By Otegbade Wale The Rehab Manager, Resource Center of the Blind, Daniel Isaiah Olamide, has decried misconceptions about blind persons with a cane being regarded as a beggar, stressing that…
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White Cane Safety Day: Ezewuzie Calls For More Support, Interventions For Visually Impaired Persons
White Cane Safety Day is an international annual observance set aside to celebrate the achievements of people who are blind or visually impaired and the important symbol of blindness and…
The International Association of Lions Club, District 4 and 5, has said that it was targeting 9,000 residents of Cross River in its on going free eye care campaign under…
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World Sight Day: Lions Club give succor to 2,500 persons with eye defect in Cross River
By Ike Uchechukwu About 2,500 persons with different eye defects have benefitted from the free eye screening, treatment and surgeries carried out by Lions clubs District 404A2 in Cross River…
The Federal Government on Thursday said that the country had a 0.78 per cent prevalence for blindness. The Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire disclosed this during a press briefing to…
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White Cane Day: Lagos govt programmes not beneficial to people living with disabilities, blind community says
By Oluwakemi Adelagun The Nigeria Association of the Blind (NAB), Lagos chapter, has accused the Lagos State Office for Disability Affairs (LASODA) of using scarce state resources to set up…
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Visually impaired Nigerians cry out, say we’re worst victims of insecurity
Friday Olokor The Nigeria Association of the Blind on Friday called on the Federal Government to rise to the occasion and arrest the worsening insecurity in the country. The organization…
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Prioritise accessible infrastructure, inclusive education, group urges Sanwo-Olu
The Nigeria Association of the Blind (NAB) in Lagos State has expressed worries over how children with visual disabilities are being left behind due to the non-availability of a primary…
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White Cane Day: Kwara Gov AbdulRazaq seeks speedy passage of disability bill
Kwara State Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq on Friday hosted the association of visually impaired persons in the state in commemoration of the White Cane Safety Day, calling them a significant part…
As the world recovers from a global economic distress resulting from the Corona Virus Pandemic, it has never been a better time to be an entrepreneur. The post-COVID-19 realities has…
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Lions Club raises fund to restore visions of visually Impaired, other projects
By Anne Agbi The Ikeja Dynamic Lions Club has raised funds towards humanitarian causes and core projects. The fund raising took place during the installation of the 6th club’s President,…
By Waliat Musa Over 8 million adults are estimated to be visually impaired in Nigeria. People with visual impairment and persons living with life-threatening experiences are marginalized and excluded from…
By Chinedu Adonu Traditional Ruler of Ihekwuenu in Aku autonomous community, Igbo Etiti Local Government Area, of Enugu state, His Royal Highness Igwe Christopher Okwor has reacted to the trending…
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Visually impaired elected President of Oxford University’s African Society
Ebenezer Azamati, a visually impaired Ghanaian student of Oxford University’s African Society (AfriSoc), has been elected to become the new president for the citadel per a social media post by…
Dahuru Abdulhamid Idris By Zahraddeen Yakubu Shuaibu Unlike most people living with disabilities who easily go into street begging to earn a living, a few invest their talents wisely, endure…