The values and ethics of the founders that endeared the Weppa-Wanno people to the club. The club started with members who had great ideas about the speeding development of Weppa-Wanno and vision to make a difference in this direction. Like every other organization in Africa, problems of pride and ego among members crept into it and those who felt despised advocated dissolution of the club. The leaders became helpless and agreed to dissolve of the club. The general secretary who held the key or presumed to hold the key to progress of the club resigned during the crisis and the club was in disarray. But Joseph Okhakia, working closely with the then president, late Peter Okhakumhe took upon himself the task of handling the secretariat for purposes of realizing the good vision of the members. With the support of few members such as Patrick Akhamiokhor, Patrick Dokpesi, Philip Idatsaba of blessed memory, Kenneth Atsomhe, Charles Ogiator and later late Yakubu Okponobi who joined to paddle the canoe of the club regained its ground and carried on. Members who could not bear the state of happening withdrew from the club. These were also pioneer members that were well valued such as Abu Agbonoga, Austen Mamedu who drafted the constitution of the club, Peter Adamu, Sunny Akhamiokhor, late Stome, late Tom Okpakhia and the likes. This narration becomes necessary for everyone to appreciate the founders and their vision contained in the object of the club that now follow.