Rotary Club of Ikeja Township charter officially confirmed as club celebrates with induction, project launch, and renewed commitment to service

Rotary Club of Ikeja Township has officially earned its charter status from Rotary International and will celebrate the milestone with a grand presentation ceremony on Thursday, 30 October 2025, at the Rotary Centre, Ikeja GRA, Lagos.

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The ceremony will feature the official presentation of the club’s charter certificate, the induction of members, the launch of a community service project, and the unveiling of the club’s inaugural bulletin.

The event marks a defining moment in the club’s journey to serve humanity and strengthen fellowship among Rotarians in the Alimosho area.

Formed in June 2025, the club has demonstrated consistent commitment to community service, holding regular meetings and impactful activities since inception.

Its formal admission into Rotary International was confirmed on Wednesday, 8 October 2025, after meeting all requirements with a total of 20 dedicated members.

The club is led by Charter President Rtn. Amb. Ariyike Olukayode Elegbede, with Rtn. Victor Ojelabi serving as Vice President and President-Elect. District 9112 Governor, Rtn. Lanre Adedoyin, in his congratulatory message, urged all Rotarians to join in fellowship with the new club.

Rotary Club of Ikeja Township holds hybrid meetings every Thursday, with physical gatherings at Iretura Media Hub, 34 Meiran Road, Meiran, Lagos.

The club’s remarkable progress has been credited to the steadfast guidance and support of its adviser, Past President Dr. Adebukunola Soile-Balogun, whose mentorship has been instrumental in achieving this success.

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With its charter now secured, the Rotary Club of Ikeja Township is poised to deepen its impact through innovative service projects and a renewed commitment to community development.

Rotary Club of Ikeja Township Celebrates Charter