Avian Hon. Unopah Fredrick The Aviary Club of Nigeria joyfully celebrates a distinguished professional, administrator, and community leader, Avian Hon. Engn. Tech. Fredrick Unopah, on the special occasion of his birthday and his well-deserved appointment as Executive Director of the Edo State Road Maintenance Agency . This dual celebration marks not only another year of impactful living but also a new chapter of responsibility and service in the infrastructural development of Edo State . Engn. Unopah, the Chief Executive Officer of Derroj Industrial Materials Nigeria Limited and a former Chapter Vice President of Aso Aviary, is a proud alumnus of Federal Polytechnic Auchi . His academic foundation laid the groundwork for an illustrious career in mechanical engineering and public service. A COREN-certified seasoned Mechanical Engineer, Engn. Unopah has distinguished himself through professionalism, competence, and integrity. His career spans years of valuable experience collaborating with both local and international experts in engineering and development sectors. Through technical excellence and strategic leadership, he has contributed meaningfully to infrastructure growth and sustainable development initiatives. Beyond his professional accomplishments, he has served in several strategic public and political roles, including as a member of the Edo State Asset Verification Committee and as Secretary of the APC Committee on Ekiti Primary Election. His involvement in various high-level party committees underscores his capacity for organization, transparency, and policy-driven leadership. A proud son of Ayogwiri village in Afemai land, Etsako West Local Government Area, Engn. Unopah embodies humility, resilience, and people-centered leadership. Though currently residing in Abuja, he remains deeply connected to his roots, consistently investing in community empowerment and grassroots development across Edo State and beyond. Hon. Engn. Tech. Fredrick Unopah stands as a philanthropist, visionary administrator, and political leader whose life reflects dedication to service, excellence, and nation-building. His appointment as Executive Director of the Edo State Road Maintenance Agency is a testament to his competence, experience, and unwavering commitment to public good. The Aviary Club of Nigeria proudly felicitate with this distinguished son of the soil and pray for greater wisdom, strength, and success as he undertakes this important responsibility. May this new age and new office usher in even greater accomplishments for him and lasting impact for the people he serves. ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

Avian Brig. Gen. O. Famakinwa (Rtd.) The Aviary Club of Nigeria proudly celebrates an exceptional patriot, a gallant officer, and a respected elder statesman Avian RT Brig. Gen. O. Famakinwa (Rtd.) , former Chief of Special Forces Operations, Defence Headquarters, Nigeria. Today , we do not merely mark the passage of another year; we honor a lifetime of sacrifice, courage, and unwavering dedication to the Federal Republic of Nigeria. As the former Chief of Special Forces Operations at Defence Headquarters, Brigadier General Famakinwa served at the very heart of Nigeria’s security architecture. In a role that demanded precision, strategic intelligence, resilience, and bravery, he led elite forces entrusted with some of the nation’s most sensitive and critical operations. His leadership helped strengthen national security, safeguard communities, and reinforce the stability upon which our country continues to build its future. Brig. Gen. O. Famakinwa (Rtd.) Through turbulent times and complex security challenges, he stood firm, making difficult decisions, guiding brave men and women under his command, and placing country above comfort. His career reflects discipline forged through years of service, courage tested in high-stakes environments, and integrity that earned him the respect of peers and subordinates alike. Now retired from active military service, his legacy remains alive. Retirement marks not an end, but the continuation of influence, as a mentor, advisor, and symbol of excellence. The impact of his years in uniform will continue to resonate within the armed forces and across the nation he so faithfully protected. Within the Aviary brotherhood, Avian RT Brig. Gen. O. Famakinwa represents strength with humility, authority with wisdom, and power guided by principle. He is a shining example to younger Avians that true leadership is built on service, sacrifice, and honor. On this special day, the Aviary Club of Nigeria celebrates not only your birth but your enduring contributions to Nigeria’s peace and security. We thank you for the nights you stood guard so others could sleep in peace. We thank you for the sacrifices unseen and the victories unspoken. We thank you for a life devoted to making our nation safer and stronger. May this new chapter of retirement bring you abundant joy, excellent health, divine protection, fulfillment, and the satisfaction of knowing your service has made a lasting difference. May your legacy continue to inspire generations. Happy Birthday, Sir. Long life, continued honor, and everlasting distinction. Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria Media@theaviaryclub.org

IGP Olatunji Disu The Aviary Club of Nigeria heartily congratulates Olatunji Rilwan Disu (popularly known as Tunji Disu) on your well-deserved appointment as the Inspector-General of Police of the Nigeria Police Force. Your elevation to this prestigious office is a clear testament to over three decades of distinguished, disciplined, and value-driven service to our nation. Rising through the ranks with integrity, professionalism, and operational excellence, you have consistently demonstrated the qualities of purposeful leadership and unwavering commitment to national security. We recognize your impactful leadership of the Intelligence Response Team (IRT), where intelligence-driven strategies, courage, and tactical precision yielded notable successes in combating crime. Your subsequent roles in strengthening investigative and operational frameworks further reflect your capacity for institutional reform and strategic advancement. As an organization committed to discipline, structure, leadership development, civic responsibility, youth mentorship, and the promotion of a peaceful society, the Aviary Club of Nigeria views your appointment as timely and strategic. A secure nation provides the enabling environment necessary for community development, conservation advocacy, youth empowerment, and national progress, core pillars of our mission. We are confident that your focused, fair-minded, and principled approach will reinforce professionalism within the Force, enhance public trust, strengthen internal security, and contribute to a safer Nigeria where citizens can thrive and communities can flourish in harmony. May God Almighty grant you wisdom, courage, strength, and sound judgment as you lead the Nigeria Police Force into a new era of accountability, stability, and excellence. Congratulations once again, IGP Olatunji Rilwan Disu. ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

The Aso Aviary Conclave Ceremony was successfully held in an atmosphere marked by unity, maturity, brotherhood, and a renewed commitment to the enduring ideals of the Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN). The gathering reflected the strength and structure of the organization, bringing together distinguished leaders, elders, and members in a demonstration of solidarity and purposeful leadership. The Conclave was graced by notable personalities whose presence added prestige and depth to the occasion, including: Avian Elder Segun Ologundudu, Member, ACN Elders Council Avian Segun Amosu, Global Vice President, ACN Avian Ahmed Afiz, Arewa Provincial President Avian Fijabi, Arewa Provincial Vice President Avian Agbamu E. Amudo, Chapter President, Farin Ruwa Aviary Avian David Eboka, Chapter Secretary, Dandelion Aviary (representing his Chapter President) Impactful goodwill messages were delivered by : Avian Segun Amosu , Global Vice President Elder Segun Ologundudu , Member ACN Elders Council. Avian Ahmed Afiz , Arewa Provincial President Their addresses emphasized unity, discipline, responsible leadership, and the necessity for sustained growth at every level of the organization. The speakers collectively reinforced the importance of upholding the club’s values while embracing progressive leadership that ensures relevance and expansion. A significant highlight of the proceedings was the formal dissolution of the previous Chapter Executive Council by the Provincial President, Avian Ahmed Afiz. This decisive administrative step paved the way for the inauguration of a new leadership team to guide the Chapter for the next two (2) years. The following Avians were officially appointed to serve: President: Avian Babajide Sokunle Vice President: Avian Onyeka Chukwu Chief Operating Officer: Avian Ayemien M. Osagie (Bazzo) Secretary: Avian Oziegbe Kelly Egbon Public Relations Officer: Avian Kester I. Efua Treasurer: Avian Aigbose Godwin Security Officer: Avian Aminu Zuberu Aminu Social Secretary: Avian Keny O. Osayamwen The newly constituted Executive Council represents a blend of experience, innovation, and commitment, positioned to advance the Chapter’s objectives with renewed vigor. A defining moment of the evening was the keynote address delivered by Avian Ayemien Manfred , Chief Operating Officer, on the theme “One Bond, One Brotherhood.” In his address, he underscored the significance of unity, collective responsibility, and shared growth within the Chapter and the organization at large. He reminded members that true brotherhood is sustained not merely by titles, but by mutual respect, discipline, and a commitment to common purpose. Following the formal proceedings, the ceremony transitioned into a vibrant evening of celebration and fellowship. Members and guests enjoyed music, fine cuisine, refreshments, lively camaraderie (“jorjor”), and a gala night featuring awards of recognition and merit presentations. The atmosphere reflected not only organizational discipline but also the warmth and spirit of brotherhood that defines the Aviary experience. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by the Chapter President, followed by a closing prayer. Indeed, the Aso Aviary Conclave stands as a successful and memorable gathering,one that reaffirmed our collective dedication to unity, discipline, responsible leadership, and sustainable progress within the Aviary Club of Nigeria. Aso Aviary Chapter President:  Avian Babajide Sokunle Media Department, Aviary Club of Nigeria. Media@theaviaryclub.org. www.theaviaryclub.org

In a vast open sky, there was an aviary filled with different kinds of Avians. Some were strong and bold.Some were quiet and observant.Some could fly higher.Some could sing louder.Some were still learning to spread their wings. They were different, yet they shared the same sky. In the early days, each Avian tried to fly alone.The stronger ones flew ahead.The weaker ones struggled behind.Some grew weary.Some doubted themselves.Some questioned whether they truly belonged. Then one day, an Elder Avian spoke: “No Avian survives long by flying alone. Even the strongest wings grow tired.” And so they began to learn from nature. They discovered that when Avians fly in formation, wind resistance decreases.The one in front breaks the wind.Those behind conserve strength.And when the leader becomes tired, another takes the lead. No pride.No competition.Only rotation and support. When one Avian was injured, the flock did not abandon it. Two would descend and remain until it recovered or found safety. When food was scarce, they did not fight blindly.They communicated.They searched together.They survived together. When storms came, they did not scatter in fear. They tightened their formation. And when the skies were clear, they did not only work.They sang.They soared.They celebrated the wind. Because the Avian Life is not merely about survival.It is about freedom.It is about rhythm.It is about movement.It is about togetherness. The aviary became strong not because every Avian was powerful, but because no Avian was alone. And in time, other flocks looked at them and wondered: “How do they fly so far without breaking?” The answer was simple: Wings are individual… but flight is collective. Written by Avian Ayemien Osagie ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

Aso Aviary Chapter President:  Avian Babajide Sokunle The Eagles Eye Magazine proudly celebrates a defining moment in the history of the Aso Aviary Chapter of the Aviary Club of Nigeria as Avian Babajide Sokunle assumes office as Chapter President. His appointment marks not only a transition in leadership but the beginning of a renewed era built on unity, discipline, and purposeful growth. Leadership within the Aviary Club is not merely about title, it is about service, accountability, and the capacity to inspire brotherhood. In Avian Babajide Sokunle, the Chapter has entrusted its future to a man whose character, dedication, and understanding of organizational values position him for impactful stewardship. His emergence reflects the confidence of the Province and the collective belief that he possesses the wisdom and administrative strength required to pilot the Chapter successfully over the next two years. The Aso Aviary Chapter stands at an important juncture. With renewed energy across the Province, expectations are high for strategic growth, improved engagement, and strengthened internal cohesion. As President, Avian Babajide Sokunle carries the mandate to: Create unity among members Promote responsible and transparent leadership Strengthen discipline and organizational structure Expand the Chapter’s visibility and impact Build lasting bridges within the brotherhood His leadership will undoubtedly be measured not just by programs executed, but by the harmony and growth cultivated within the Chapter. The Aviary tradition thrives on “One Bond, One Brotherhood.” As he steps into this role, Avian Babajide Sokunle embodies this spirit, reminding members that collective success depends on shared responsibility and mutual respect. The confidence placed in him is a testament to his commitment to the ideals of the organization and his willingness to serve with integrity and humility. Eagles Eye Magazine extends its warmest congratulations to Avian Babajide Sokunle on his well-deserved appointment as Chapter President of Aso Aviary. May his tenure be defined by excellence, wisdom in decision-making, peace within the ranks, and visible progress across all fronts. May his leadership strengthen bonds, inspire discipline, and elevate the Chapter to greater heights.The future of Aso Aviary shines brighter under your watch.

Sir Abidemi Agbaje. BASc,MS,MBA, (Phd) For nearly four decades, one name has remained synonymous with discipline, structure, and steady leadership within the Aviary Club of Nigeria, Sir Abidemi Agbaje. BASc,MS,MBA,  (Phd) . At 62, with 44 years in the brotherhood, his journey is not merely one of titles held, but of impact delivered. From his early days as at 1982 in Yaba College of Technolog to serving as The Global president of the Aviary club of Nigeria, Agbaje’s story reflects dedication, resilience, and vision anchored in service. Sir Abidemi Agbaje (Phd) Became a member in 1982 and graduating in 1988, Agbaje quickly distinguished himself in leadership roles within the Aviary club of Nigeria. He served as: Chief of Entertainment (1986/87) Chapter President. (1987/88) Those formative years shaped his philosophy, leadership must be disciplined, inclusive, and forward-thinking. The culture of responsibility and teamwork he embraced as a flying Avian would later define his style at Regional and global levels. In 2016, Agbaje assumed office as Regional President of North America . What followed was a period many describe as one of growth, stability, and relative peace . At inception, North America had a single Aviary. Within three years: The province expanded to four Aviaries Membership increased significantly The Club extended into South America with the establishment of Amazonia Aviary in Brazil Crisis situations were managed with maturity and diplomacy While challenges arose, as they do in any organization made up of strong personalities and divergent perspectives. they were resolved through calm engagement and structured leadership. The result was consolidation rather than division. In 2019, Abidemi Agbaje was unanimously elected As the Global President of the Aviary club of NiGERIA. His administration began during one of the most turbulent periods in the organization’s history.Within six months: Three of the eighteen functional chapters exited the organization. Questions arose that threatened the very foundations of unity. Yet through collaboration with the Global Council , Executive Council, Regional Councils, and local chapters worldwide, his leadership restored: Organizational stability Functional harmony Renewed confidence across governing organs The storms did not define the administration. The recovery did. Under his stewardship, the Aviary Club achieved one of its most remarkable expansions. Today , the organization can boasts of 40 chapters worldwide , with additional prospects on the horizon. Key milestones included: The chartering of Akete Province and its three chapters: Capitol, Oloki, and Sport-City New chapters established in: Belgium Lokoja, Nigeria Cape Town & Pretoria, South Africa Houston, Texas Tema, Ghana Kenya Re-certification and rejuvenation of chapters in Italy, India, and Ghana Formal chartering of Ogwuocha chapter in Port Harcourt, Nigeria Provisional approval for an SADC Province overseeing Southern Africa Remarkably, much of this growth occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic, a time when social, economic, and political activities were globally paralyzed. The administration’s ability to adapt through improved communication systems and digital engagement ensured that progress did not stall. Growth was not measured solely by chapters chartered. Across the globe, chapters launched programs focused on: Member welfare and personal development Community outreach initiatives Support for the underprivileged Projects reflecting the core aims of the founding fathers The administration also began revamping the Club’s information infrastructure, ensuring better communication among members and projecting a positive global image consistent with the Club’s values. Sir Abidemi Agbaje. BASc,MS,MBA,  (Phd) Professionally, Sir Abidemi Agbaje (Phd) is a Construction Project Manager, a role that demands precision, risk assessment, discipline, and coordination among diverse stakeholders. Those same principles define his leadership: Structured planning Effective communication Self-discipline Accommodation of divergent interests Team-based execution He recognizes that leadership is not about authority alone, it is about alignment. One of the hallmarks of his administration has been his commitment to peaceful transition. From the outset, he pledged respect for institutional processes and continuity of leadership While acknowledging that not every promise has been fully realized, he remains committed to advancing key priorities, including: Constitutional review Strengthening organizational unity Enhancing the Club’s global image Reconciling progressive tendencies within the Organization Working toward the establishment of a national secretariat Aviary club of Nigeria Elders After 44 years in the brotherhood, Sir Abidemi Agbaje. BASc,MS,MBA,  (Phd) legacy is rooted in consistency. From chief entertainment officer to chapter president then Regional president to Global president and now an Elder. Each stage of his journey reflects stability in uncertain times and growth in challenging seasons. The Aviary Club today stands broader, stronger, and more globally connected than it did in 2019. That progress is not accidental it is the result of disciplined leadership and collective effort guided by vision. Abidemi & Kemi Agbaje Behind every accomplished leader stands a strong foundation at home. Abidemi is happily married to Kemi Agbaje , a supportive wife and pillar of strength in his life. Her unwavering encouragement and partnership have played a vital role in his professional achievements and leadership commitments. Together, they embody balance, commitment to service alongside dedication to family values. Abidemi’s academic journey reflects a relentless pursuit of knowledge and professional mastery in business and construction management. He earned his: Master of Science (MS) in Project Management from University of Wisconsin-Platteville (September 2009 – May 2013) Master of Business Administration (MBA) from University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (January 2007 – May 2009) Bachelor of Applied Science (BASc) in Construction Management from University of Minnesota (2002 – 2005) His educational background blends technical expertise with strategic business leadership, a rare combination that positions him to manage complex projects while understanding broader organizational dynamics. As a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) , he applies globally recognized standards in planning, execution, risk mitigation, and stakeholder coordination. IGBOBI OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION Today, the Aviary Club of Nigeria proudly celebrates a distinguished leader, a steadfast brother, and a pillar of stability Sir Abidemi Agbaje. BASc,MS,MBA,  (Phd) . On this special day, we celebrate not only your accomplishments but your character, your integrity, your resilience, and your dedication to brotherhood. May this new year of your life bring you: Continued wisdom and strength Greater accomplishments Good health and peace Renewed inspiration to keep soaring higher Thank you for your years of sacrifice, leadership, and service. Happy Birthday , May your light continue to shine brightly across the Aviary worldwide.

As we eagerly anticipate the Aso Aviary Conclave tomorrow, 21st February, 2026, we wish to respectfully reiterate our commitment to the official standards of the Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN). All members are strongly reminded to strictly adhere to the ACN approved dress code in line with the organization’s official guidelines for conclaves. Proper appearance reflects our discipline, unity, identity, and the noble values we represent. Furthermore, we emphasize the importance of maintaining quality and standard media publications, including pictures and videos ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

AVIARY CLUB OF NIGERIA (ACN), Standing Firm Against Cultism, Violence, and Crime The Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) remains unwavering in its commitment to a violence free society and a culture rooted in law, order, and mutual respect. In line with our advocacy against cultism, violence, and criminality in all forms, we wish to clearly address a frequently asked question: What should an Avian do when provoked, oppressed, threatened, or assaulted? OUR POSITION IS CLEAR: We do not retaliate. We do not take laws into our own hands. We seek legal redress. When faced with provocation, oppression, threats, or physical assault, every Avian is strongly advised to: 1. Immediately report the incident to the nearest police station and file a formal petition. 2. Promptly notify the ACN Legal Team for professional follow-up and guidance. The ACN Legal Team is active, accessible, and fully committed to protecting the rights and dignity of every Avian. No member stands alone. We ensure that justice is pursued lawfully, peacefully, and effectively. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS — PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS We strongly encourage all members to familiarize themselves with their fundamental human rights under the laws of Any Country they reside, When those rights are violated, the appropriate response is not revenge, it is lawful action through the justice system. True strength lies not in retaliation, but in discipline and adherence to due process. A CALL TO ALL AVIANS Let us continue to uphold the core values of ACN: • Respect for the rule of law • Peaceful conflict resolution • Rascality isn’t Ruggedness • Zero tolerance for cultism and violence By choosing the legal path, we reinforce our identity as a responsible and law-abiding organization dedicated to building a safer and more just society. If assaulted or threatened: Report to the nearest police station immediately. Contact the ACN Legal Team without delay for proper follow-up through the following Numbers: Email: ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

In a bold and commendable demonstration of leadership and social responsibility, the Supreme Council of the Aviary Club of Nigeria has donated the sum of ₦1,050,000 to support a nationwide awareness campaign focused on “Say No to Cultism” and security consciousness under the theme “See Something, Say Something.” This strategic initiative reflects the Club’s commitment to building a peaceful, violence-free society and promoting responsible citizenship across communities. A Stand Against Cultism and Violence Cultism and youth-related violence continue to pose serious threats to societal stability, especially within academic institutions and local communities. Recognizing the urgent need for preventive action, the Supreme Council has taken a proactive step to fund sensitization programs, public enlightenment drives, and advocacy campaigns aimed at discouraging cult-related activities and promoting vigilance. The theme “See Something, Say Something” reinforces the importance of collective responsibility. It encourages individuals to speak up, report suspicious activities, and play active roles in safeguarding their environments. Security is not the duty of government alone; it is a shared obligation of every responsible citizen. Leadership with Vision and Purpose Special appreciation is extended to Odia Eromonsele , whose visionary leadership as head of the Supreme Council continues to inspire impactful initiatives within the organization. Under his guidance, the Council has demonstrated that true leadership transcends titles, it is about service, action, and tangible contributions to societal development. The ₦1,050,000 donation is not merely a financial contribution, it is a statement of intent, an affirmation that the Aviary Club of Nigeria stands firmly against violence, cultism, and insecurity in all forms. Upholding the Core Values of the Aviary Club of Nigeria This initiative aligns perfectly with the foundational values of the Aviary Club of Nigeria, which include: • Integrity: Upholding moral standards and ethical conduct in all endeavors. • Discipline: Promoting responsible behavior and structured leadership. • Brotherhood: Fostering unity, mutual respect, and collective progress. • Service to Humanity: Prioritizing humanitarian outreach and community development. • Peace Advocacy: Championing non-violence, harmony, and social stability. Through this donation, the Supreme Council has once again demonstrated that the Club is not merely a social organization but a movement committed to positive societal transformation. Towards a Violence-Free Society The fight against cultism requires continuous awareness, collaboration, and sustained intervention. By investing in preventive advocacy, the Aviary Club of Nigeria is addressing the root causes of violence, ignorance, peer pressure, and lack of positive engagement. This noble gesture sends a powerful message to youths, institutions, and communities that Violence is not a path to recognition, integrity and purposeful living are. ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

In obedience to the timeless admonition of Epistle to the Hebrews 10:25, which reminds us “not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together…” , the North American Province of the Aviary Club of Nigeria (ACN) convened a powerful and spirit-filled prayer session dedicated to the total well-being of all ACN members worldwide. The gathering was more than a meeting, it was a sacred moment of unity, brotherhood, and divine alignment. Members came together with one purpose, to seek God’s intervention for the mental, spiritual, physical, and emotional fitness of every Avian across the globe. Distinguished Ministers in Attendance The prayer session was graced by anointed servants of God who led the intercessory session with passion and prophetic insight: • Pastor George Balogun • Rev. Felisha Coker • Pastor Funmi Taiwo • Pastor Yink Adekanola • Alfa Muse Ibro Their fervent prayers and words of exhortation uplifted hearts and strengthened faith, declaring good health, protection, progress, and divine favor upon the Aviary Club of Nigeria and all its members. The Global Secretary of ACN, Avian Dubby Alfonso, was also present, lending his full support and solidarity to the initiative. The meeting, which lasted for one hour, was intense, focused, and impactful, an hour devoted entirely to standing in the gap for the club and its global family. A United Front for Good Health and Growth Special prayers were offered for: • Divine protection over all members • Sound mental and emotional health • Physical strength and vitality • Unity and sustainable progress within ACN Indeed, it was a reaffirmation that beyond professional success and social engagement, the Aviary Club remains deeply committed to the holistic well-being of its members. The North American Province extends heartfelt appreciation to every minister who honored the invitation and poured out spiritually for the growth and protection of ACN. Your labor of love will never go unrewarded. We also sincerely thank all members who attended and participated in the session. Your presence demonstrated commitment to brotherhood and collective advancement. Special gratitude goes to the Global President of the Aviary Club of Nigeria for his visionary leadership and unwavering support for initiatives that strengthen unity across provinces. We equally appreciate the Elders Council Chairman for his guidance, wisdom, and fatherly oversight that continues to keep the organization on the path of excellence. As we continue to assemble in faith and love, may the prayers offered rise as a sweet incense before God, bringing healing, restoration, and unprecedented growth to the Aviary Club of Nigeria. ACN Media Department Aviary Club of Nigeria info@theaviaryclub.org media@theaviaryclub.org www.theaviaryclub.org

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