Invitation: Lecture and Rountable Discussion "A spotlight on Cultural Venues and Accessibility for People with Disability"
On 19 November, the National Museum of Unity and IFRA-Nigeria are organising their newest event spotlighting community inclusion through our event on Accessible & Inclusive Public Spaces, featuring a Guest Lecture, roundtable, and hands-on exhibition. This event is part of our Nigerian Alternative Heritages project, made possible by the French Embassy Fund.
The event will comprise of a lecture by Dr Esther O. Oyefeso (Department of Special Education, University of Ibadan), a scholar and advocate for inclusive design & programmes for people with developmental disabilities, and of a roundtable discussion where educators and disability advocates such as Lawal Lateef (Cheshire Homes), Mrs Akano (Methodist Grammar School, Bodija), Adegbola Isaac Kehinde (Oniyere Commercial Grammar School), and Bamidele Oluyinka (Bam-Dell Disabilities & Orphanage Home) will share practical experiences and recommendations and will be moderated by Ms Adéjọkẹ́ R. ADÉTÒRÒ.
The day will be capped with a hands‑on exhibition of tactile and sensory engagement with pottery, mats, wooden objects, and sculptures — curated for individuals with physical, sensory, cognitive, and invisible disabilities.
Practical information:
Date: 19 November 2025 (immersion 09:00 — programme from 10:00)
Venue: National Museum of Unity, Aleshinloye, Ibadan
No Registration is required, and special needs are considered.
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