Ganduje Addresses PWD Neglect and Rising Beggars in North

Abdullahi Ganduje, the former governor of Kano State and immediate past national chairman of the Progress Congress, addressed the issue of neglect towards persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Northern Nigeria, which he claims has led to an increase in the number of beggars in the region. His remarks were made during the 10th anniversary documentary premiere of Let’s Talk Human, an organization focused on improving access to education for the deaf and blind.
Ganduje lamented the marginalization of PWDs, stating that their situation contributes to the visible presence of beggars in major cities across Northern Nigeria. He emphasized the need for government and relevant stakeholders to adopt initiatives that empower PWDs, enabling them to become self-reliant citizens.
Ganduje praised the humanitarian efforts of Fatima Ganduj and Abiola Ajumobi, calling for inclusive design in technology and public infrastructure to ensure access for PWDs. He urged the government to develop partnerships that would significantly change the lives of PWDs.
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