Rtn. Abigail Okeke Akano has been officially invested as the 14th president of the Rotary Club of Ikeja GRA, ushering in a new era of leadership focused on sustainable community transformation. With a deep commitment to addressing pressing local challenges, Abigail aims to prioritize education, youth empowerment, healthcare access, and community development. Her innovative initiatives include the “School in a Bag” project, designed to equip underprivileged children with essential learning materials, alongside efforts to enhance school libraries and sickbays.
Abigail’s leadership philosophy centers on engagement and collaboration, believing that an inclusive approach is crucial for inspiring active participation among club members. “When members see the real impact of their efforts and feel a sense of ownership, they become more motivated,” she expressed. Under her guidance, the club is set to tackle significant issues such as limited access to quality education, youth unemployment, and poor healthcare infrastructure through targeted projects, including vocational training and healthcare interventions.
With a proven track record of success and a clear vision for collaboration, Abigail seeks to build strategic partnerships with other organizations and government agencies. “Together, we can do so much more,” she emphasized, underscoring her commitment to amplifying the club’s impact. Her own journey—from earning degrees in finance and education to serving as Operations Manager at Kartel Energy—reflects her dedication to excellence and community service. As she embarks on this leadership role, the Rotary Club of Ikeja GRA is poised for a year of meaningful contributions, spearheaded by Abigail’s passion and vision for positive change.
