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By: Manoah Kikekon
The District Rotaract Representative of District 9111 (DRR), Rotaractor Halilu Senu Awesu, led a high-powered delegation on a strategic courtesy visit to the District Governor (DG) of Rotary International District 9111, Prince Henry Akinyele, on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
The meeting highlighted Rotaract’s achievements and set ambitious goals for the 2025-26 Rotary year.
DRR Awesu briefed DG Akinyele on Rotaract District 9111’s recent milestones and outlined key initiatives for the coming year, emphasizing youth empowerment, community service, and membership growth.
Accompanying the DRR was the District Rotaract Committee (DRC) Chairman, Past Assistant Governor (PAG) Ezinne Obioha, who reaffirmed Rotaract’s commitment to seamless collaboration with Rotary. “We are fully aligned with Rotary’s vision and will work hand-in-hand to achieve shared success,” PAG Obioha stated.
DG Prince Henry Akinyele warmly received the team, expressing strong belief in DRR Awesu and DRC Obioha’s leadership. “I have no doubt that this team will deliver excellence. Rotaract District 9111 has my full support,” the DG declared.
The District Governor was joined by key aides, including District Executive Secretary Michael Effiong, Chief of Staff PAG Busola Satuyi, and Special Assistant Rtn Tunde Olawuyi, underscoring the importance of the meeting.
The DRR’s delegation included, Rtr Olorunju David Anjorin (District Rotaract Representative-Elect), Rtr Waheed Nurudeen Oluwaseun (District Secretary), Rtr Onososen Emmanuel (District Admin), Rtr Princewill Onyeka (District Membership Chair), Rtr January Onwuka (District WE Care Chair), Rtr Habeebat Aderibigbe (President, Rotaract Club of Orile Agege), Rtr Ayoola Ogunwale (President, Rotaract Club of Ijoko Prestige)
The meeting reinforced the strong partnership between Rotary and Rotaract in District 9111, setting the stage for impactful projects in the new Rotary year. With dynamic leadership and shared goals, both organizations are poised to drive transformative change across communities.