who we are
Anioma Association Belgium Chapter is a non profit, non partisan organization, incorporated in Antwerpen – Belgium on December 4, 1992. Our membership is open to individuals from Anioma Area of Delta
President's Message
Welcome to Our Official Website!
It is a privilege to welcome you to the online home of Anioma Welfare Association Belgium VZW.
The Anioma identity is rich in history, diversity, and community strength. As President, my vision is to deepen our bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood, empower our youth to take pride in their roots, and ensure our association remains a safe, transparent, and welcoming space for all.
Beyond preserving our language, music, and traditions.
Anioma Belgium VZW is committed to member welfare, social cohesion, and positive civic integration in our host country. Together, as one united family, we continue to build a legacy that our children will be proud to inherit.
Thank you for stopping by. We hope this platform gives you a true feel of our culture, our values, and our vibrant community.
Jide-Ofu-Obi!
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How We Govern
Anioma Welfare Association Belgium VZW operates as a transparent, democratic non-profit governed through a clear constitutional structure:
The General Assembly: The supreme decision-making body composed of all registered full and family members, meeting monthly to guide the association.
The Executive Committee: Elected democratically to manage day-to-day operations and public relations, led by the President, Vice President, General Secretary, Financial Secretary, Treasurer, PRO, Cultural Secretary, Provost, and Mother of the Association.
The Council of Diokpas: Composed of respected elders aged 60 and above, serving as our highest advisory body, dispute arbiters, election supervisors, and guardians of tradition.
Board of Trustees, Patrons & Matrons: Experienced leaders and societal figures who offer strategic advice, legal guardianship, and external representation.
Resolution Committee: An internal body appointed to mediate conflicts and promote peace within the community.

