Official Baton Change at the NNPPC
The Nigeria National PolioPlus Committee (NNPPC) began the new Rotary year with a historic moment of transition during its first…
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A Historic Ride of Hope: Rotarian Kunle Adeyanju’s Journey to End Polio
Every great movement has its heroes individuals who push beyond limits, face challenges head-on, and remind us that one person’s…
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ENDEMICS ENDGAME: THE AFRICAN REGION SHOWS US WHAT IT WILL TAKE TO END POLIO FOR GOOD By Dr. Tunji Funsho
When Rotary embarked on the journey in pursuit of a polio-free world more than 35 years ago, 350,000 children around the world…
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African vaccine champion on lessons from ending wild polio.
Abuja – Vaccines save millions of lives each year. In August 2020, Africa crossed a historic milestone when it was certified…
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A history of vaccination 2,000 years of innovation gives the world a shot in the arm Story Written By: Erin Biba
Vaccines have prevented about 10 million deaths from disease since 1963, researchers estimate. Rotary members know the power of vaccination…
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A history of vaccination 2,000 years of innovation gives the world a shot in the arm Story Written By: Erin Biba
Vaccines have prevented about 10 million deaths from the disease since 1963, researchers estimate. Rotary members know the power of…
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Dr. Tunji Funsho, chair of Nigeria National PolioPlus Committee, is recognized as New African Magazine’s 100 Most Influential Africans of 2020.
Nigerian physician Dr. Funsho was the driving force behind a programme to eradicate polio from its last African redoubt in…
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Dr Tunji Funsho, named one of TIME100 Most Influential People in the World.
Dr. Tunji Funsho is a member of the Rotary Club of Lekki, Nigeria, past governor of District 9125, and serves…
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Installation of borehole in Kasaki-Jeje, Karsti Community Abuja.
Rotary international through Nigeria National Polio Plus Committee recently installed a borehole in Kasaki- Jeje, Karsti community, Abuja. In…
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3 Ways to End Polio Once and for All by Minda Dentler
Last year there were only 22 reported cases—but until the disease is completely wiped out, there’s a chance of a tragic…
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