer effort, donation, and act of kindness pushes us closer to a stronger, more compassionate community. Contact: Aviary club of nigeria Media Department media@theaviaryclub.org info@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviarynews.org

The Tshwane Aviary Team The spirit of brotherhood and friendly rivalry was on full display as the Tshwane Aviary (Pretoria, South Africa) a proud chapter of the Aviary Club of Nigeria , in the Southern Africa Province, successfully hosted its Current Dispensation Anniversary celebration on Saturday, November 29th, 2025. The highly anticipated match came to life at the revered Cougar Park Stadium , proudly nestled in the Van Der Hoff precinct of Pretoria West, and home to the esteemed Cheeky Boys Football Club. The air was alive with excitement as the officiating officials gave the nod, and the match officially kicked off at the scheduled time of 11:00 a.m., setting the stage for a thrilling encounter. The highlight of the landmark event was the much-anticipated concluding leg of the two-part soccer challenge against their powerful counterparts, the Madiba Aviary (Johannesburg, South Africa). The Madiba Aviary Team The rivalry stretching across Gauteng and the surrounding regions has provided immense excitement for Avians. The first leg, played in April when Madiba Aviary hosted Tshwane Aviary , saw the visitors from Pretoria dominate with a decisive Tshwane 5 , Madiba 2 victory. However, the return leg on November 29th proved to be a spectacular reversal of fortunes. In a keenly contested match filled with skill and passion, the Madiba Chapter edged out the host team with a final score of Tshwane 1 , Madiba 2 . This victory secured the overall trophy for the Madiba Aviary , who celebrated deservedly after a hard-fought championship series. While the scoreline provided intense competition, the overall atmosphere was one of profound camaraderie and brotherhood. Avians across both Chapters were seen "jollyficating" together, celebrating in oneness, proving once again that the true winner is the spirit of the club and its values. It was truly an epic moment and a deeply memorable day for the entire Southern Africa Province. The success of the event is a testament to strong leadership and dedication within the region. We extend profound gratitude and commendation to the leadership of both participating Chapters: The host President, Avian Azeez Oseni , affectionately known as Bambam, for organizing a flawless Anniversary event. The triumphant President of the Madiba Aviary , Avian Scott Igbinadolor , known as Galaxy , for their spirited participation and ultimate victory. Avian Galaxy (Madiba President) & Avian Bambam (Tshwane President) Special recognition is also due to the esteemed leaders who graced the occasion, including Southern Africa Region President, Avian Dr. Olumide Fafore , and the entire Southern Africa Region Executives . We also acknowledge Tshwane Aviary Pioneer President, Avian Amb. Mathias Afolabi Sagbo 'Sir YellowMan', Madiba Former President, Avian Joel 'Sauxy Joe', Tshwane Immediate past President, Avian Yussuf Sanni  'Shakur', and many others who contributed to this milestone celebration. Officiating Officials The Aviary Club of Nigeria, under the dynamic leadership of our Global President, Avian Sir, Odia Eromosele, appreciates the remarkable growth and impactful unity recently demonstrated across the Southern African Region. The Global President advises all members in the region and across the globe to maintain this positive momentum, keep soaring, and uphold the highest standards of conduct and character. Our core mandate remains clear and non-negotiable: NO TO CULTISM NO TO KILLINGS NO TO VIOLENCE NO TO GANG VIOLENCE NO TO JUNGLE JUCTICE NO TO THUGGERY BEHAVIOR NO TO CRIMINAL ACTIVITY OF ANY KIND God bless the Aviary Club of Nigeria. God bless the Southern Africa Region. CONTACT AND MEDIA ENQUIRIES Aviary Club of Nigeria 📧 info@theaviaryclub.org 📧 media@theaviaryclub.org 🌐 www.theaviaryclub.org

Dear Fellow Avians, "Behold how joyful is it When two come together to be one in conjugal." It is with immense joy and excitement that we bring you this special announcement! We are delighted to inform every member of our esteemed Aviary community that our beloved brother, Avian Adeyinka Adebayo, a proud member of Marto Aviary, is embarking on a beautiful journey of love and commitment. He extends a heartfelt invitation to all Avians to join him and his beloved partner for his Traditional Wedding Ceremony. As the saying goes, "A brother in need is a brother indeed."  In this joyous occasion, a brother in celebration is a brother truly cherished . We wholeheartedly encourage all Avians to 'troop in' and grace this special day with your presence, celebrating with our brother as he steps into this new and wonderful chapter of his life. Let us come together as one big family to share in his happiness and offer our blessings. NB:  For comprehensive details regarding the wedding date, venue, and other arrangements, please refer to the attached official flyers. We eagerly anticipate a grand celebration of love and unity, joined by all our fellow Avians. ACN Media Team Aviary Club of Nigeria 📧 info@theaviaryclub.org 📧 media@theaviaryclub.org 🌐 www.theaviaryclub.org

The North America Province of the Aviary Club of Nigeria recently witnessed a remarkable and inspiring milestone as Wild Rose Aviary hosted its successful conclave, an event that brought together leaders, members, and well-wishers from across the province in a grand display of unity, culture, and brotherhood. The atmosphere was filled with joy and pride as distinguished leaders graced the occasion to support and celebrate the chapter. At the forefront of the event was the President of the North America Province, Dr. Sylvester , who arrived with his Treasurer, Avian Wale , to officially officiate the ceremony. Dr. Sylvester (N.A.P President) & Avian Wale (N.A.P Treasurer) Their presence brought honor and added prestige, as they traveled all the way from the United States to Canada to ensure the conclave was memorable. Also in attendance was the President of Maple Aviary , Avian Kingsley Arase , accompanied by members of Maple Aviary and several executive officers. Their participation reflected the spirit of togetherness and cooperation that continues to strengthen the Aviary family in North America. from left: Avian Wale (N.A.P Treasurer), Avian Kelvin ( wild rose Aviary president), Dr. Sylvester (N.A.P President) & Avian Kingsley ( Maple Aviary president) A major highlight of the night was the honorable appearance of the former President of Wild Rose Aviary , who gracefully handed over the mantle of leadership in a symbolic act of continuity and progress. Avian Tony Williams ( Ex President wildrose Aviary) & Avian Kinglsey ( Maple Aviary president) This moment signified stability, growth, and the unwavering commitment of the chapter to uphold the values and vision of the Aviary Club of Nigeria. The conclave was further beautified by glimmers of light, color, and well-coordinated ceremonial activities, creating an atmosphere worthy of celebration and remembrance. Avian Kelvin Oghomienor (Wild rose Aviary president ) On behalf of the Aviary Club of Nigeria, we say a heartfelt congratulations to the newest Chapter President in North America, Avian Kelvin Oghomienor . We wish him success, strength, and divine wisdom to lead the Wild Rose Aviary into its next phase of excellence. To everyone who attended, supported, and contributed to the success of this historic event, we say THANK YOU .Your presence made the difference, and your commitment continues to move the Aviary Club forward, one province at a time. Eagles Eye Magazine Celebrating Leadership. Celebrating Legacy.

As the calendar turns its final page, the Aviary Club of Nigeria extends its warmest greetings to all Avians across the globe. Welcome to the month of December! This year has been one of remarkable growth, shared knowledge, and strengthened bonds within our community. From the vibrant chirps in our homes to the insightful discussions in our forums, your passion for our shared values has been the driving force behind our collective success. As we step into this last month of the year, we reflect on these cherished moments with gratitude. December is a time of joy, celebration, and hope. It is a season to spread wings of kindness, share the warmth of community, and look forward to new beginnings. Whether you are gathering with family, or simply enjoying the festive cheer, we wish for you a month filled with immense happiness, peace, and prosperity. May this December bring a beautiful end to your year and prepare you for a sky full of opportunities in the new one. Wishing you and your loved ones a joyous and prosperous festive season. ACN Media Aviary Club of Nigeria 📧 info@theaviaryclub.org 📧 media@theaviaryclub.org 🌐 www.theaviaryclub.org

From the Aviary Club of Nigeria – Media Department On behalf of the Aviary Club of Nigeria Media Department, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to the exceptional leaders and devoted members of the Southern African Province for your remarkable commitment to excellence, discipline, and organizational integrity. Your strict adherence to media compliance , proper handling of photos and videos , and your unwavering dedication to following the approved branding and communication processes have set a shining example for our global community. By ensuring that nothing is posted randomly and by maintaining full control over what the world sees, you have safeguarded the image, dignity, and reputation of our great organization. A special acknowledgment goes to the distinguished leaders of the 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 Your leadership, coordination, and commitment to standards have set your region apart in an admirable way. We also express profound gratitude to Avian Akinsola Akindele of the Aviary Club of Nigeria Media Department, who has continued to diligently discharge his responsibilities across the Southern African region with professionalism and excellence. To the members of SADC , and especially to the Regional President, Dr. Olumide Fafore , we salute your forward-thinking leadership, unity, and relentless drive to push the province to greater heights. Because of your collective hard work, consistency, and progress, we are proud to announce the Southern African Province as the: PROVINCE OF THE QUARTER (September, October, and November). Within this short period, your province has advanced impressively and set new standards for others to follow. To all Chapter Presidents and members in the Southern Africa Province we see your work, we acknowledge your sacrifices, and we deeply appreciate your commitment. From the Aviary Club of Nigeria Media Department, We say a big THANK YOU. Keep soaring. Keep shining. Keep leading.

In a powerful demonstration of compassion and community responsibility, Peach Aviary, a proud arm of the Aviary Club of Nigeria in North America, partnered with Fireside Jamaican Restaurant to distribute 100 hot meals to individuals experiencing homelessness on Thanksgiving Day. The outreach initiative was spearheaded by the Peach Aviary Chapter President, Mr. Orok Edem , with the strong support of his executive team and dedicated members. The event was further honoured by the presence and support of the North America Regional President, Dr. Sylvester Onoyona , whose involvement reaffirmed the organisation’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian service. Despite the extremely cold weather conditions, the team remained resolute, ensuring that every prepared meal reached a person in need. The warm, nutritious Jamaican-style Thanksgiving meals provided not only physical nourishment but also emotional comfort and renewed hope to underserved members of the community. This impactful initiative reflects Peach Aviary’s core mission of uplifting society through service, generosity, and unity. It highlights the power of collaboration between community-focused organisations and local businesses in addressing immediate social needs and promoting dignity among vulnerable populations. Peach Aviary expresses profound gratitude to Fireside Jamaican Restaurant, all volunteers, supporters, and members whose selfless contributions made this outreach a resounding success. The event stands as a shining example of what can be achieved when compassion meets collective action. As Peach Aviary continues to champion humanitarian causes, this Thanksgiving outreach remains a reminder that true gratitude is best expressed through service to humanity.

The Aviary Club of Nigeria was founded as a body in 1991 and formally incorporated on the 18th of July 1996. Its membership was drawn majorly from Avians who had graduated from various tertiary institutions across Nigeria, men distinguished not only by academic attainment but by their desire to build a community anchored on shared values, discipline, and collective progress. The birth of the Club was necessitated by the compelling vision of bringing together all Avians who had made their mark in diverse fields of endeavour under one umbrella. This vision sought to forge a common front and enable members to speak with one unified voice, strengthening their influence and fostering meaningful collaboration in professional, social, and humanitarian spheres. In its early years, members gathered consistently every last Saturday of the month. These meetings, facilitated by the group that now constitutes the Elders Council, served as the backbone of the organisation’s growth. Through these assemblies, leadership was galvanised, guidance was provided, and the foundation was laid for the expansion of the Club as its membership grew in leaps and bounds across cities, states, and even beyond Nigeria’s shores. A defining moment in the Club’s evolution came in 1991 when a conscious decision was made to rebrand and realign its identity. The organisation, originally known as the National Association of Airlords founded on Saturday, 29th October 1983 adopted a new name: The Aviary Club of Nigeria . This transformation was not merely cosmetic; it was a strategic return to the original ideals of the Founding Fathers. Central to this restructuring was the resolve to dissociate the Club completely from all campus-related activities, firmly positioning it as a mature, structured body of professionals and social leaders committed to excellence and societal impact. Today, the Aviary Club of Nigeria stands as a testament to vision, resilience, and unity a disciplined brotherhood born from purposeful redefinition and strengthened by its commitment to speak with one voice for the advancement of its members and the society at large. That long-cherished dream finally became a reality in 1996, marking a defining chapter in the evolution of the Aviary Club of Nigeria. With its formal establishment secured, attention shifted toward building a functional and sustainable structure that would support its expanding membership and growing influence. This process began with the strategic grouping of each city into identifiable units, each granted a distinct nomenclature to facilitate proper identification, jurisdictional administration, and seamless admission of members. Through this structured approach, coordination gained clarity, and Avians across different locations began to fully identify with the new body and its guiding ideals. The first cities to embrace this identity and formally establish Aviaries were: Buckingham Aviary, London (1997) Akete Aviary, Lagos (2012) Aso Aviary, Abuja (2009) Oluyole Aviary, Ibadan (2012) Edo Aviary, South-South (2012) As membership continued to grow, the urgency for defined leadership became evident. This led to the historic Ibadan Converge of 11th December 2010 , where Barrister John Oru and Mr. Afolabi Ozua emerged as the interim Arrow Heads of the first cadre of leadership, giving birth to what is now known as The Supreme Council . To further consolidate this unity and provide a solid governance framework, the organisation convened the Ikorodu Summit in February 2012 , where a committee was constituted to draft the constitution currently guiding the association. This was closely followed by the Ejigbo Summit in September 2012 , where another committee was inaugurated to design a distinct and official logo for the Aviary Club of Nigeria, further affirming its identity as a structured and purposeful institution. It was also during the 2012 summit that the Odua Province was established, mandated to oversee the entire South Western region of Nigeria and Ghana. This strategic move marked a significant milestone in regional coordination and effective governance, reinforcing the Club’s commitment to unity, structure, and sustainable growth. From structured identity to defined leadership, the Aviary Club of Nigeria continued its steady ascent evolving from a dream into a disciplined network of brothers bound by vision, purpose, and shared legacy. The Growth and Resilience of the Aviary Club of Nigeria: A Legacy of Leadership and Expansion The Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) stands as a testament to vision, brotherhood, and unwavering commitment to the ideals upon which it was founded. From its formative years to its present global influence, the club’s journey reflects both the challenges and triumphs of a noble organisation determined to evolve and expand. At the foundation of this great movement were dedicated leaders whose foresight shaped the club’s early direction and structure. The Founding Executives were: President: Elder Femi Martins General Secretary: Elder Akintoye Akinlabi Financial Secretary: Elder Hakeem Akinbola Welfare Secretary: Elder Segun Koiki Public Relations Officer: Elder Ayo Olesin Their leadership laid the cornerstone for an organization that would later transcend borders and establish an enduring l egacy. In response to the visible expansion and continuous growth of the organisation, the Odua Province played a pivotal role in facilitating the establishment of new aviaries beyond its immediate region. This strategic expansion led to the formation of Kaiser Aviary in Germany, Nkrumah Aviary in Ghana, and Ekiti Aviary in Ondo State, though the latter is now defunct. These developments marked a significant milestone in the club’s quest for international and regional representation. During this period, the Edo and South-South membership also witnessed remarkable growth under the able coordination of Elder Benson Igbudu from 2011. His stewardship further strengthened the organizational framework and cohesion among members within these regions. By 2013, a new era of expansion was ushered in as diasporans in Southern Africa expressed strong interest in aligning with the noble vision of ACN. This led to the historic inauguration of the Aviary Club of Nigeria in South Africa in September 2013, and the establishment of Madiba Aviary. This singular milestone birthed multiple aviaries across South Africa and eventually gave rise to what is now known as the SADC Province. As with most growing institutions, the expansion of ACN also saw divergent paths. Some members withdrew to form new associations, including AE63 in 2013 and later AAW in 2019. While these developments reduced the membership of the original body, it remains noteworthy that both organisations were formed by former members of the Aviary Club of Nigeria, further underscoring ACN’s foundational influence. Despite these challenges, the Aviary Club of Nigeria has continued to forge ahead with resilience and purpose. The organisation has maintained an inclusive leadership structure, opening its positions to all qualified members and entrusting them to men of noble character, integrity, and proven reputation. Today, ACN stands not just as an organization, but as a symbol of unity, perseverance, and visionary leadership, a club that has weathered internal and external storms while remaining steadfast in its mission to uplift, connect, and inspire its members across continents. The Aviary Club of Nigeria: Leadership Legacy, Structure, and Guiding Vision The Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) remains a beacon of unity, discipline, and intellectual advancement, rooted in a rich tradition of visionary leadership and structured governance. Over the years, the organisation has evolved into a formidable institution guided by purpose, strengthened by its leadership, and driven by a collective vision to positively impact society. Legacy of Global Leadership The growth and stability of the Aviary Club of Nigeria have been sustained by exceptional leaders who have served as Global Presidents, each contributing uniquely to the club’s progress and global recognition. The Past and Present Global Presidents include: Barrister John Oru (2011 – 2012) Elder Bayo Alli (2013 – 2015) Mr. David Olukoga (2015 – 2016) Mr. Hamilton – Acting (2016 – 2017) Elder Bidemi Agbaje (2018 – 2022) Sir Odia Eromosele (2022 – Present) Their collective stewardship reflects a continuum of leadership founded on integrity, service, and commitment to the ideals of the Aviary movement. Secretariat and National Headquarters The administrative hub of the Aviary Club of Nigeria is strategically located at: 22 Unity Road, IkejaLagos State, Nigeria This secretariat serves as the operational nucleus where policies, coordination, and administrative functions are managed to ensure effective governance and seamless communication across all provinces and aviaries. Purpose, Key Activities, Inspiration, and Vision At the core of the Aviary Club of Nigeria lies a purpose that transcends social gathering. The organisation is deeply committed to: Providing corrective remedies to societal ills through deep reflective thinking and understanding the intricacies and mysteries of life. Promoting socio-economic and political empowerment of members. Encouraging members to realize their maximum potential across all chosen life paths. Supporting economic opportunities through egalitarian networking, professional assistance, and strategic intervention for active members. Impacting society positively through humanitarian deeds and community-based activities. Regulating the conduct of members with values of discipline, discretion, brotherliness, and moral uprightness within and beyond the organisation. These principles form the philosophical backbone that inspires ACN’s identity and actions. Organisational Structure and Governing Bodies The Aviary Club of Nigeria is a well-structured entity comprising four distinct bodies responsible for regulation and governance. Two of its key bodies include: The Elders’ Council This body consists of the Board of Trustees and performs advisory and oversight functions that safeguard the traditions, ethics, and core values of the organisation. Members: Engr. Segun Olusakin – Chairman Elder Bimbo Shittu – Secretary Elder Ayo Olesin Elder Bidemi Agbaje Elder Niyi Osibemekun Elder Benson Igbudu Elder Segun Ologundudu Elder John Oyakhire Elder Segun Koiki Elder Bayo Alli Elder Tony Emeka Elder Kofoworola Oladeinde Elder Lanre Agoro Elder Funmi Oyesiku The Supreme Council The Supreme Council is the apex global body responsible for regulating the activities, policies, and strategic direction of the Aviary Club of Nigeria worldwide. 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 Adebanjo – Global Director, Public Relations Mr. Olaide Oyelade – Global Director, Finance Mr. Abiodun Hundeyin – Global Director, Special Duties Mr. Uche A. Ifejika – Global Director, Socials A Living Institution of Character and Purpose The Aviary Club of Nigeria continues to stand as a disciplined and forward-thinking organisation committed to the elevation of its members and the betterment of society. Through a transparent leadership system, clearly defined governance bodies, and an unwavering dedication to humanitarian service, ACN exemplifies what it means to be an institution built on character, resilience, and vision. From its leadership legacy to its global operational structure, the club remains a guiding force nurturing intellectual growth, fostering unity, and shaping leaders of noble character for generations to come. The Provincial and Grande Council Structure of the Aviary Club of Nigeria A Framework for Order, Leadership, Expansion, and Discipline The Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) stands as a model of structured organisation, rooted in discipline, order, and a clear hierarchy that ensures effective governance across its global footprint. Central to this structure are the Provincial Councils and the Grande Councils , bodies established to maintain administrative efficiency, uphold standards, and guide the moral and organisational conduct of members. THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL Guardians of Regional Leadership and Coordination The Provincial Council is responsible for overseeing the affairs of all aviaries and chapters within its defined geographical jurisdiction. It ensures unity of purpose, implementation of policies, and alignment with the vision of the Supreme Council. Recognised Provinces and Their Leadership Akete Provincial Council Covers Lagos State, parts of Ogun State, and GhanaProvincial President: Mr. Abayomi Lawal Arewa Provincial Council Covers Northern Nigeria Provincial President: ESV Ahmed Afiz Europa Provincial Council Covers Europe and Asia Provincial President: Mr. Ope Adeyeye North America Provincial Council Covers the Americas and Canada Provincial President: Dr. Sylvester Onoyona Southern African Provincial Council Covers Eastern and Southern Africa Provincial President: Dr. Olumide Fafore South-South Provincial Council Covers Southern Nigeria and Kenya Provincial President: Engr. Okundaye Osayi These councils serve as strategic pillars, ensuring that the ideals of the Aviary Club are upheld consistently across all geographical boundaries. THE GRANDE COUNCILS Custodians of Membership, Orientation, and Ethical Standards The Grande Councils function as the gatekeepers of the organisation, responsible for the admission of new members and the re-orientation of existing ones on discipline, conduct, and constitutional values. They are the heartbeat of continuity and ideological consistency in the club. GRANDE COUNCILS UNDER AKETE PROVINCE Capitol Aviary – Ikeja, LagosChapter President: Mr. Wale Ayeni Gold Coast Aviary – GhanaChapter President: Mallam Tunbosun Onanuga Iganmode Aviary – Ogun StateChapter President: Mr. Ismail Ganiyu Lagoon Palms Aviary – Lagos IslandChapter President: Mr. Adegoke Caleb Marto Aviary – Alimosho, LagosChapter President: Mr. Tomi Oluwa Oloki Aviary – Amuwo-Odofin, LagosChapter President: Mr. Seyi Awoola Sportscity Aviary – Surulere, LagosChapter President: Mr. Fuad Odofin GRANDE COUNCILS UNDER AREWA PROVINCE Aso Aviary – FCT AbujaMr. Babajide Sokunle Confluence Aviary – Kogi StateMr. Abiodun Temitope Farin Ruwa Aviary – Nasarawa StateMr. Agbamu Amudo Harmony Aviary – Kwara StateMr. 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 Aviary – United Kingdom | Mr. Idowu Odunuga 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, Texas | 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 AFRICAN 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 – Edo South | Mr. Uche Chukwuka Kukuruku Aviary – Edo North | Hon. Obanor Iboi Oil City Aviary – Delta South | Mr. Efeturi Akpotu Okpezillo Aviary – Edo Central | Mr. Austin Irhibogbe Ugwuocha Aviary – Port Harcourt | Mr. Apiri Ogoromsi Wado Aviary – Delta Central | Barr. Matthew Osume A Structure That Sustains Excellence The Provincial and Grande Council framework of the Aviary Club of Nigeria reflects a highly disciplined and visionary structure built to sustain growth, enforce ethical standards, and promote unity across cultural and geographic borders. Through this organised hierarchy, ACN continues to uphold its guiding philosophy of brotherhood, intellectual development, service, and moral excellence. This system ensures that every Avian, regardless of location, remains connected to the core values and operational integrity that define the Aviary Club of Nigeria, a global brotherhood driven by purpose, leadership, and legacy. Funding, Projects, and Secretariat Operations of the Aviary Club of Nigeria A Structured Approach to Community Impact and Organisational Sustainability The Aviary Club of Nigeria (A.C.N) continues to distinguish itself as a purpose-driven organisation whose activities are anchored on structured funding, community-focused projects, and efficient administrative coordination. Through its well-defined system, the club ensures that developmental initiatives are not only impactful but also sustainable and responsive to local needs. Funding & Community Projects Projects undertaken by the Aviary Club of Nigeria are streamlined based on the specific needs and peculiarities of the immediate communities where the various Grande Councils operate. These councils, being closest to the grassroots, are well positioned to identify areas of intervention that can significantly improve living conditions and societal wellbeing. In executing these initiatives, the Grande Councils either seek formal approval from their respective Provincial Councils or independently assess and determine feasible projects that align with the organisation’s objectives. Once approval or alignment is established, members within the Grande Council pool resources together through voluntary donations and collective funding mechanisms. These projects, whether social, humanitarian, infrastructural, or educational are then completed and formally handed over to the benefiting communities for usage and sustainability, reinforcing the club’s commitment to service and responsible citizenship. Global Funding Structure At the global level, the operations of the Aviary Club of Nigeria are sustained through annual levies contributed by its 43 recognised Grande Councils across the world. These levies are structured in a manner that reflects parity with the Home Aviaries in Nigeria, while taking into account the economic realities and local currencies of the respective regions. This funding model ensures equity, accountability, and continuity in maintaining the administrative and strategic functions of the global body. Secretariat & Operational Oversight The Secretariat serves as the administrative backbone of the Aviary Club of Nigeria. It functions as the central coordinating body responsible for overseeing the general activities of the organisation, regulating Grande Council operations, and managing official communications. Through structured processes and formal communiqués, the Secretariat ensures seamless coordination between the Supreme Council, Provincial Councils, and all Grande Councils. It also monitors compliance with organisational guidelines, manages records, and facilitates the execution of policies and directives essential to the smooth functioning of the club. Strengthening Impact Through Structure The synergy between structured funding, purposeful community projects, and an efficient secretariat underscores ACN’s unwavering commitment to social responsibility and organisational excellence. This coordinated approach enables the club to transform vision into tangible impact, ensuring that every contribution by members translates into meaningful development for the communities they serve. Through discipline, accountability, and unity of purpose, the Aviary Club of Nigeria continues to set a benchmark as an organisation that not only builds successful individuals but also uplifts society at large.

Grand Prairie, TX The Lone Star Aviary Club is proud to announce that it has been named “Rank, Grand Prairie” by the Business Bureau of United State. This prestigious recognition underscores Lone Star Aviary’s exceptional contributions to community, camaraderie, and positive social impact in the region. A Recognition of Excellence and Community Impact Since its founding, Lone Star Aviary Club has worked tirelessly to build a strong, supportive network of aviary-minded individuals who share values of unity, respect, and service. The award recognizes clubs and organizations that go beyond mere social gatherings those that creates leadership, uplift their membership, and contribute meaningfully to the broader community. According to the Business Bureau of United State, the criteria for this award include: Outstanding organizational leadership and governance Demonstrated positive influence within the local community Member engagement, inclusivity, and social cohesion Commitment to philanthropy, social responsibility, or community service By honoring Lone Star Aviary Club, the Bureau acknowledged the club’s commitment to excellence on all these fronts a testament to the work of its leadership and every Avian member who contributes to its mission. For Lone Star Aviary Club, this award is more than a trophy or recognition it is affirmation of the values upon which the club was built. It affirms that our pursuit of fellowship, service, and upliftment resonates beyond our membership, touching lives in Grand Prairie and beyond. With this honor, we recommit ourselves to: Strengthening our bonds as a unified social club Expanding our community outreach and charitable efforts Promoting inclusivity, respect, and solidarity among all Avians Serving as a model of social club excellence for others in Texas and the United States To ensure transparency and credibility, the recognition from the Business Bureau of United State has been documented with an official certificate of award, along with a verification notice, confirming that the award was granted after an objective review process by the Bureau’s board. The award and verification are logged in the Bureau’s registry of recognized social and community-oriented organizations. We encourage interested parties, prospective members, and partners to reach out for a copy of the verification or to confirm the award directly with the Bureau. This step ensures that our stakeholders and the public can independently validate the honor. This achievement would not have been possible without the dedication, spirit, and cooperation of every Avian, past and present. It reflects our shared values and collective commitment to excellence. We accept this award with humility and gratitude. And as we look ahead, we do so committed to building an even stronger club, expanding our reach, and uplifting communities through unity, support, and shared purpose. Congratulations to Lone Star Aviary Club “ Best of business rate 2025 ” Social Club Organization , Grand Prairie! Contact information: Aviary Club of Nigeria Media info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

Celebrate in Style, With Love to All Avians. As we gather in this beautiful season of gratitude, the North America Province of the Aviary Club extends warm and heartfelt Thanksgiving wishes to every Avian across the globe. This is a time to pause, reflect, and give thanks for the journey we share as a united family bonded by purpose, brotherhood, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Thanksgiving reminds us that beyond our achievements and ambitions lies the true essence of our fellowship: love, unity, and shared values. From every province, council, and wing, your dedication continues to strengthen the Aviary legacy and inspire progress within our communities. We are grateful for your loyalty, your service, and the passion you bring to all that we do. As we celebrate in style, let us also remember to spread kindness, uplift one another, and extend a hand of support to those in need. May this season fill your hearts with peace, your homes with laughter, and your lives with renewed hope and prosperity. To all Avians, near and far, know that you are cherished and appreciated. We love you, we celebrate you, and we are thankful for you today and always. Happy Thanksgiving! From the North America Province of the Aviary Club One family. One vision. One Aviary. 🦅

From the left: Akete Regional Secretary, Former Chapter President of Regal Buckingham Aviary and The Global President ACN. The recent yet to be released live recording session conducted by the media team marks a significant and memorable event in the history of our organization. What makes this milestone truly exceptional is not only the successful execution of the recording but the extraordinary level of commitment demonstrated by key leaders who made it possible. Our Global President exemplified unparalleled dedication by traveling from his home country to the United Kingdom solely to participate in this recording. Such a deliberate sacrifice of time underscores his unwavering belief in the mission of our organization and his desire to personally contribute to its advancement. His presence added weight, credibility, and inspiration to the session, reminding every member that leadership is ultimately measured by service and personal investment. In the same spirit, the Akete Regional Secretary played a pivotal role by carefully arranging and coordinating the logistics necessary for the media team to carry out the recording efficiently. From setting up equipment to ensuring a conducive environment for production, his time, planning, and hands-on support were instrumental to the success of the project. His actions reflect the level of responsibility and ownership required to sustain excellence across all our regional structures. Adding significantly to the success of this event was Mr. Yemi Ogunlaja, the former Chapter President of Regal Buckingham Aviary, who served as a dependable and exemplary host. His hospitality, coordination, and willingness to support the team throughout the process played a crucial role in ensuring smooth operations. His presence as a steady anchor reflects the enduring value of past leaders who continue to invest their time and effort in the organization’s future. This event is more than just another organizational milestone, it is a powerful demonstration of how time, when intentionally invested, becomes one of the greatest resources an organization can harness. The willingness of leaders to devote their hours, energy, and presence reinforces a culture where commitment is not spoken but lived. As we celebrate this achievement, we also acknowledge the deeper message it carries, progress happens when individuals choose to invest their time for the collective good. The dedication displayed in making this recording possible serves as a model for all members and a reminder that every great accomplishment begins with the decision to show up. ACN Media Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org