The Rotary Club of Agege has been praised by the District Governor, Rotary International, District 9111, Lagos and Ogun States, Bukola Olabisi Bakare, for its impressive humanitarian projects and future plans. During her routine visit to the club on September 26, 2026, Bakare expressed her admiration for the club's activities, which include adopting a baby who lost their mother. The district governor announced a gift of N1m to the caregivers of the baby.
Under the leadership of its President, Abiola Ogundeji, the Rotary Club of Agege has been executing outstanding projects. The club plans to charter two new clubs and increase its membership by 30 per cent for the Rotary year 2026-2027. Additionally, the club has pledged to contribute $550,000 to the Rotary Foundation for the district, which is more than half of the expected amount of $1m.
The Rotary Club of Agege has also made significant contributions to various initiatives. The club has supported the District Education and Welfare Endowment Fund (DEWEF) with N5m, which is part-payment of the N10m goal. Furthermore, the club has sponsored seven youths on skill acquisition programs, including hairdressing, make-up, catering, and ICT, and provided them with starter packs to start their businesses.
President Abiola Ogundeji highlighted the club's achievements, stating that the executed projects cost up to N5m. He emphasized the club's commitment to boosting its public image and strengthening its Rotaract club. The club also plans to charter two new Interact clubs and establish one or two more Rotary Kids clubs.
Ogundeji expressed his desire to leave a lasting impact during his tenure, serving humanity effectively and moving forward to serve better. His vision aligns with the district governor's directives, focusing on growth, community engagement, and humanitarian services.
The Rotary Club of Agege's projects and plans demonstrate its dedication to community development and humanitarian causes. The club's contributions to the Rotary Foundation and DEWEF reflect its commitment to supporting education and welfare initiatives.
The commendation from District Governor Bukola Olabisi Bakare underscores the Rotary Club of Agege's exceptional performance and potential for future growth. The club's plans for expansion and increased membership are expected to enhance its impact in the community.
Key points
- The Rotary Club of Agege plans to charter two new clubs and grow its membership by 30 per cent for the Rotary year 2026-2027.
- The club has pledged to contribute $550,000 to the Rotary Foundation for the district.
- The Rotary Club of Agege has supported the District Education and Welfare Endowment Fund (DEWEF) with N5m.
