Nevertheless, I belong to a few make-a-change outfits and organisation such as :
1.National Association of Nigerian Students {NANS}
I am a member of the National Association of Nigerian Students {NANS}. This association was formed over 38 years ago and is the foremost Youth Body in Nigeria that deals basically with the same objectives of EMPOWERING THE AVERAGE YOUTH a well as ensuring compliance with RIGHT TO EDUCATION. NANS has its branches in various tertiary institutions of higher learning in Nigeria.NANS is a strong body to contend with in Nigeria and the government of the day reckons with i. I have served in this association in the following capacities:
1. Chief Mobilising Officer, Zone 'D' (1997/1999 academic session)
2. National Mobilisation Officer (1999/2000 academic session)
3. Chairman, Communique Drafting Committees (1998/2001 academic session)
4. Senate Clerk, NANS Senate (2001/2002 academic session)
5. Personal Assistant, NANS Directorate of Action and Mobilisation (2004/2005 academic session)
2. National Leadership and Educational Corps {NLEC}
I am a member of the National Leadership and Educational Corps {NLEC}. NLEC is an NGO founded by my person in 1993 and has as its major objective to put an end to Youth Unemployment and Deliquencies. NLEC has its Corps in various post-primary and tertiary institutions of higher learning in Nigeria. I have served in the NGO in the following categories:
Commandant General, (1993)
In 1996, i handed over to a group of volunteers who since chnged its name and currently working it out under the government as Peace Corps.
3. WOTCLEF Vanguard
I am a member of the Women Traffiking and Child Labour Eradication Foundation (WOTCLEF) Vanguard. WOTCLEF is an NGO founded by Chief (Mrs.) Amina Titi Atiku-Abubakar. Wife of the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. WOTCLEF was founded in 1999 and has as its major objective to put an end to Human Traffiking for whatever purpose and to stop Child Labour. WOTCLEF has its Vanguards in various tertiary institutions of higher learning in Nigeria. I have served in the NGO in the following capacities;
1. Finacial Secretary, WOTCLEF Vanguard, OAU Ile-Ife (2001/2002 academic session)
2. Acting Secretary, WOTCLEF Vanguard, OAU Ile-Ife (2002/2003 academic session)
3. Acting Coordinator, WOTCLEF Vanguard, OAU Ile-Ife (2003/2004 academic session)
4. Acting Coordinator, WOTCLEF Vanguard, OAU Ile-Ife (2004/2005 academic session)
4. Kulture Klub, Inc.
This Klub started in 1999 as a student unit under the Institute of Cultural Studies and later expanded to become independent. Not only am i a pioneer member of the Organisation but was accorede the Leadership for four {4} years. Currently , am attached to the new link of the ICS, i.e. the Musuem of Antiquites and Contemporay African Arts, Ile-Ife as the Director of Reseach and Information.
5.Association of Nigerian Authors {ANA}
Establised by Nigeria's foremost writer, Chinua Achebe, the bodies students unit has been the sole protector and encourgement for the Nigerian writer.The State bodies hepl to cordinate other central activities to ensure the constant growth and development of the writers' grove.I have served in ANA in the following capacities;
1. Organising Scribe, ANA OAU Ile-Ife chapter (1997/1999 academic session)
2. President, ANA OAU Ile-Ife chapter (1999/200 academic session)
3. Public Relations Officer, ANA OSUN Ile-Ife chapter (1999/2002 academic session)
4. Cordinator, Dead Poets OAU Ile-Ife chapter (1999/2002 year)
6. OAU Students Union
Started with a principlal charter of promoting Edudcation as a right and empowering the students with a forum to stand for the freedo to participate community defelop[ment programm, partake in National issues and policies, draft ways for a sustainable and productive contribution towards Natoin Building. The Constitution was drafted in 1978, shortly after its inaguration in 1978. Neveetheless, a forum had existed before the to ensure students right was protected.I have served in the SUG in the following offices;
1. Justice, Congressional Judicial Council, OAUSUG Ile-Ife (1997 academic session)
2. Orientation Secretary, OAUSUG Ile-Ife (1997/2000 academic session)
3. Member,OAUSUG Matyr's Forum, Ile-Ife (1999/2000 academic session)
4. Secretary-General, OAUSUG Ile-Ife (1999/2002 academic session)
5. Cordinator, Statesman '78 ,OAU Ile-Ife chapter (1999/2002 year)
6. Chief Consultant / Image Maker, OAUSUG Ile-Ife (2004/2005 academic session)
7.Telecoms and Internet Subscribers Forum
Started after my personal effort to ensure that the Obafemi Awolowo University Authority (2001) accept the need to allow Teecomunicatin investors on Campus and also ensure that the Students are allowed an independednt and advanced opportunity of developing self thru surfing, TAIS Forum took-off to fight for the use of Independent VSAT as well as space for other Telecomunication industry. In this guise, we have been able to champon the total networking of the Unnversity and also emloyed the use of seminars to teach why Information is power, and that power is everything when not tyranical.
Currently, I handle the affairs of the Organisation with the power to appoint other officers by the Congress of TAIS.We are presently planning a seminar and workshop to help promote a networked Nigeria.
Moer so, theUniversity and the Union has just concluded plans to accept our proposal of a portal to be managed by the University. Broadband Technology is saddled with modalities with me as the Union representative.
8. Statesmen Foundation, Inc.
This Foundation started in 1987 with the imprest of an ideaological tendency to help allot time for the development of youths in a particular locality. The power of communication and event that occured in 1999 at the Obafemi Awolowo University, however brought the group to public light. After the demise of a member, Late Efe Epkede, a student of psychology, he group was able to pass he vision into a dream that has boomranged to what is now regarded as the "sfi".
Pioneer and founder, the Foundation's gradual strength has been via the network, which has been greatly influced by the power information technology. We have been able to establish pocket groups in various countries and hope our representative will never let us down. Our only link together is our Conscience.
I have held office with a board that has from time to time changed by virtue of choice from Natonal adoption via E-mails. We hope to to be of more help, knowing that ....Humaity needs humanity.We have arranged camps and given advise were neccesary.
9.PACT-OAU
The Alliance for Community Transformation is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering an ethos of active public involvement in community self-development, poverty alleviation and peace-building in African countries.
ACT initiates and facilitates strategic partnering initiatives among key social agents such as academic institutions and their local host communities, corporate, public and religious bodies for community-based solutions to pressing needs.
ACT projects facilitate the transformation of living conditions in African countries through networks of community development partnerships that empower members of the community and provide a basis for the entrenchment of democratic practices.
The PACT-OAU initiative is directed at the Ile-Ife, Modakeke and other local communities that surround and host the Obafemi Awolowo University. It was established by ACT, with the collaborative support of the university administration. The success of this initiative owes much to the sustained interest, accessibility and facilitative support of the University's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Roger Makanjuola and the Chairman, University Linkages office, Professor Adediran.
The university has provided office space for the program within the university in recognition of the need for a neutral meeting ground for all members of the surrounding communities which have only recently emerged from a particularly devastating communal warfare.
10.SWA OAU
The Student World Assembly is a non-governmental, nonpartisan organization created to represent students globally. It provides a deliberative assembly where students around the world can exchange views, vote on global issues through online discussion forums and in annual international conventions, and translate these views into meaningful actions.
True representative democracy offers a powerful instrument for addressing the vital social and political conditions that threaten our global future. The informed wishes of the people, conveyed through the collective voice of a democratic assembly, need to be heard in the decision- making processes. By giving students from the most remote to the more accessible institutions an equal voice, we are enabling all students to educate, participate and take action, and to begin thinking of themselves as global citizens.
SWA endeavors to educate the world through its members. Every month, a chapter of the Student World Assembly highlights a Pressing Global Issue. Once approved by the Issues & Campaigns Committee, the general membership is provided with news reports, articles, and scholarly resources through the website. After reading about the issue, members are urged to engage in a dialogue with others on the online discussion forum. The purpose of the discussion forums is to educate and be educated, to hear and be heard, about the global issues that demand our immediate attention.
We lauunched our chapter in October 23rd , 2004 with me as the pioneer president with an intention to make a point with history.
Others
I also belong to:
ANUNSA, Ile-Ife ,JAYCEE,Ile-Ife ,ROTARACT,Ilorin , Statesman '78
Movement for Social Justice ,PACT-OAU ,NAOSS+ ,The Image Makers
Southwest Coallition of NGO's