Community support is vital for children with disabilities, and Chief (Mrs) Iyabo Hassan advocates for inclusivity, encouraging parents to seek help. She urges the government to establish special schools with trained teachers and make education more accessible. True change happens when communities unite to uplift every child, ensuring they receive the care and opportunities they deserve.

A candid conversation with Mrs. Tunrayo Oba on the challenges and hope in raising a child with disabilities.

Early diagnosis and community care are crucial in transforming Nigeria’s healthcare for children with disabilities.

PurpleDew ‘Bridge to Care’ Outreach Empowers Children with Disabilities in Ijora-Badia, Lagos – Providing Medical Care, Raising Awareness, and Building Support Networks for Families in Need.

Ishola Qudus Olayiwola is a penultimate law student at Lagos State University. He completed his O’level education at Ransome Kuti Memorial Senior School, graduating as the Best Graduating Student in 2021. Qudus has made significant contributions to various organizations within and outside the university, holding positions such as Deputy Director of Campus Ambassadors Lawrit Journal of Law, Deputy Director of Innovation Development and Special Duties at Legal Eagles Initiative, Chief Tutor at Excel Minds Academic Group, and Senior Counsel at Lagos State University.