Ms Ononogbu said PWDs were among the most vulnerable groups affected by oil and gas exploration.
Mr Ogbonna said, “Ford Foundation for its partnership with CCD and in so doing, touching the lives of our people immensely.”
Mr Anyaele said he was on a business trip to Freetown when he was attacked solely because he was a Nigerian.
Mr Ekwelem hailed the Imo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Welfare for its support in promoting the advocacy for PWDs.
PWDs further urged their inclusion in the assessment of host community needs to ensure their interests were properly represented and addressed.
Ms Okikiolu-Ighile said LASIEC was fully prepared for the July 12 elections, expecting voters to turn out in large numbers.
She also called for efforts to enhance accessibility and empower individuals with disabilities to participate fully in all life aspects.
CDD wants INEC to make polling booths more accessible and equipped with assistive technology.
CCD executive director said most state emergency management agencies fail to adequately plan for or include PWDs in their disaster management activities.
“There are many people with disabilities, and the force is working to fully implement and execute the five per cent empowerment reservation for PWDs.”
