One of the 15 appointees with disabilities displaying his appointment letter
Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State – The newly appointed special assistants of the Kebbi State Disability Commission have pledged their unwavering support to Governor Atiku Bagudu’s administration, vowing to work tirelessly toward the advancement of the welfare, rights, and empowerment of persons with disabilities (PWDs) across the state.
In a heartfelt statement, the Chairman of the Commission, Malami-Gwandu, expressed his confidence in the abilities of the appointees and assured the governor of their dedication to the administration’s goals. “These special assistants will work tirelessly to contribute to the success of your administration and the betterment of our society,” Malami-Gwandu stated, underscoring the vital role that the Disability Commission plays in ensuring inclusivity for all citizens, regardless of their physical abilities.
The statement reflects a renewed sense of hope and optimism among the PWD community in Kebbi, who have long struggled with issues such as discrimination, lack of access to healthcare, and limited employment opportunities. With the establishment of the Disability Commission and the appointment of dedicated special assistants, the state’s disability community is hopeful that their voices will finally be heard, and their needs will be addressed in a meaningful way.
A Commitment to Inclusivity and Empowerment
Malami-Gwandu went on to emphasize the Commission’s commitment to working hand-in-hand with the state government to create an inclusive society that fosters equal opportunities for all. “We stand firmly with the administration in advancing the rights and welfare of persons with disabilities,” he said. “Together, we can break barriers, create opportunities, and build an inclusive society where everyone thrives.”
The Chairman’s remarks reflect the growing determination within the PWD community to see tangible improvements in areas such as education, employment, and accessibility. The Disability Commission has been at the forefront of advocating for the rights of PWDs, and its continued support for Governor Bagudu’s vision is seen as a critical step in ensuring that Kebbi becomes a model for inclusivity in Nigeria.
In recent years, the state has made significant strides in promoting the welfare of persons with disabilities, but much work remains to be done. The Commission’s pledge to support the governor’s administration marks an important milestone in the journey toward greater equality and empowerment for all.
A Call for Unity and Progress
The Chairman also took the opportunity to praise Governor Bagudu’s leadership, describing him as an exemplary figure whose tenure will be remembered for championing unity, equality, and development. “Your Excellency, you have not only won our admiration but also our trust and loyalty,” Malami-Gwandu stated. “History will remember you as a champion of unity, equality, and development in Kebbi State.”
The heartfelt words of support reflect the deep admiration and respect that the PWD community holds for the governor. Under his leadership, there has been a growing focus on social welfare, and the establishment of the Disability Commission is seen as a significant step in ensuring that no one is left behind in the state’s development agenda.
The Chairman’s remarks also served as a call to action for all stakeholders to work together toward a common goal of creating a society where persons with disabilities can lead fulfilling lives and contribute meaningfully to the state’s progress.
A Renewed Sense of Hope
As Kebbi moves forward into a new era of governance, the appointment of special assistants to the Disability Commission has sparked a renewed sense of hope and purpose within the PWD community. The promise of a more inclusive society, where the rights and welfare of individuals with disabilities are prioritized, has brought a wave of optimism throughout the state.
Malami-Gwandu concluded his statement by expressing his confidence that under the governor’s leadership, Kebbi State will continue to make progress in advancing the rights of persons with disabilities. “May your tenure continue to bring blessings, progress, and prosperity to our beloved state,” he said, reaffirming the commitment of the Disability Commission to support the governor’s efforts to create a more inclusive and equitable society for all.
With this renewed sense of purpose and commitment, the Disability Commission in Kebbi State is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of persons with disabilities, ensuring that they are no longer marginalized but instead empowered to thrive alongside their fellow citizens.
As the Commission moves forward with its mandate, it is clear that the collaboration between the government and the disability community in Kebbi will be a defining feature of the state’s development in the years to come. Through unity, dedication, and unwavering support, Kebbi has the potential to set an example for the rest of the nation in creating a truly inclusive society for all.
