Rotary's Succour For The Physically Challenged

About 20 physically challenged persons were given a new ray of hope recently when the Rotary International, District 9110, Nigeria donated to them new wheelchairs that are UNICEF and World Health Organization compliant. Some of them who spoke with The

By Bankole Adeshina

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