A Welfare Family
When one family celebrates, we all rejoice; when one family mourns, we all show up. Hospital visits, bereavement support and help in seasons of need.
Ób'ókhián — You Are Welcome
Membership is not a subscription — it is belonging. It is knowing that in a country far from Benin City, there is a House where your name is known.
What Membership Gives You
When one family celebrates, we all rejoice; when one family mourns, we all show up. Hospital visits, bereavement support and help in seasons of need.
Connect with Edo entrepreneurs, traders and professionals across Ghana — and get guidance for trade and investment between Ghana and Edo State.
Festivals, language, attire, tradition — a place where your children grow up knowing exactly who they are and where they come from.
Full participation in the House — the general assembly where every member helps shape the Association's direction.
New to Ghana? The Association is your first friend — orientation, connections and a community that ensures no Edo person is stranded.
Twenty years of unity and progress — and your membership carries it to the next generation.
Who Can Join
Membership is open to all indigenes of Edo State residing in Ghana — and to those bound to us by family and friendship.
Full membership terms are set out in our Constitution & By-Laws (2023).
How to Join
Get the official membership registration form and fill in your details.
Join us on the second Sunday of any month — come as a guest, leave as family.
Hand your form to the Secretariat and complete your registration with the Financial Secretary.
Ób'ókhián! You take your seat in the House — with every right, benefit and celebration that comes with it.
The official form for new members — download, print and complete before your first meeting.
Download PDF →The governing document of the Association — our rules, values and the standards we hold ourselves to.
View Document →Resources
Official institutions every Edo person in Ghana should know.
Consular services, passports and official matters for Nigerian citizens residing in Ghana.
Residence permits, ECOWAS travel provisions and immigration guidance for living and working in Ghana.
Ready?
Questions first? The Secretariat is a call or an email away.