The Chairman of the Nasarawa State Disability Rights Commission, Sale Braden Keana, has inspected the newly constructed Nasarawa State Secretariat building in Lafia. The visit was organized to evaluate the building's accessibility for people with disabilities and to ensure it meets the necessary standards.
During the inspection, Chairman Sale Braden Keana met with the contractors and architects to discuss the building's design, focusing on how it accommodates individuals with various disabilities. He emphasized the significance of 2024, which has been declared the “Year of Implementation” for disability rights in Nasarawa State.
“Our aim is to ensure that all public buildings in Nasarawa State, including this new Secretariat building, are accessible and inclusive for everyone, regardless of their physical, sensory, or cognitive abilities,” Sale stated. “We want to work closely with the contractors and architects to identify and address any accessibility gaps so that people with disabilities, including those who are physically challenged or visually impaired, can freely access and utilize the facilities.”
Sale Braden Keana also praised the efforts of Governor Abdullahi Sule for his dedication to advancing the rights and inclusion of people with disabilities in the state. “The governor’s passion for inclusivity and his commitment to upholding the rights of the disabled community are truly commendable. We are grateful for his support in making Nasarawa a more accessible and accommodating state for all,” he added.
The inspection is part of ongoing efforts by the Nasarawa State government to ensure that public infrastructure is inclusive and accessible to all residents, especially those with disabilities.
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