It was a night of varieties in Akure on Monday 2nd of January 2023 as members of Asiri Club of Nigeria converged with their family members to celebrate the end 2022 in a special way.
The event was held at Climax Bar, opposite National Library Akure, Ondo State Capital.
While speaking with the Democrat News Magazine at the event, the President of Asiri Club of Nigeria, Apostle/ Prophet Bamidele John Coffey expressed joy over the success of 2022 , which he said it called for celebration.
“I thank God for the successful end of 2022 and we are praying that 2023 will be better thank last year.
“Asiri Club is a very unique because of our peculiarities-we started as friends from secondary school and to the glory of God all our members well to do in their various professions and callings.
He also used the medium to charge all their members to reinvigorate effects towards the advancement of the course of the downtrodden the society.
The President of the Club noted that the major agenda of the cub in the new year is to make life more meaningful for the categories of people across the State.
Speaking with journalists at the occasion, the Chairman Organizing Committee of Asiri Club end of the year party, Hon. Afolabi Iwalewa said that the club has been helping the less privileged in areas of awarding scholarships for students at different levels, Free medical treatment and donations of needed materials to various institutions as well as empowerment of indigents people in their community.
Also speaking with journalists, a foundation member of Asiri Club, Mr. Sheba Babatunde said that the club is unique because all their members have been relating together for the past twenty years even before they left secondary school and that they have been doing things in common to advance the course of their community.
Another member of the club, Mr. Olumide Ogunge, Esq congratulated other members the club for witnessing a new year and prayed for glorious years ahead
In his good Will message, Barr. Olugbenga Sheba commended all the members of the club on their community development and called on others across the State to emulate Asiri Club.