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Ògèrè Community Development Association (OCDA)

Explore official information, updates and community resources for Ògèrè Community Development Association (OCDA).

Purpose and Community Mandate

The constitutional mandate combines welfare, unity, participation and development.

The governing constitution, adopted under the former OCDC name, sets out a broad mandate for community welfare, unity and development. In practical terms, OCDA exists to help the community act collectively and to provide an organised platform for development-focused participation.

  • Promote the general welfare of sons and daughters of Ògèrè Rẹ́mọ and residents of the community.
  • Foster unity, cooperation and constructive relationships across the town.
  • Support economic, educational, cultural, social and infrastructural development.
  • Mobilise community participation and coordinate development initiatives.
  • Work with relevant community bodies in organising Lipakala Day.
  • Remain non-partisan while constructively engaging public leadership and institutions on matters affecting community advancement.

Membership and Community Reach

OCDA connects grassroots participation in Ogere with sons and daughters of the town across Nigeria and the diaspora.
Open Community Membership
Voluntary and open to Ògèrè indigenes at home and in the diaspora.
Umbrella Community Role
For all progressive bodies, age grade groups, non-religious, non-political and other social groups of Ògèrè indigenes.
Branches and Diaspora
Recognises branches across Nigeria and abroad, wherever indigenes reside.

Governance and Structure

The organisation combines community-wide participation with trusteeship, executive administration and branch structures.
Central Executive Council
The Central Executive Council handles day-to-day administration, programme and project delivery, and engagement with government and other organisations.
Board of Trustees
The Board provides broad institutional guidance, supports development roadmaps, resolves internal disputes and acts as custodian of Council property.
Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is the supreme organ, providing general direction for the Council and its operations.
Branches
Local and international branches extend participation and provide a structure for organised engagement by Ogere indigenes outside the town.

Development and Lipakala Day

Community mobilisation and Lipakala Day are central to OCDA's development role.

Through coordinated participation, OCDA connects community priorities with practical development action and continuing engagement.

OCDA works with the Ológèrè, the Ológèrè-in-Council, community leaders, associations, businesses, government institutions and other stakeholders to promote the development and advancement of Ogere. Its role includes mobilisation, coordination of development initiatives, stakeholder engagement and support for collective community priorities.

OCDA also plays a central role in Lipakala Day, the annual community celebration through which sons and daughters of Ogere are brought together around unity, participation and development. The governing constitution specifically assigns the organisation a role in coordinating the celebration with other relevant community bodies.

Leadership and Partnership

OCDA operates through community leadership, executive administration and partnerships across Ògèrè and the diaspora.

The current President of OCDA is Evangelist Temitayo Ladejobi. The governing constitution provides for a wider Central Executive Council led by the President and supported by two Vice Presidents, a General Secretary, financial and administrative officers, youth representation and other executive offices.
Development & Projects
Explore infrastructure, projects and community development priorities across Ògèrè.
Traditional Institution
Discover community development in partnership with the Ológèrè-in-Council and community leadership.
Youth Engagement
Explore youth participation, leadership development and community activities.
Diaspora Engagement
Connect with Ògèrè indigenes outside the town in community development and support.
Lipakala Day
Explore the annual community celebration and its role in unity, mobilisation and development.
Contact & Engagement
Use the contact channels for community enquiries, engagement and participation.

Past OCDC/OCDA Presidents

The following record recognises those who have served as President of OCDC and OCDA over the years.
  1. Late Hon. Prince S. A. Olubukonla Oyeledun
  2. Late Chief Joel Ogunjimi Osinubi
  3. Late Professor Timothy I. Asaye
  4. Late Evangelist Obafuwa Onafuwa
  5. Late Mr Ebun Awobokun
  6. Elder Gabriel Afolabi Olukayode Bankole
  7. Late Professor E. Ade Odumuyiwa
  8. Chief Mrs Bernice Aduke Orebanjo
  9. Chief Babatunde Israel Oremodu (2017 – 2020)

OCDA Secretariat

The Public contact for OCDA can be directed to ocdcogere@gmail.com and ocda@ogereremo.com. The physical address is OCDA Secretariat, Ògèrè Town Hall, Ògèrè Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria.

Explore Ògèrè

Continue into the authoritative pages covering Ògèrè Rẹ́mọ’s history, traditional institution, community, development, enterprise and culture.
History & Heritage
Discover the complete historical record and heritage of Ògèrè Rẹ́mọ.
Ológèrè
Explore the traditional institution, Palace and Ológèrè-in-Council.
Community
Understand Ògèrè’s organisations, institutions, youth and diaspora.
Development
Follow projects, infrastructure and community development priorities.
Business
Explore enterprise, businesses and responsible investment in Ògèrè.
Culture
Discover Lipakala Day, festivals, heritage and places of cultural importance.

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