He said physically challenged persons often encountered difficulties accessing polling centres, while visually impaired voters lacked ballot materials in braille format.
Ms Ononogbu said PWDs were among the most vulnerable groups affected by oil and gas exploration.
CITAB also accused the government of being unfavourable to people with disabilities in its recruitment of civil servants.
He said the corps’ mandate is to ensure inclusivity and safety for all road users.
The Kogi State Office for Disability Affairs has urged MDAs to comply with the six per cent recruitment quota for persons with disabilities.
Mr Fall emphasised that when persons with disabilities can learn, work, and thrive without barriers.
Mr Ekwelem hailed the Imo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Welfare for its support in promoting the advocacy for PWDs.
Timi Ebikeme, the Amananowei of Peretoru Kingdom, emphasised the importance of prioritising people with disabilities in community development.
PWDs further urged their inclusion in the assessment of host community needs to ensure their interests were properly represented and addressed.
The UN Women and other stakeholders called on Governor Ahmadu Fintiri to assent to the bill promoting the inclusion of persons with disabilities in Adamawa.
