Societal pressures and internalized fears can become a tangled anchor, threatening to drag...
Hope for Special Needs
We often view disability as a twist of fate meant for “other people”—those born...
By Adeoti Fadeke Speech therapy or sign language? Let’s start with the definition of...
Still in our relaxation reflections, I’d love to share one more thought with you,...
Welcome to “The Rhetoricals of Christmas”, the second piece following “Yuletime Reflections” in the...
Today, December 3rd, marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), we are...
Introduction: Elizabeth Chinenye Ikele is a Nigerian with spinal cord injury and a disability...
Blind on the left eye and blind on the right eye; But I see...
INTRODUCTION: In furtherance of our inclusion objective, The Pinnacle Times introduces yet another Nigerian...
The saying “The only disability in life is a bad attitude” serves as a...
