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On December 3, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Ambassador Paul Maduakor, President of the Nigeria Amputee Football Federation, delivered a powerful message encouraging inclusivity and empowerment for athletes with disabilities. The day’s theme, "Amplifying the Leadership of Persons with Disabilities for an Inclusive and Sustainable Future," resonated deeply with his advocacy efforts.

Maduakor, a vocal advocate for disabled athletes, highlighted the importance of resilience and leadership within the community. "You are not just participants you are leaders, changemakers, and icons of inspiration," he emphasized. Through initiatives like the Eagles Court Foundation, he has provided resources and training for disabled athletes, focusing on ability rather than limitations.

Under his leadership, the Nigeria Amputee Football Federation has consistently challenged stereotypes, showcasing the extraordinary talents of amputee footballers and fostering opportunities for growth. His efforts align with the global call for a future that embraces every individual’s unique contributions.

In his closing remarks, Maduakor urged collective action: "The future we want must include everyone. Together, we can build a world where every voice is heard, every effort is valued, and every dream is possible."

Editorial

Ambassador Paul Maduakor’s message on World Disability Day reflects the transformative power of sports in driving inclusivity and empowerment. By advocating for disabled athletes and creating platforms like the Eagles Court Foundation, he has set a benchmark for leadership in and opportunity.

His work underscores the principle that true inclusion is not about charity but recognizing and amplifying the unique contributions of individuals with disabilities. As societies worldwide strive for sustainability, voices like Maduakor’s remind us that no progress is complete without inclusion.

His vision challenges everyone governments, organizations, and individuals to rise to the occasion and embrace the leadership potential within all communities.

Did You Know?

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2. The International Day of Persons with Disabilities was established in 1992 by the United Nations to promote rights and well being of persons with disabilities.
   
3. The Nigeria Amputee Football Federation was founded to provide opportunities and visibility for amputee athletes across the country.
   
4. The Eagles Court Foundation, established by Paul Maduakor, supports disabled athletes with training, resources, and platforms to excel.
   
5. Sports have historically been a tool for breaking stereotypes and fostering inclusivity for persons with disabilities worldwide.
   
6. The annual theme of World Disability Day focuses on addressing challenges and amplifying opportunities for inclusivity.