Rotary Club Of Eket Installs Orhojoma As 3rd President

Rotarian Henry Orhojoma has been installed as third President of the Rotary Club of Eket Groove, with a promise to embark on projects that would impact lives positively.

The installation which took place on Saturday, August 14, 2021 at Farlem Hotel Eket, Akwa-Ibom state, was performed by the Immediate Past President, Rotarian Abia Abia supported by eminent rotarians, amid cheers from friends, family members and well wishers.

Orhojoma, who is the Managing Director of AQME Technologies  said he will vigorously pursue the club’s ongoing projects in line with Rotary Club 10 years strategic plan.

He highlighted some projects he intends to embark upon within one Rotary year, appealed to colleagues and well wishers to support him in actualising the dream, stressing that Rotary is all about rendering selfless services to the society.

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Chairman of the occasion and Senior Special Assistant to Delta State Governor on Media, Comrade Nelson Egware congratulated Orhojoma on his installation.

He commended Rotary Club for their contributions to the society especially in ensuring eradication of Polio in Nigeria.

Egware called on members to support the new President in his quest to take the club to a higher level.

Guest Lecturer Dr. Benson Uwheru harped on the importance of service to humanity.

Uwheru who is Global Partner with Ernst and Young, in a lecture titled “serving to change lives”, he noted that service can be rendered through one’s time, talent and treasure, adding that all men have a role to play in changing the world.

The Immediate Past President, Rotarian Abia Abia, in his valedictory speech said the club achieved a lot in the last one year and commended members for their support and cooperation.

The installation ceremony also featured presentation of award of service to humanity to Member Representing Ethiope Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Ben Igbakpa and the African Child Foundation.