District 404A2 Nigeria

09/08/2026

DG AIGBEDION STRENGTHENS LIONS BONDS IN LAGOS, SETS SIGHTS ON AUGUST 22 PRESENTATION

The spirit of fellowship and unity took centre stage as the District Governor of Lions Clubs District 404A2 Nigeria, Lion Engr. Edward Aigbedion, PhD, PMJF, NLCF, joined Lions leaders and distinguished guests at the presentation ceremony of Lion Patience Okosi Ngene of District 404B4 Nigeria in Lagos.

The high-profile gathering brought together Lions leaders from across Nigeria, providing an opportunity to strengthen bonds of friendship, collaboration and service.

DG Aigbedion also exchanged pleasantries with the Multiple Council Chairperson, Lion Adekunle Adedipe, PMJF, NLCF, alongside other prominent Lions leaders.

Attention now turns to August 22, 2026, when DG Aigbedion’s presentation ceremony is scheduled to take place in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, marking another significant milestone in his leadership journey.

07/08/2026

CALABAR LIONS CLUSTER SETS AGENDA FOR 2026/2027 SERVICE YEAR

The Calabar Lions Cluster of Lions Regions 5, 6 and 7, District 404A2 Nigeria, has officially flagged off the 2026/2027 Lions Service Year with an inaugural meeting at Belaaj Event Centre, Marian Road, Calabar.

The meeting featured the unveiling of the service year's mission and vision by the Cluster Chairpersons, the appointment of key officers, and the induction of Leos into Lions Clubs. Members also reaffirmed their commitment to humanitarian service in line with the District Governor's theme, "Wired for Quality Service."

The inaugural meeting set the tone for a service year anchored on unity, leadership, and impactful community service.

06/08/2026

CQI WORKSHOP POSITIONS NENI CENTENNIAL LIONS CLUB FOR GREATER IMPACT

NENI Centennial Lions Club has successfully concluded its Club Quality Initiative (CQI) Workshop, equipping members with practical strategies to strengthen leadership, attract quality membership, and enhance service delivery.

The workshop facilitated by Lion Engr. Hon. Ebis Ekeh, was focused on setting SMART goals and building a stronger, more vibrant club committed to humanitarian service.

The event also welcomed Lion High Chief Rommy Okoli of Lekki Admiralty Lions Club, Lagos, whose presence and encouragement added value to the training.

The workshop ended with renewed commitment from members to drive sustainable growth and greater impact through quality service.

06/08/2026

Lions Take Action Against Flooding Through Community Clean-Up

The Uyo Lions Club of Lions International District 404A2 Nigeria has reinforced its commitment to environmental sustainability by carrying out a community clean-up exercise at Ukana Offot, Aka Road, Uyo, on Saturday, July 25, 2026.

The exercise brought together Lions, Leos and residents of the host community to clear blocked drainage channels, remove waste, and promote proper sanitation as part of efforts to prevent flooding and protect lives.

The successful project highlights the club's dedication to impactful humanitarian service and supports the District Governor's 2026/2027 theme, "WIRED for Quality Service."

06/08/2026

🥁The official theme for this year's Leo Video Contest is !

Leadership is what sets Leos apart. Every service project, community initiative, and act of kindness reflects the passion and commitment of Leos making a positive impact.

Now it's your turn to tell your story! Gather your fellow Leos and create a compelling video of two minutes or less showcasing how your club leads through service—both within the Leo Club Program and in your community.

📅 Submission Deadline: November 1, 2026

Let your creativity shine, inspire others, and show the world what it truly means to Lead Like a Leo!

🔗 Learn more and submit your entry:
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03/08/2026

02/08/2026

NLCF SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN RECORDS STRONG PARTICIPATION IN DISTRICT 404A2

The Nigeria Lions Charity Foundation (NLCF) has recorded a significant boost in support as Lions Clubs across District 404A2 turned out in impressive numbers for the Historic Month of July 2026–2027 NLCF Subscription Campaign, reaffirming their commitment to advancing humanitarian service in Nigeria.

Announcing the outcome of the campaign, the Chairperson of the 2026–2027 NLCF Committee, Lion Eric Uma, NLCF, speaking on behalf of the District Governor, Lion Engr. Edward Aigbedion, NLCF, PMJF, FMIN, FNSE, PhD, applauded the participating clubs for their dedication to strengthening the Foundation through voluntary subscriptions.

At the close of the month-long campaign, Makurdi Heritage Lions Club, led by its President, Lion Samuel Ageh, NLCF, emerged as the overall winner. Wuse Abuja Lions Club finished as the first runner-up, while Abuja Golden Lions Club placed second runner-up, following outstanding participation in the subscription drive.

Congratulating the winning clubs and every participating club, Lion Uma described the level of participation as a clear demonstration of the confidence Lions have in the Nigerian Lions Clubs Foundation as the funding arm for impactful humanitarian projects across the country.

He noted that every subscription received strengthens the Foundation's capacity to support life-changing interventions in healthcare, education, youth empowerment, hunger relief, disaster response, environmental sustainability and community development.

According to him, the growing support for the Foundation reflects the collective resolve of Lions to invest in sustainable service initiatives that improve lives and bring hope to vulnerable communities.

Lion Uma further emphasized that the success of the July campaign should not be measured solely by the emergence of winners, but by the increasing commitment of clubs and individual Lions to building a stronger and more sustainable Foundation capable of expanding the reach of Lions service nationwide.

He urged more clubs and members to sustain the momentum by making regular subscriptions to the Nigerian Lions Clubs Foundation, stressing that every contribution, regardless of its size, plays a vital role in advancing the Foundation's humanitarian mission.

01/08/2026

Edward Aigbedion Attends Counterpart's Presentation Ceremony in Abeokuta

The District Governor of Lions International District 404A2 Nigeria, Lion Edward Aigbedion, PhD, PMJF, NLCF, is currently in Abeokuta to attend the Presentation Ceremony and ₦150 Million Fundraising Luncheon in honour of his counterpart, Lion (Prince) Tosin Adeyemi Taiwo, Esq., MJF, NLCF, District Governor of Lions International District 404B3 Nigeria for the 2026–2027 Lions Year.

District Governor Edward Aigbedion's presence at the ceremony underscores the spirit of unity, collaboration, and fellowship that continues to strengthen Lions International's commitment to humanitarian service across Nigeria.

He joined fellow leaders in celebrating this important milestone and reaffirming the organisation's shared mission of serving communities through sustainable service initiatives.

01/08/2026