By Kazeem Ayodeji
Governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti State has stressed the need for the creation of an inclusive world for People with Disabilities to break down barriers to foster a society where individuals’ unique talents are valued.
He stated this while addressing a gathering on the occasion of this year’s International Day of People With Disabilities held at the Lady Jibowu Hall in Ado Ekiti.
Mr Oyebanji said Ekiti was at the forefront of creating a more inclusive society with the passage of laws to protect the rights of people with disabilities while investing in programmes that help them to flourish.
The Governor who highlighted the achievements and initiatives of his administration especially in the areas of education, employment, and training, expressed gratitude to the various stakeholders and partners who have supported his vision for the PWD.
Earlier, the Special Adviser to the governor on Special Education and Social Inclusion, Mrs. Adetoun Agboola, said the government decided to celebrate this year’s International Day for the PWD to give them a sense of belonging.
The event featured a panellist discussion on PWD issues, a choreographic display, special goodwill messages from stakeholders and a quiz game where the School for the Physically Challenged, Ido Ekiti, emerged as the winner among other activities.
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