Rotary District 9112 has opened early-bird registration for the 2026 Rotary Day Celebration in Lagos. Fees run N25,000 until February 28, 2026
The Awareness Committee of Rotary International District 9112 has commenced early-bird registration for the 2026 Rotary Day Celebration, a flagship annual event that brings together Rotarians, partners, and the public in a colourful display of unity, service, and community engagement.
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The announcement marks the official countdown to the district-wide celebration scheduled to hold on April 4, 2026, at JJT Park, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos.
According to the committee, early-bird registration is pegged at N25,000 and will run until February 28, 2026. From March 1, 2026, registration fees will increase to N35,000.
The Rotary Day Celebration is one of the district’s most visible public engagement platforms, designed to showcase Rotary’s humanitarian impact, promote fellowship, and strengthen public awareness of the organisation’s service projects across Lagos and Ogun States.
The maiden edition is expected to feature a blend of community outreach activities, entertainment, wellness engagements, networking opportunities, and exhibitions, all aimed at reinforcing Rotary’s commitment to service above self.
Organisers noted that early registration will enable participants to secure discounted rates, ensure effective planning, and guarantee full participation in all scheduled activities.
Members of the public, corporate organisations, Rotary clubs, and partners are encouraged to register early and take advantage of the discounted fee.
For further details on registration procedures, participation guidelines, and event highlights, call 08023049263 and 07036568933.
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The Rotary Day Celebration remains a major platform for fostering unity, promoting peace, and strengthening community bonds through impactful service initiatives.
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