OLORUNDARE ENIMOLA, Lagos
The Rotary Club of Eleko Golden has taken the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, WASH Project to Bogije Health Center, Ibeju, Lekki, where it Renovated 8 Toilets for the use of staff and patients.
Speaking at the commissioning of the renovated toilets on March 31, Rotarian Roseline Tombia (PHF), the Irresistible President of the Club, said, "the renovation of these toilet facilities is borne out of the need to enhance patients and staff satisfaction, to improve water supply and reduce the risk of waterborne diseases."
Rotarian Michael Odii, the Service Project Chair in his submission said, "we have succeeded in renovating 8 toilets at the Health Center, including installation of new fixtures and fittings for improved water supply and seamless drainage flow."
Mrs Adeleye, one of the Senior Nurses who represented the Matron Mrs Odunaike of the Health Centre expressed her appreciation on behalf of the Management. In her words, “The renovation of our health center’s toilets is a game-changer. The new facilities are clean, safe, and dignified for our patients and staff. We are grateful for this wonderful initiative and appreciate the efforts of Rotary Club of Eleko Golden for this goodwill and humanitarian gesture."
In the same vein, the Club partners Rotary Club of Lekki Novare to clean up the Palm Beach Resort at Debojo Village, Eleko, removing litters and debris, raise awareness about marine pollution and its negative impacts, while indulging the community to be actively involved in conservation efforts.
The cleaning which took place on April 11, was in line with Rotary International Seven Area of Focus - Environment, prompting activities to promote a healthier environment, environmental sustainability and community engagement.
Rotarian Roseline described the collaboration with the Mother Club as a step in the right direction, resulting in the huge success recorded in the cleaning of the beach, adding, "We believe that this project has contributed to making the environment cleaner and healthier for the Eleko residents."
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