Olumo Progressive Association Canada (OPAC) Inc, is a group of Egba and Yewa indigenes who are residing in Canada. The association was formed in 2005 by the Egba people of like minds with Mr. Bola Ajimotokan as the Pioneer President of the association.

The OPAC’s objectives are to promote a family atmosphere and unity among Egba and Yewa descendants, to actively encourage our cultural and social values; improve and uphold the image of the Egba people and to protect our reputation in Egba and Yewa land, Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Canada, and Nigeria;

In additional, we seek to improve the economic well-being of members as well as their families and to support neighborhood economic development of GTA, Canada, Egba Land, and Nigeria. The association believes in togetherness and peaceful co-existence among the members, regardless of the individual economic and financial status.

Egba people are recognized as socialists, and this intrinsically drives our urge to organize periodically, social and cultural events in line with the rules and regulations of the Province of Ontario as well as entire Canada;

To help in the development and growth of Egba Homeland, Greater Toronto Area community, Canada and Nigeria in the areas of socio-economy, education, health. It is of paramount duties that we regularly involved in the provisioning of infrastructure and engaging in community capital projects in Canada, Egba Land and Nigeria subject to the availability of funds and approval of majority membership of the Association for such projects. In ensure the delivery of any adopted projects, we do organize fund-raising activity as deemed necessary from time to time, and we also encourage and support our members to excel in all the areas of their endeavours and ultimately produce a world class brand name for Egba tribes.

Olumo Progressive Association Canada prides herself over the caliber of people and the due diligence observed during the onboarding process of any new member. The membership is, however, open to every Egba indigenes, Albeit, with the following pre-requisite, and qualifications:

• Members shall be twenty-one years (21 years) of age and must be a descendant of Egba or Yewa land.
• Prospective members shall demonstrate commitment and dedication to the advancement of the Egba people and Egba land.
• The prospective member shall have no criminal records and may not have been found guilty of the felonious offence in or outside Canada or any background that may tarnish the image or reputation of the Olumo Progressive Association Canada Inc.;
• Membership by adoption. Membership can be obtained through a process where a bona-fide member can sponsor a potential candidate for membership to be introduced/ presented to the general house and the approval of such adopted member must be approved through a 2/3 majority vote of the general house;
• All new members of Olumo Progressive Association Canada Inc. are required by our constitution to pay a non-refundable fee of One Hundred ($100.00) dollars per household. The fee will cover Application form and Association kits, including the Association constitution, Picture of Olumo rock and Egba history book based on availability.