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Our Story

Discover the journey of Eko Club International, from our humble beginnings to becoming a leading cultural and community organization.

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Our Mission & Vision

Since our founding, Eko Club International has been dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of Lagos while fostering unity, community development, and social welfare among our members and the broader community.

Our vision is to be the premier cultural organization that connects people of Lagos heritage worldwide, creating a global network that supports community development, cultural preservation, and social welfare initiatives.

Established

1999

Members

5,000+

Chapters

15 Worldwide

Projects

100+ Completed

Our Journey Through Time

For over four decades, Eko Club International has grown from a small gathering of like-minded individuals to a global organization with chapters across multiple countries. Explore our rich history and milestones.

1999

Foundation

Eko Club International was founded by a group of visionary individuals from Lagos.

2002

First International Chapter

The first international chapter was established, expanding our reach globally.

2003

Major Community Project

Launched our first major community development project in Lagos.

2008

Educational Initiative

Started our scholarship program to support underprivileged students.

2012

Healthcare Mission

Initiated our annual medical mission providing free healthcare services.

2018

Digital Transformation

Embraced digital platforms to connect members worldwide and enhance our impact.

Our Founders

Eko Club International was founded by visionary individuals who saw the need to preserve our cultural heritage and foster unity among our people. Their legacy continues to inspire our work today.

Founder

Chief Olusesi Dawodu

Founding President (2001-2003)

Led the initial formation of Eko Club and established its core values and mission that continue to guide us today.

Founder

Chief Oluwole Johnson

Founding Secretary (2001-2005)

Instrumental in developing the club's constitution and establishing its organizational structure.

Founder

Chief Adebisi Ogunleye

Founding Treasurer (2001-2005)

Established the financial framework that has enabled the club to grow and sustain its operations over the decades.

Be Part of Our Continuing Story

Join Eko Club International today and help us write the next chapter of our story. Together, we can preserve our heritage and create positive change in our communities.