The Rotary Club, Wuse Central, Abuja has marked 25 years of fellowship and Community service.
The club began with 27 committed individuals in 1998 and was officially chartered 23rd of May, 2000.
The individuals shared a vision not just for service, but for a community bound by purpose and friendship.
Speaking on the anniversary, Club President, Rotarian Tomola Emaleku said it reflects on the journey so far.
He said the club has implemented various Community projects, empowering local communities and promoting sustainable development.
He noted that the club is recommitting itself to stronger community ties.
“We ‘ll continue to engage with stakeholders, addressing pressing issues and capitalising on opportunities.
“Expanding service projects: We ‘ll develop innovative initiatives, tackling challenges and creating lasting impact,” he added.
In her welcome address, Sarah Sandah, Anniversary celebrations planning committee Chairperson said the celebration is in honour of great things the club has accomplished in the last 25 years, which ranges from heart care campaigns to building health centres, hostels and school blocks; sinking boreholes to provide water in communities; and polio eradication drives.”
Sandah who happens to be the first female Rotary club president in Abuja also said: “As we toast to 25 years, let us also look ahead. The next quarter-century calls us to innovate, to include, and to ignite even greater passion for rotary’s ideals.”
The District Governor2024-2025, District 9127, Mike Ukachi Nwanoshiri hailed the club for demonstrating a steadfast commitment to serving humanity.
“Your tireless efforts have undoubtedly touched countless lives, your contributions to the Rotary movement are truly commendable,” he added.
The club also honoured its past presidents and the media partners which include The Nation Newspaper for its support.
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