Inclusion

In Nigeria, approximately 25 million people live with disabilities, representing about 15% of the population. Despite the significant number of...

I was born in a small village in Northern Nigeria, surrounded by love, family, and the constant hum of daily...

As a young girl, I  grew up in the bustling city of Lagos, under the protective care of my parents,...

Okobaba Destitute Home is a community where great destinies are nurtured. It is located in the heart of Lagos in...

In Nigeria, persons with disabilities (PWDs) face significant barriers to employment and economic inclusion, despite various laws and policies designed...

The General Manager of the Lagos State Office for Disability Affairs (LASODA), Mrs Adenike Oyetunde-Lawal, has proclaimed the 21st of...

Despite her visual impairment, Bukola Ogunsanya has the capacity well enough to manage her confectionery business and its finances without...

Your pain will be in vain if not transformed into a gain for others   Welcome to the 20th issue...

Despite progressive policies and legal frameworks aimed at safeguarding the rights of people with disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria, there have...

By Esther Olaifa   Doctorate Researcher at the University of Sussex, UK and a member of the Nigeria Association of...