The Nigerian Women Trust Fund, under the D-RAPID project, convened students, staff, and union leaders at Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University and Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi, to deepen understanding of the Disability Discrimination Act and promote accessibility, equal opportunities, and dignity for persons with disabilities.
With strong student union endorsement and active participation, the session reinforced the collective responsibility to build an inclusive campus for all.
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When you’re looking at what is going on in the society now, is right to give women freedom and judgement in participating in both federal and state the right to participate. I believe that women can do better in democracy
[…] true social revolution without the liberation of women.” That idea is not a theory. It is a fact. Every political shift this country has known has been shaped by the work of women. But women are still locked out of the very structures they helped to […]