Our Mandate

Due to our growing publicity and the need for brothers around the world to encourage and be part of this initiative, we edited our Criteria for membership on the 30th of January 2017. Further into the year, a new rule (No 7) was added on the 1st of May 2017.


Criteria for Membership:


Must be Male(Boys are pretty).

Must be between 16 and 28 years of age. (Note: At the age of 40 retired members will join the Elders lounge which will offer advice, guidance and support to the active PBC.

Must be outwardly attractive and good looking

Must have style (not willingness to have style)

Must be altruistic or be willing to.

Must respect the woman, humanity and nature.

Must not engage in intimate relationship with or defile a minor.

Must be open-minded (and to religion and ethnicity).

Must be eductated and/or have a skill, or be willing to.

Must maintain good conduct in secret and in open

Must not judge a brother yet abstain from indulgence

Must be willing to accept reprimand as well as offer it.

Must be trustworthy.

Ultimately, must pass ritual, which reflects the tenets of PBC, as proof of interest (Note: Rituals are not necessarily religious but spiritually symbolic of our love for humanity.)

Going against these rules will call for immediate discipline and scrutiny.

And must bear in mind that upon suspension, will pay an undisclosed fine to reactivate membership and on expulsion, they cannot return to PBC.

Pretty Boys Swag (PBS)

PBS: This is a section of PBC that focusses on selected members who are responsible for creating an aura of beauty and admiration in their immediate environment. PBS members are known to possess extremely good physical qualities yet abide by the mandate of the brotherhood despite their perfections.

History

In the second week of January 2017, Facyl Kembo started a social club with the aid of friends Omion Amadin and Sotonye Dan as Co-Founder and pioneer respectively.

Who we are

The pretty boys club is an association of brothers with the circular aim of promoting the male as a symbol of honour, respect and admiration.