The Rotary Club of Nigeria has called on the Federal Government and other stakeholders to redouble their efforts on funding and advocacy towards keeping polio at zero level in the country.
The Rotary Club Governor, District 9110, Mrs Omotunde Lawson, made the call in Abeokuta, Ogun State, during 2022 World Polio Day walk.The walk which featured club members from Lagos and Ogun, took them to some major markets, parks and garages in Abeokuta, to educate and enlighten residents on the danger of polio virus.
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