Youth Leader of the Nigerian National Association of the Deaf (NNAD), Mr. Ebuka Okeke has made a courtesy call to the National Human Rights Commission headquarters (NHRC), Abuja to discuss…
Raji Ade Oba
Raji Ade Oba
Adegoke, Raji (Raji Ade Oba) is a visionary Deaf writer and scholar. Naturally a people person, his philosophy is grounded on the belief that everyone has immense worth and capabilities, and in that light, we should all possess full proof of our purpose and existence. Apart from being a scholarly writer, Mr. Raj also writes liberally on leadership, communications, personal/corporate development strategies, and mental health across various settings. With a knack for telling nerve-striking stories that reach our hearts, the rising author brings personal experiences of himself and persons’ to create writings that throw us into immediacy and allow us to pause for reflection as we marvel at our own earthiness, and just how do we fit in the larger scheme. Raji Ade Oba simply challenges us to aim for the top. He can be reached at ronnydean66@gmail.com +234 8188883329
Mama Deaf visits public school for the Deaf and hard-of-hearing in Ibadan, presents gift articles to Deaf students
Deaconess Beyioku-Alase, popularly known as Mama Deaf storms the Deaf Unit of Methodist Grammar School, Bodija, Ibadan The Deaf woman leader met with the school’s Deaf students and offers items…
Improving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for People with Disabilities (PWDs)
At the beginning of the 21st century, the world, through the Millennium Summit of the United Nations’ Organizations formulated eight visions for the year 2015. Headed and financed by the…
Dorcas Grace Initiative offers items to students at MGSB; to lift the girl child; pledges legal support to at-risk and displaced schoolgirls
Dorcas Grace Community Initiative storms Methodist Junior Grammar School, Bodija, Ibadan in singular acts of kindness to liberate schoolgirls and schoolboys and foster positive students’ ethical practices in an increasingly…
People with Disabilities(PWDs): 8 Unwholesome Habits You Must Abandon In 2022
2020 was a year that turned the world on its head! COVID ravished communities, impoverished families and turned the global village into an unusual state. The year 2020 was a…
FIVE Principles for Including People with Disabilities in This Year’s “Acute” Holidays
It has been an incredibly challenging year for all people–disabled and non-disabled. For people with disabilities, yet, it’s been an especially hard-hitting and dangerous year for this population. Exclusion still…
Long, long ago, when I used to think about the kind of man I wanted to be, I would say I wanted to be a good husband, have a good…
2021 World Disability Day: UNIBADAN Faculty Members Celebrate with Special Needs Students
The Department of Special Education, University of Ibadan hosts the IDPD 2021 at its Large Lecture Theatre on Friday, December 2021 A multitude of students with various disabilities gather at…
Top SIX Essential Life Skills For All People With Disabilities
Every type of disability is unique—unique in that each requires a specific kind of management and support strategies in order for an individual to live life to the fullest. Deaf…
Grace Alexander of Star Children Development Initiative Holds an Electrifying Seminar For Parents And Guardians Of Children With Disabilities in Ibadan
Grace Alexander, Founder of Star Children Development Initiative, holds a powerful seminar, titled, the Impact of Parental care of Children with Disabilities on their parents’ mental health The Symposium was…
Cochlear Implants for the Deaf: What you Need to Know about this “Ear-Tech” Stuff
I have written about a surgical procedure called cochlear implant. A cochlear implant, like I described, involves an insertion of a powerful electronic device into the ears that gives a…
StarPlus Group auditions for Music and Dance Talents Among PWDs at the Theatre Arts, UNIBADAN
STARPLUS is scouting for the best artistic talent among people with disabilities A small group of people with disabilities, who had come from different places, including Oyo and Lagos were…
PWDs: How to Deal with Depression and Become a Truly Happy Person
There is a suicide epidemic in the country, particularly among people with disabilities! Substantial evidence shows that people living with disabilities are more likely to experience depression than the general…
Visual Impairment Costs World Economy $411b in Productivity Annually
The majority of people with ‘blindness’ live in Nigeria, other poor countries By 2050, half of the world will be shortsighted, experts warn. 20% of world population at risk…
Ilaji Resort/NIPSN Disability Sports Championship Closes On a High Note
The 2nd Ilaji Resort/NIPSN (Network for Inclusion of People with Special Needs) Sports Championship ended on Sunday, 17th October 2021 Individuals with disabilities had, on Friday trooped in from several…