Ekiti empowers 100 persons with disabilities after vocational training
The Ekiti State Government gave trade tools to 100 persons with disabilities who completed a skills acquisition programme. The beneficiaries were trained in ICT, tailoring, hairdressing, shoemaking, catering and hospitality, and received equipment to start their own businesses.
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The Ekiti State Government equipped another batch of 100 persons with disabilities with trade and work tools after their graduation from a skills acquisition training programme.
βThe Ekiti State Government has equipped another batch of 100 persons with disabilities with trade and work tools following their graduationβ
The graduation and empowerment ceremony was held in Ado Ekiti on Saturday at the premises of the Skills Acquisition Centre for PWDs.
βspoke in Ado Ekiti on Saturday during the graduation and empowerment ceremony, which was held at the premises of the Skills Acquisition Centre for PWDs in Ado Ekitiβ
The programme was organised by the Office of Disability Affairs in conjunction with the Office of the Special Adviser, Special Education and Social Inclusion.
βUnder the programme organised by the Office of Disability Affairs in conjunction with the Office of the Special Adviser, Special Education and Social Inclusionβ
Beneficiaries were trained in ICT, tailoring, hairdressing, shoemaking, catering and hospitality.
βthe beneficiaries were trained in various vocational skills, including Information and Communication Technology, tailoring, hairdressing, shoemaking, catering and hospitalityβ
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Beneficiaries were provided with sewing machines, hairdressing and salon equipment, shoemaking machines and tools, ICT equipment, and catering and hospitality equipment.
βincluding sewing machines, hairdressing and salon equipment, shoemaking machines and tools, ICT equipment, as well as catering and hospitality equipmentβ
The Special Adviser on Special Education and Social Inclusion, Princess Adetoun Agboola, said the programme started with 30 participants in 2023.
βit started with 30 participants in 2023β
The programme increased to 40 participants in 2024.
βincreased to 40 in 2024β
The programme increased to 60 participants in 2025.
βand 60 in 2025β
100 PWDs graduated and received empowerment support in 2026.
βwhile 100 PWDs graduated and received empowerment support in 2026β
Ten of the 100 beneficiaries are parents of children with severe disabilities.
β10 of the 100 beneficiaries are parents of children with severe disabilitiesβ
The EKSG Therapy Centre for Children with Disabilities was established to provide therapy and care for children with disabilities.
βthe establishment of the EKSG Therapy Centre for Children with Disabilities had changed the situation by providing a safe and professional environmentβ
Governor Biodun Oyebanji was represented by the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Oyeniyi Adebayo.
βrepresented by the Chief of Staff to the Governor, Oyeniyi Adebayoβ
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