- In the Spirit of Maternal and Child Health, Rotary Club of Oregun Donates Baby Care Items to Mothers
As part of its commitment to promoting maternal and child health, one of Rotary’s seven Areas of Focus, the Rotary Club of Oregun on Saturday, August 1, 2026, presented baby care packs to five women within the Oregun community.
The gesture, which reflects the club’s dedication to supporting mothers and newborns, saw five packs of baby essentials distributed to beneficiaries.
Of the five recipients, two had recently given birth, while three were expectant mothers.
The distribution was facilitated through the support of His Royal Majesty, Oba (Dr.) Olukunmi Olusesan Akigbola, the Oluti of Oregun, who assisted the club in identifying deserving beneficiaries from within the community.
The exercise took place at the Oba’s Palace in Oregun, reinforcing the long-standing collaboration between the Rotary Club of Oregun and the traditional institution in advancing humanitarian and community development initiatives.
The Oluti of Oregun has consistently supported the club’s community service projects, particularly those aimed at improving the welfare of residents.
Among the beneficiaries announced were:
1. Mrs. Funmi Oyinlola Festus
2. Mrs. Okafor Joy
3. Mrs. Gbadamosi Folashade
The event attracted a large turnout of Rotary members and community leaders.
The Rotary Club of Oregun delegation was led by the Club President, Rotarian Olamide Tinuoye, alongside the Club Youth Service Chairman, Past President Jelili Lawal; Past President Folusho Ajayi; and the Immediate Past President, Rotarian Adetola Ademowore (PHF), among other members of the club.
Several members of the Oregun community were also present to witness the presentation, applauding the Rotary Club of Oregun for its continued commitment to improving the lives of women, children, and families through impactful community service.
Rotary is Good!
Oregun is Great!
