Any person of Edo State origin living in the Netherlands is welcome to join, regardless of tribe or religion. We also welcome Edo descendants and individuals married into Edo families.

We hold monthly general meetings on every 3rd Saturday, from 17:00 to 20:00, between the months of February and November.

Members enjoy support during key life events such as bereavement, marriage, childbirth, illness, and more. There’s also access to cultural events, a strong community network, and opportunities for voluntary contributions and charity.

No. Edo Union Netherlands is a non-political, non-religious, and non-profit community organization registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce.

Members must complete a 6-month probation, followed by at least 1 year of active participation. This includes meeting financial obligations (75%) and attendance (65%). Additional requirements may apply for certain benefits.

Members must complete a 6-month probation, followed by at least 1 year of active participation. This includes meeting financial obligations (75%) and attendance (65%). Additional requirements may apply for certain benefits.

No, the Union does not offer loans. However, in cases of genuine financial distress, the Union may organize voluntary contributions from members to support the individual.