The Rotary Club, Wuse Central, Abuja has marked 25 years of fellowship and Community service.
The club, which began with 27 committed individuals in 1998, was officially chartered on May 23, 2000.
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.
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“We will continue to engage with stakeholders, addressing pressing issues and capitalising on opportunities. We will develop innovative initiatives, tackling challenges and creating lasting impact,” he stated.
In her welcome address, Sarah Sandah, chairperson of the anniversary celebrations planning committee, said the celebration is in honour of great things that 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.”