Kuramo schools savour impacts of Rotary Club of Banana Island |

KontrinewsDecember 31, 20251 Mins read1

If the Rotary Club of Banana Island was borne because of any school, it could be none other than Kuramo Junior and Senior Secondary Schools, Victoria Island.

Within the six months of its being chartered, the Rotary Club, which has as its President corporate guru Elder Urum Kalu (UK) Eke, has rendered valuable services in the school, executing its basic education and literary services there.

Among the services, the charter organised an essay competition at the school. Also, it donated White boards to Kuramo Senior Secondary and signage to Kuramo Junior Secondary School .

The students were inspired seeing Eke grab the marker and turn the biggest executive teacher they had ever encountered. Yet, because charity begins at home, the charter also donated N250,000 to Banana Island International School.

The Rotary Club of Banana Island has, however, straddled other sectors too. For instance, it presented a N2m micro-credit to 20 traders of Oluwaseun Market Association. This is in collaboration with FCMB. The charter also recently donated medical equipment to the General Hospital, Lagos to strengthen the Ophthalmology Dept. This includes

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– 2 Digital Acuity Chart with light box,

– ⁠2 Trial lens set,

– ⁠2 instrument tables

– ⁠4 stools with back rest

– ⁠1 simple manual lens meter.

– ⁠3 units suction machine with double bottle- electric & pedal control

– ⁠2 Vital Signs Monitor with Stand.

Also at the Onikan General Hospital, the Rotary Club of Banana Island donated a Unit Automated Immuno-Assay Analyser and three Units Vital Signs Monitor with stand.

All of these, according to Eke, are in fulfilment of the Rotary’s vision for society, adding that the Rotary Club of Banana Island has perfected plans to expand the reach in 2026.

On this, the President echoes a slogan of the charter: “Youthful. Vibrant. More than all, dogged. We are visionary. We achieve our goals. We impact our space! Wear your badge proudly as we march on, taking more bold steps. At Rotary Club of Banana Island, our heartbeat is service!”