FG Plans Nationwide Rehabilitation Centers for Spinal Cord Injuries - Abuja Symposium Highlights Disability Empowerment
The Federal Government of Nigeria plans to establish Medical Rehabilitation Centers for individuals with spinal cord injuries nationwide, focusing on neuro rehabilitation. During a symposium in Abuja, Hon. Mohammed Abba Isa, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Special Needs and Equal Opportunities, revealed this initiative.
The event, themed "Fall Prevention, Spinal Cord Protection, and Empowering Life," commemorated the 2025 World Spinal Cord Injury Day. The government aims to empower persons with disabilities, including spinal cord injury, to lead dignified lives.
The collaboration with stakeholders like the Spinal Cord Injury Association and Brain Spine Foundation Africa underscores the commitment to enhancing spinal cord health and disability inclusion in Nigeria.
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