LASG TO TRAIN 300 PWDS BY FEBRUARY_ Dawodu

Gbenga Adewale

The Lagos state government has set to train 300 persons with disabilities to be self-reliance in the month February so as to give them the sense of belonging to know and enjoy same rights in Lagos state.

The Commissioner for the Youths and Social Development, Olusegun Dawodu disclosed this recently during his keynote address at the Lagos International year 2019 celebration for people with disabilities PWDS, held at the Alausa secretariat, Ndubuisi KANU Park, by the Lagos State office for Disabilities Affairs, that the celebration was in line with the Lagos state governor Babajide Sanwoolu ' s way of celebrating and appreciating the people faced with disabilities because he believes there is ability in disabilities of the PWDS.

Dawodu thereby informed while representing the Lagos state Governor that the training was going to run every year and would last for 5 weeks as the PWDS shall graduate in April during this phase through which it would spread across the 6 senatorial districts. He mentioned that the governor was ready to partner with them and has not forgotten the people with disabilities in any level because their funds have been set aside in the Lagos state Budget for the year 2020.

He expressed that it has been created that the PWDS Should be treated free of charge in Lagos Hospitals as the Lagos governor is interested in their good health and wellbeing and government wants to give them according to their needs. Also the government shall encourage the private sectors to include the PWDS in their employment scheme and shall employ the limited ones in government office. He said.

Others Awardees were Bond FM representative Joy Uzomefuna, Charity Foundation Joyce Olu, Iyaniwura Child care Foundation, Lady Atinuke and Peculiar Saint Orphanage Mrs. Olamide

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