by Sani Umar
Nov. 29th, 2024
Abuja, Nigeria - The President of the Nigerian National Association of the Deaf (NNAD), Mallam Haruna Muhammad, emphasized the importance of Nigerian Sign Language (NSL) as a vital mode of communication for deaf individuals in Nigeria and globally.
Representing NNAD at a one-day conference of stakeholders on disability inclusion in Nigeria, Mallam Muhammad served as a panelist, highlighting the significance of NSL.
He explained that NSL comprises different languages across the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria and outlined future plans for its development.
Mallam Muhammad stressed that NSL should be officially recognized and utilized in all sectors, including government and private institutions, to enhance communication skills and promote inclusivity.
The conference was attended by distinguished guests, including HRH Sardaunan Nahuche, Usman Ahmad Nahuche. Mallam Muhammad was accompanied by Sani Umar (aka Elrufai jnr) and Aliyu Mai.
This advocacy effort underscores NNAD's commitment to promoting the rights and inclusivity of deaf individuals in Nigeria.
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