Our Vision
Our Vision is to make the great Association a leading exponent of Socio Cultural heritage where the stake holders are seen as agents of positive social change in compliance with the global dictates of 21st Century.
Our Mission
As an Association on a mission, it is our utmost desire to promote Love and Unity with unbiased offer of needed support and assistance to our dear people of Ekiti state back home and our numerous members here in Dallas.
Who
we are
Ekiti Progressive Union, Dallas-Fort Worth Texas, is a non-Political Socio Cultural Organization founded on the pinnacle of Love, Unity and Oneness amongst the indigenes of Ekiti State of Nigeria resident in Dallas Texas.
ABOUT US
Ekiti Progressive Union
Ekiti Progressive Union, Dallas-Fort Worth Texas, is a non-Political Socio Cultural Organization founded on the pinnacle of Love, Unity and Oneness amongst the indigenes of Ekiti State of Nigeria resident in Dallas Texas.
Following the creation of Ekiti State on October 1, 1996; we as sons and daughters of Ekiti Land and descendants of Oduduwa sojourning in foreign land (United States of America), deem it compelling to organize ourselves and founded the Ekiti Progressive Union (EPU) in 1999.
The Union was created to utilize the benefits of team efforts to maintain and sustain economic empowerment and social rapport (for the advantage of one another and our people in Ekiti State) through:
Highlights of our Family Christmas Carol Celebration
DELIGHTFUL AND CULTURAL CELEBRATION OF EKITI HERITAGE
Outreach Programme
SCHOLRSHP AWARDS, SUPPORTING THE HOMELESS & LESS PRIVILEDGE
Mr. and Mrs. Abiodun Awoyomi
Mr. and Mrs. Abiodun Awoyomi, on behalf of the Ekiti Progressive Union (EPU), Dallas, awarded scholarships to secondary school students in Usi-Ekiti.
A total sum of $250 was disbursed for the scholarship. In addition, Mr. and Mrs. Awoyomi generously added their personal resources to ensure that a reasonable number of students benefited from the program.
Attached are the pictures and videos from the event.
We are sincerely grateful to all EPU Scholarship’s donors for the opportunity to carry out this scholarship program, which enabled us to give back to Mr. and Mrs. Awoyomi’s hometown, Usi-Ekiti. We pray that the Lord will continue to enable us to support more students and projects as this. Amen
Mrs. Mrs. Abiola-Rotimi Ogunsola Scholarship Support
Mrs. Abiola-Rotimi Ogunsola, on behalf of the Ekiti Progressive Union (EPU), Dallas, awarded scholarships to secondary school students of Community Grammar School, Omuo-Ekiti.
A total sum of $250 was disbursed for the scholarship. In addition, Mrs. Abiola-Rotimi Ogunsola graciously supplemented the fund with her personal resources to ensure that more students benefited from the program.
Attached are the appreciation letters from the students and the school principal, as well as pictures from the event.
We are sincerely grateful to all EPU scholarship donors for the opportunity to carry out this program, which enabled us to give back to Omuo-Ekiti. We pray that the Lord will continue to empower us to support more students and similar projects in the future. Amen.
Events
PAST & UPCOMING
Our Tourist Attractions
few of our cultural heritage in Ekiti State, Nigeria.
Fajuyi Park
This late Colonel Adekunle Fajuyi who was Killed along with General Aguiyi Ironsi, former Head of State in a Military coup in 1966. This memorial park is located in Ado-Ekiti, where he was buried.
Ikogosi Water Fall
Ekiti Progressive Union, Dallas-Fort Worth Texas, is a non-Political Socio Cultural Organization founded on the pinnacle of Love, Unity and Oneness amongst the indigenes of Ekiti State of Nigeria resident in Dallas Texas.
Olosunta Hills
The Olosunta hills is situated in Ikere-Ekiti. It is a tourist attraction for both local and foreign tourist. A festival is held every year for 7 days to celebrate it. The Ugele hill, situated beside the Olosunta, has a big cave that has a capacity of over 1,000 people, it served as a refuge place for the locals in wartime centuries ago.
Our Past Charity Support Outreach
part of our contributions to our society in Nigeria
Prince Wale & Olori Moni Alade Sponsored 16 students for NECO Exams.
SCHOLARSHIP REPORT
On May 29th 2025, Prince Wale & Olori Moni Alade on behalf of Ekiti Progressive Union, Dallas, Texas paid NECO Registration Fees for 16 students attending Community Comprehensive High School Awo-Ekiti.
The $250 given to us was sufficient to pay for 8 students so we doubled the number and paid for additional 8 students making a total of 16 students.
Find attached the appreciation letter from the Principal of the school, pictures and videos.
We are very grateful to EPU for the opportunity of the scholarship program which enabled us to give back to Prince Wale Alade’s hometown Awo-Ekiti. We pray that the Lord will continue to enable us to continue to provide and support more of the students and projects mentioned by the Principal. Amen
Testimonials
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
The Ekiti Progressive Union has been a beacon of hope for me and my family. When I was struggling to pay my children’s school fees back in Ekiti, they stepped in and provided the financial assistance we desperately needed. Their support allowed my kids to continue their education without interruption. I am forever grateful for the kindness and generosity of this incredible organization.
Oluwakemi Adebayo, Beneficiary
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
I recently lost my job, and it felt like my world was falling apart. The Ekiti Progressive Union not only provided me with temporary financial support but also connected me with job opportunities in the Dallas area. Their genuine concern for my well-being and their commitment to helping me get back on my feet made all the difference. This organization truly embodies the spirit of love and unity.
Ayodeji Ogunleye,
beneficiary
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
- List Item #1
My family in Ekiti has faced many challenges, but the Ekiti Progressive Union has always been there to lend a helping hand. Whether it was providing funds for medical treatment or supporting community projects back home, they have consistently shown that they care about the welfare of our people. Their dedication to improving the lives of Ekiti indigenes, both here in Dallas and back home, is truly commendable.