AKOGUN LERE VOLUNTEER ALLIANCE (ALVA) COMMUNIQUÉ ISSUED AT THE END OF THE PHYSICAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS’ MEETING
Date: Saturday, 10 October 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m.
Venue: Accord Party Secretariat, Irewole LGA, Opposite NUD Grammar School, Sango, Ikire.
Attendance: 18 Stakeholders
1. PREAMBLE
The Akogun Lere Volunteer Alliance (ALVA) held a Physical Local Government Directors’ Meeting on Saturday, 10 October 2026, at the Accord Party Secretariat, Irewole Local Government Area, Osun State.
The meeting brought together 18 stakeholders to deliberate on the organisational structure, leadership responsibilities, operational effectiveness, membership mobilisation, digital registration, financial responsibilities and future direction of the Alliance.
The meeting was convened to strengthen internal coordination, promote accountability and establish a clearer operational framework for the effective functioning of ALVA across the Local Government Areas.
2. KEY DELIBERATIONS
The meeting featured discussions on the following areas:
1. Organisational Structure and Organogram: Evang. Babatunde Ariyo provided clarification on the organisational hierarchy, leadership responsibilities, reporting channels and the importance of adherence to established directives.
2. State of the Alliance: Issues relating to ALVA’s progress, achievements, existing challenges and areas requiring improved attention were discussed.
3. Membership Registration and Digital Operations: The State Director of Communication & Digital Strategy, Comrade Badmus Dayo, discussed membership registration progress, digital documentation, the development of a membership database, identification cards and branded materials.
4. Local Government Coordination: Participants deliberated on strengthening coordination among Local Government Directors, improving membership mobilisation and ensuring effective communication and reporting.
5. Financial Responsibilities and Resource Mobilisation: The meeting considered the importance of financial accountability, collective contributions, resource mobilisation and adequate preparation for forthcoming programmes.
6. Interactive Session: Comrade Yemi Lawal, Comrade Deborah Akindele, Comrade Derby and other participants raised questions and made contributions, with most of the questions addressed and well attended to.
3. RESOLUTIONS AND WAY FORWARD
Following extensive deliberations, the meeting emphasised the following resolutions and operational priorities:
1. Strengthening the Organisational Structure: All leaders and members are expected to understand and respect ALVA’s established organisational hierarchy, responsibilities and reporting channels.
2. Improved Local Government Coordination: Local Government Directors are to strengthen their administrative structures, improve communication with the State Leadership and promote effective coordination within their respective Local Government Areas.
3. Membership Expansion: Local Government Directors are encouraged to intensify grassroots mobilisation and ensure that membership recruitment is accompanied by proper documentation and active participation.
4. Digital Registration and Documentation: Greater attention is to be given to online registration, accurate membership records, identification card processing and the effective use of digital platforms for administrative coordination.
5. Accountability and Financial Responsibility: Leaders and members are encouraged to demonstrate transparency, responsibility and commitment in meeting agreed financial and operational obligations.
6. Collective Responsibility: All stakeholders are urged to work collaboratively, resolve organisational concerns through appropriate channels and place the collective interest and growth of ALVA above personal considerations.
7. Implementation of Agreed Actions: Relevant officers and Local Government Directors are expected to translate the meeting’s deliberations into practical steps and maintain communication with the State Leadership regarding progress and outstanding challenges.
4. CONCLUSION
The meeting reaffirmed the importance of unity, discipline, accountability, effective leadership and collective responsibility in building a functional and sustainable volunteer organisation.
Participants were encouraged to remain committed to ALVA’s objectives, strengthen their respective structures and demonstrate renewed dedication to membership mobilisation and organisational development.
The meeting concluded with a collective resolve to strengthen coordination, improve operational effectiveness and advance the Alliance towards its established goals.
Together, We Strengthen the Structure.
Together, We Advance ALVA.
Issued by:
The State Directorate
Akogun Lere Volunteer Alliance (ALVA)
Osun State, Nigeria.
