The club's founding Member, Olumuyiwa Omowumi, administered the Oath of Office for President Jonathan Sobowale and his executive team, which included Adewale Bankole as General Secretary, Ogunkunle Taofeek as PRO, Obasa Ibrahim as Treasurer, Asiru Olatunji as Welfare and Social Director, and Kazeem Akinjide as Chief Whip in an interim capacity.
President Gent Jonathan Sobowale reflected on the club's origins during the Covid-19 lockdown, evolving from informal gatherings among friends to a formalized organization that aims to promote unity and support the welfare of its members.
The club consists of businessmen, contractors, and high-ranking civil servants.
As part of the ceremony, five new members—Adebayo Olamilekan, Ayodeji Olamide, Adeyemi Nofiu, Adekoya Adeoluwa, and Olaide Olayinka were inducted.
President Gent Jonathan emphasized the importance of diligence, good conduct, active participation, and adherence to club rules for these new members.
Highlighting the club's achievements, President Gent Jonathan mentioned various acts of community service and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, with plans underway for a diaspora chapter due to the club's international membership.
He encouraged Nigerian youths to be proactive and seek out opportunities independently.
Secretary of the club, Gent Adewale Bankole and other founding members like Moshood Buhari, Akinwalere Seyi, Adegbite Adebare, Abosede Samson, and Ibukun emphasized punctuality and upholding the club's principles.
They described the Neem Gents Club as a disciplined organization comprising individuals of high intellectual capacity.
Representing the new members, Gent Ayodeji Olamide expressed gratitude for acceptance into the club and committed to abide by its rules while contributing to its growth.
The induction ceremony saw the presence of the Neem Gents members' wives, who were honored with special gifts from their husbands.
