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Rotary Club of Agege Secures Over ₦750 Million for Humanitarian Projects

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The Rotary Club of Agege installed Abiola Ogundeji as its 43rd President for the 2026/2027 Rotary year. During the investiture ceremony, the club announced it had secured commitments of over ₦750 million for various humanitarian projects. These funds are earmarked for educational and welfare projects, a vocational and digital skills training center, and land acquisition for flagship initiatives.

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The funding targets the development of the Agege area, where the club operates under the guidance of Rotary International. The initiatives aim to reach at least 5,000 direct beneficiaries through projects focused on vocational skills, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH).

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Who's involved

  • Rotary InternationalInternational service organization providing guidance and framework for the club.
  • AgegeLocal government area where the club operates and where the projects are focused.
  • NigeriaSovereign state where the club operates and where the projects are located.
  • Rotary ClubService club operating under the formal guidance of Rotary International.

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