Rotary Club year of 2026/2027

Elekahia Market Cleanup

On July 9, 2026, the Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Phoenix, District 9141, launched the 2026-2027 Rotary Year with a sanitation and hygiene drive at Elekahia Market. Under Club President Rtn. Vivian Okonkwo and this year’s theme “Create Lasting Impact,” the club cleaned the market and donated bins, rakes, brooms, safety gear, and customized aprons to traders. The initiative highlights how healthy markets support healthy communities, and sets the tone for a year focused on Rotary’s 7 Areas of Focus.

Rotary Clubs Donate Critical Healthcare Supplies to RSUTH

Four Rotary Clubs in District 9141 donated medical equipment (an Electronic Suction Machine and an Autoclave) alongside expectant mothers’ delivery kits to the Rivers State University Teaching Hospital in Port Harcourt.

Led by Presidents Vivian Okonkwo, Nengi Princewill, Becky Anielozie, and Mimgba Tamuno-Opubo T., the initiative supports Rotary’s core focus on maternal health and disease prevention.

Highlights from Rotary Vibrant Club Seminar

President Vivian Okonkwo shared key insights from Day One of the Rotary Vibrant Club Seminar, emphasizing the importance of measuring real community impact, involving all members in storytelling, and utilizing AI tools to work smarter. During the event, the Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Phoenix was awarded a certificate of recognition for its Maternal and Child Health project, while President Okonkwo praised attending board members for their commitment to creating lasting change.

Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Phoenix Celebrates 7th Best Club Award at Yenagoa Installation

The Rotary Club of Port Harcourt Phoenix attended the installation of District Governor Anthony Olikagu in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State. During the event—which featured cultural performances and an address by Rotary International President Olayinka Hakeem Babalola—the club was awarded 7th Best Club in the District. Led by President Vivian Ngozi Okonkwo alongside key leaders and members, the delegation reaffirmed their commitment to “Service Above Self” for the upcoming Rotary year.

Pure Magic and Nonstop Good Vibes at Rotary

An outdoor Rotary fellowship delivered an electric night of music, food, cake, and nonstop energy. The highlight of the evening came when the President took the mic—hilariously raspy voice, total confidence, and absolute crowd frenzy. The vibes were so infectious that even bystanders wanted in on the action.

From Floor to Desk: Transforming Learning for 100+ Students at CSS Olanada

The Rotary Club (Phoenicians) successfully donated 30 desks to Community Secondary School, Olanada, providing proper seating for over 100 students who previously sat on the floor. The message expresses deep appreciation to District Governor Rtn Anthony Olikagu, attending leaders, and supporting members for demonstrating “Service Above Self” and creating a lasting community impact.

From Floor to Desk: History Rewritten at Olanada

In a recent community service initiative themed “DUST 2 DESK,” 30 new desks were donated to Community Secondary School, Olanada, eliminating the need for over 100 students to sit on the concrete floor. District Governor Anthony Olikagu attended the event, praising the project as a powerful demonstration of “Service Above Self” that restored dignity and inspired hope for the students.

Two Drops. One Future Protected

Two drops. One life changed. As World Polio Day approaches, I had the honor of serving as a vaccinator today. Giving a child two life-saving drops of OPV wasn’t just healthcare — it was history. Proud to serve as both a nurse and a Rotarian as Rotary District 9141 pushes us closer to Zero Polio.