Friends, Lions and Leos of Leo District 404B2 Nigeria, are beyond proud of the remarkable success achieved during this year’s Annual Leadership Conference (ALC) 6.0. We witnessed the true essence of teamwork, leadership, and growth as Leos from all corners of our district came together to share an unforgettable experience….
World Sight Day is celebrated to raise awareness about eye health and the importance of preventing blindness and vision impairment. It’s a great time to reflect on how precious our vision is and how we can take care of it. The theme for World Sight Day 2024 is “Children, Love…
Debating among secondary school students is a common educational activity that helps develop critical thinking, public speaking, and argumentation skills. Lions District 404B2 Nigeria in conjunction with Oluseun Onigbinde foundation held a special debate competition on the 12th of October, 2024 in Ogbomosho city, featuring seven participating schools. The winner…
The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. It is much more important starting the journey rightly seeking divine direction and guidance. Lions of District 404B2 Nigeria in company of friends and well wishers ushered the new Lions service year with prayers as the District Governor; Lion Tolulope…
The Lagos Apex Lions Club District 404B2 Nigeria, under the leadership of Lion Shakira Modupe Salaudeen, on Tuesday May 28, 2024 donated a refurbished library to Orishigun Nursery and Primary School, Ketu, Lagos. Donating the library as part of the club’s legacy projects in the school, Lion Salaudeen stated that…
In a commendable display of community service, Lagos Marvel Lions Club, District 404 B2, donated a traffic control booth to the Ifako/Gbagada Police Station. This strategic initiative aims to address traffic congestion and enhance the safety and working conditions of the officers tasked with maintaining road order. The Gbagada roundabout,…
.Kaoru Murakami was the first international president to introduce the ” Mission 1.5″ .
The first edition of the Lions Clubs Magazine was published in November 1918 and today is distributed in more than 20 different languages.
Andre de Villiers was the first Afrcian to win the peace poster contest