Membership
Eligibility
Membership in OPAC is open to all persons of Egba origin or descent, their spouses, and individuals who identify with and support the Egba cultural heritage. Applicants must be resident in Canada (permanent residents, citizens, or documented immigrants). Members are expected to uphold the association’s values of Omoluabi — good character, respect, and service.
Member benefits
• Access to OPAC’s nationwide community network and events
• Welfare support during bereavement and family hardship
• Cultural celebrations — Odun Egba, Agunmu, music & food events
• Networking with Egba professionals across Canada
• Children’s cultural education and Yoruba language programs
• Scholarship opportunities for student members
• Mentorship and settlement support for new arrivals
• Regular newsletter and community updates
• Voting rights and participation in governance (full members)
• Discounted entry to OPAC-organized programs and events
• Participation in ENA national programs as a registered OPAC member
Membership categories
| Membership Category | Annual fee | Eligibility | Voting rights |
| Full Member | $[X]/year | Egba indigenes and their spouses resident in Canada | Yes — full voting rights |
| Associate Member | $[X]/year | Non-Egba individuals who support OPAC’s mission | No — participatory only |
| Corporate Member | $[X]/year | Businesses and organizations supporting OPAC programs | No — sponsorship role |
| Distance Members | Egba indigene, living in diaspora or distant area but part of OPAC | No |
How to apply
To apply for OPAC membership, contact us via the Contact Us page or email info@opaccanada.org. A membership form will be sent to you for completion. Once reviewed and approved by the executive committee, you will receive a welcome letter and your member ID.