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Rotary E-Club of Omole Golden-Impact decorates Fatimah Omoniyi as End Polio Now Ambassador

In commemoration of World Polio Day 2026, the Rotary E-Club of Omole Golden-Impact formally decorated Fatimah Omoniyi, a fashion entrepreneur and polio survivor, as its End Polio Now Ambassador. The recognition celebrated Fatimah’s courage, resilience and determination to build an independent life despite the lifelong mobility effects of polio. During the visit to her business, […] Rotary E-Club…

Rotary E-Club of Omole Golden-Impact decorates Fatimah Omoniyi as End Polio Now Ambassador

On World Polio Day 2026, the Rotary E-Club of Omole Golden-Impact honored Fatimah Omoniyi, a fashion entrepreneur and polio survivor, by officially appointing her as their End Polio Now Ambassador. The recognition honored Fatimah's courage, resilience, and determination to lead an independent life despite the mobility challenges caused by polio.

During her visit to the club's business, the club bestowed upon her a Certificate of Appointment and Recognition, End Polio advocacy materials, and a business-support donation. At the presentation, Impact President Rtn. Adedoyin Adedeji, FCA, emphasized that Fatimah's story serves as a poignant reminder that polio continues to have lasting consequences. He emphasized the need for ongoing advocacy, immunization efforts, and support until polio is completely eradicated worldwide.

The club's World Polio Day initiative reaffirmed its dedication to raising awareness, celebrating resilience, and bolstering the global End Polio Now campaign.

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