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Chapter email

News from the chapter, when there is news

Announcements, event notices and reminders from the Lagos State Chapter — sent when something happens, not on a schedule invented to fill an inbox.
Typical volume
1–2 a month
Confirmation
Required
Leaving
One click

What arrives

Announcements
Decisions from the executive, dues deadlines, changes at the secretariat, and notices the chapter is obliged to circulate.
Event notices
Continuing education, zone meetings, the AGM and World Optometry Day — sent once when the date is set.
Reminders
One reminder before an event you might otherwise miss. Never more than one.

Members of the chapter can also turn this on from their dashboard without confirming again — signing in already proves the address.

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Open to members and to anyone with an interest in optometry in Lagos.

We send a confirmation first. Nothing else arrives until you open it.

So the emails can address you properly.

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What happens to your address

The chapter’s previous website was compromised. That is the reason these four things are written down rather than assumed.

You confirm first
Subscribing sends one confirmation. Nothing else is sent to an address that has not opened it — not even by mistake, because the send list is built from confirmed addresses only.
Leaving takes one click
Every email carries an unsubscribe link that works without signing in, and keeps working years later. Gmail and Outlook show their own unsubscribe button too.
The list is not shared
The chapter mails you. Nobody else does. Your address is not sold, rented, passed to a sponsor or used for anything but the messages described here.
Bounces stop the mail
If your mailbox rejects a message, or you mark one as spam, we stop sending immediately and permanently rather than trying again.
Mail from the chapter is sent from send.noalagos.org and carries this address: 8 Harvey Road, Yaba, Lagos State, Nigeria. Anything claiming to be from NOA Lagos that does not is not.