Education
Scholarships, quizzes, career guidance and stronger learning environments.
Established 25 December 1987 · Agenebode
Commitment
to Progress.
We bring people together to expand opportunity, strengthen community institutions and support sustainable development across Weppa and Uwanno.
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Friendship in service of community
1987A shared commitment became a formal institution.
Education
Opportunity
Community
Service
Who we are
Built on friendship.
Driven by service.
Weppa Wanno Pyramid Club of Nigeria is a socio-philanthropic organisation founded by friends who shared a belief in education, mutual support and service.
Today, the club supports educational opportunity, economic empowerment, community welfare, civic participation, security advocacy and peaceful engagement across Weppa and Uwanno.
Discover our storyOpportunity
Professional networks, skills and pathways to more secure livelihoods.
Advocacy
Constructive engagement for equitable development and responsive leadership.
Unity
Shared talent, resources and responsibility directed towards common progress.
Our history
From a “House of Assembly”
to a lasting institution.
The club's roots lie in informal gatherings of young friends at Pa Johnson Ayemoba's residence, where academic ambition, encouragement and friendship shaped a shared future.
A circle of friends
Young men met to discuss higher education and personal progress, later organising free holiday coaching for students in Agenebode.
The idea takes shape
A meeting in Lagos laid the groundwork for a structured organisation and future gatherings.
The first formal meeting
Twenty-one people met at Ogbake Primary School, adopted the name “Pyramid,” introduced dues and appointed an interim executive.
Commitment in action
The club continues to turn friendship, expertise and collective responsibility into visible community progress.
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Our vision
A united and economically empowered Weppa and Uwanno community, able to create opportunity, hold its representatives accountable and make its voice heard.
Advocate for equitable development through constructive engagement.
Encourage our people to pursue opportunity and champion fair access to services.
Bring together knowledge, influence and resources for unity in action.
Promote initiatives that improve member welfare and community wellbeing.
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Our impact
Progress you can
see and share.
Across education, health, livelihoods, security and community welfare, the club turns collective purpose into practical action.
Service beyond wordsSupport for students from Weppa and Uwanno in tertiary institutions.
A dedicated facility supporting practical learning and economic self-reliance.
Police barracks in Agenebode and sustained advocacy for safer communities.
Annual quizzes, football competitions, career guidance and library support.
Equipment and essential materials for hospitals and care organisations.
Constructive engagement in the peaceful resolution of community disputes.
National Executive Committee
Leadership with
purpose.
The committee provides strategic direction, coordinates the club's work and supports accountable service to members and the wider community.
Dr George A. Oboh
President
Abdul Olegie Idodo
Vice President
Victor Dakpokpo
General Secretary
Executive members
- Aneru Sule Izuagbe M&D Chairman
- Lewis Osikwemeh Innih Assistant General Secretary
- Dakpokpo Unomotse Paul Financial Secretary
- Hassan Izuagbe Publicity Secretary
News and events
Ideas in motion.
Take part
Progress is
a shared task.
Join the club, support a programme, contribute expertise or begin a conversation about partnership.