IZON LADIES ASSOCIATION


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IZON LADIES ASSOCIATION


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IZON LADIES ASSOCIATION


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IZON LADIES ASSOCIATION


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ABOUT US


THE IZON LADIES ASSOCIATION (ILA) STORY

The Izon Ladies Association was formed in 1977 as a result of the need for educated Izon (Ijaw) ladies to come together to promote the welfare of the Izon tribe, spread across six States of the Federation of Nigeria namely: Ondo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers and Akwa Ibom (there are 44 clans of the Ijaw tribe in Nigeria).
The Founder of the association is Mrs. Jane Alek, who was then a Senior Police Officer; she later retired as a Deputy Commissioner of Police. It was she who sought out a few educated and enlightened Izon ladies of like minds to start the Association. The inaugural meeting of the Association was held on Sunday, the 9th of October, 1977. Since then till date the monthly meetings of the Association has been held every 2nd Sunday of the month.

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PATRONS

Chief Clark was appointed Federal Minister of Information in 1975. As chief image maker of government, he was one of the ministers detailed by the Head of State

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Admiral (Ambassador) Festus Bikepre Igbeyinadun Porbeni mni. CFR was born on the 28th of May, 1946. He is from Aduku-Abari in Toru Aboubo Local Gorvernment Area of Bayelsa State.

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Activities

Become a Member

    Membership criteria:
  • Female, Izon by birth or marriage, literate and 21-45 years of age
  • Foundation Membership; 1st 4 months.
  • Full Membership; Has met all financial and behavioral obligations of foundational level.
  • Life Membership; Has been an active member for 20 continuous years.

A new member shall be sponsored by two active members. Enrollment fee for new members; N5,000 and two bottles of wine.A formal letter of application shall be submitted by the new member through any of the sponsors. Non-izon wives should attach consent from husband to letter of application.Monthly dues for all members; N500.Active member is one who attends 8 out of 12 meetings within a calendar year, pays all monthly dues and special levies and attends 80% of social/cultural occasions.