The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
The Executive Secretary of the National Commission for Persons With Disabilities James Lalu says 35.1 million Nigerians according to report from the world health Organization are currently leaving with disabilities.
Speaking in Owerri the Imo State capital at a one day programme for the issuance of permanent disability certificates to disabled persons in the southeast, Lalu urged the Imo State Government to domesticate the discrimination against persons with Disabilities prohibition act as done by some states in the zone.
The executive secretary who represented at the occasion by the commission’s Acting Director, Compliance and Enforcement, Mr. Ikem Uchegbulam said the programme was aimed at sensitizing persons with disabilities on the benefits of certification.
Related posts:
PWD’s Ask For Review Of Persons With Disabilities Act
NGO asks for better deal for People Living With Disabilities
Healthcare: Persons living with disabilities seek inclusive budgetting
National Commission for persons with disabilities takes off
Disability Day: Over 100 persons with disabilities in FCT receive assistive devices
Group Trains Persons Living with Disabilities in Abuja
Yobe Govt distributes palliatives to 500 persons with disabilities
UN calls for global assistance for persons with disabilities
