How a Nigerian teacher living with blindness is navigating life in chaotic Lagos
Sometimes, people use derogatory language to describe me. While I have gotten used to it; it’s still not palatable. There are times that I have to react to it.
Living in a society that often underestimates the capabilities of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) and disregards disability etiquettes, Anuoluwa Yinka Isaac stands as a symbol of resilience and determination. I spoke with this remarkable individual to delve deep into his journey, experiences, and the challenges he faces as a blind person who actively moves around in Lagos.
From teaching, vocational training, crafting homemade products, and becoming a headmaster, Anuoluwa's journey is a testament to the indomitable human spirit. He has not only adapted to his blindness but has also become a source of inspiration for many who have crossed his path.
In this exclusive interview, he opens up about the challenges he faces daily and sheds light on the discrimination and misconceptions society often harbors against PWDs. From navigating public spaces to battling derogatory language, his experiences provide insight into the difficulties PWDs confront, especially in a bustlin…
