Uzodimma’s Daughters Partakes In UNESCO Para Soccer Event

The daughter of the Governor of Imo State, Prada Uzodimma, and Oprah Uzodimma were among other representatives that partook in para soccer events organised by United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). INDEPENDENT reports.

The para soccer event was organised by the National Professional Officer for UNESCO, Ifeanyi Ajaegbo in Abuja with the support of the International Initiative for Advancement of SDGs in Africa (IIASDG) and The Ability Life Initiative (TALI). Information Guide Nigeria

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Prada and Oprah Uzodimma made this known in an interview with newsmen on Thursday in Abuja.

“The vision statement of TALI is aimed at achieving optimal health, ending discrimination, and advancing the fundamental rights of persons with disabilities”. jamb results

In the course of her presentation at the para soccer event, Prada Uzodimma said that the discrimination against Persons with Disabilities (Prohibition) Act, mandates ministries and organisations to take into account persons with disabilities in all aspects of their lives; from healthcare, education to housing, and many more.

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