Social Life
House calls to members' homes, children's picnics at exotic beaches, presidential wives' dinners, Thursday cell-meetings at the club-house and the President's Nite.
Est. 1988 · Registered 1991
A brotherhood of friends channelling the benefits of friendship, family interaction and welfare for generations to come.
1988
Year founded
1991
Registered (CAP. 98)
33+
Active members
35+
Years of brotherhood

“Our mission is to build a unique and enviable club through friendship and to promote family interaction for the benefit and success of members for many generations to come.”
Adedamola Dada
President, Ultimate Circle of Nigeria · January 2023 – December 2025
Founded in 1988 by a group of friends whose paths had crossed from secondary school to the University — at such towns as Ile-Ife, Ibadan, Osogbo and Lagos — the club was registered under the Land (Perpetual Succession) Act, CAP. 98 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in January 1991.
Read our full storyThree pillars that have defined the club since its founding.
House calls to members' homes, children's picnics at exotic beaches, presidential wives' dinners, Thursday cell-meetings at the club-house and the President's Nite.
Visits and donations to orphanages, old people's homes and welfare homes — providing drugs, food items and clothing materials.
Group life and accident insurance cover for members, a thrift and credit society, retreats, lectures and financial gifts marking special life events.
Nearly four decades of brotherhood.
A group of friends whose paths had crossed from secondary school to university — in Ile-Ife, Ibadan, Osogbo and Lagos — came together to form the Ultimate Circle.
The club was registered under the Land (Perpetual Succession) Act, CAP. 98 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in January 1991.
A comprehensive constitution was adopted, codifying the club's aims, governance, officers, committees, meetings and welfare traditions.
Thirty-three members strong, the club continues its social, philanthropic and welfarist mission across generations of families.
Elected officers serving the club.

Leads the club, presides over all meetings and directs its affairs with support from the executive committee.

Custodian of club records and correspondence, processing membership applications and keeping the club's institutional memory.

Collects and keeps accurate records of all dues, levies and donations made to the club.

The club's link with the media — publicising programmes, lectures and events that boost the club's image.
Membership is open to Nigerian men above 25 who value brotherhood, discipline and service.
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