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Subsidy palliative: Commission wants equal opportunity for PwDs

Gbemi Banks by Gbemi Banks
July 16, 2023
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Mr James Lalu, the Executive Secretary, National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD), has advocated for a slot for Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) in the Palliative Committee on Subsidy Removal.

Lalu, who made the call in a chat with journalists on Sunday in Abuja, explained that being in the committee would ensure that PwDs were properly captured among the beneficiaries.

He urged the Federal Government to priorities PwDs in the implementation of the palliative due to their vulnerability.

He said that the commission was in full support of the fuel subsidy removal and commended the Federal Government for taking steps to cushion the effect, particularly on the poor and vulnerable.

“We have already submitted our request to the government, and I am confident it will be given due consideration.

“I am happy that the Secretary to the Government of the Federation is handling our request.

“Our desire is to see the inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in the management of this palliative.

“This will ensure that our members across the country are properly captured.

According to him, the cost of transportation has increased, and so are the needs of the disability community.

He expressed confidence that President Bola Tinubu administration would secure a brighter future for PwDs in the country.

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