Rotary Club of Ikeja Alausa launches Rotarian Times, showcasing four years of service, inspiring stories, and impactful community projects.
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he Rotary Club of Ikeja Alausa, District 9112, has proudly launched its inaugural magazine, Rotarian Times.
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This first edition highlights the events and activities the club has organised over the past four years, reflecting on its enduring commitment to service and community impact.
The Editor-in-Chief, Rtn. Stella Arukwe, described the magazine as a testament to Rotary’s core values of friendship, service, and connection.
Rotarian Times is filled with engaging articles, inspiring stories, and features that highlight the club’s achievements.
The cover story, The Irresistible Journey Starts in Magic, sets the tone for the year ahead, aligning with the President’s vision for 2024.
Other notable pieces, such as Hundreds of Lives Reached and Touched, showcase the community projects that have made a meaningful difference during the 2023-2024 Rotary year.
The magazine also captures the essence of Rotary’s human side in its “Moments of” section, featuring images that illustrate friendship and service.
The “Be Inspired” section shares personal stories from Rotarians, while “Get to Know” highlights members’ professional insights, helping to foster connections within the club.
Looking towards the future, the Future Leaders Corner focuses on nurturing the next generation of leaders.
The magazine also introduces key initiatives such as Maternal and Child Health and tree-planting projects, part of this year’s Rotary focus.
Finally, the “Celebrations” section acknowledges important milestones, birthdays, and anniversaries of club members and their families.
Read digital copy below.
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