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Rotary @113: Rotary Club Of Ojodu

Rotary club of Ojodu embarked on Rotary awareness/end-polio walk to commemorate the 113anniversary of Rotary International round Omole estate phase 1 & Ojodu environs. It was fun and exciting. Thanks to all Rotarians from Rc Ojodu, Omole-Ojodu especially the president and all rotaractors from Rotaract Omole Golden and ikorodu especially the IPDRR,Rotr Abayomi Shobowale.




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