Abia State Abolishes Special Book Levies for Blind Students
The Governor of Abia State, Dr Alex Otti mentioned on 2024 Children's Day Celebration that levies for special books for blind students in Abia State has been abolished. This is a move aimed at prioritizing accessibility and inclusivity in education.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a landmark move towards inclusivity and accessibility in education, Governor Alex Otti of Abia State made a bold announcement at the 2024 Children’s Day celebration. With unwavering determination, Otti declared the abolition of levies for special books required by blind students—a decision that sent ripples of applause and gratitude through the crowd.
For too long, visually impaired students had faced unnecessary financial burdens in accessing essential educational materials. Otti recognized this injustice and took decisive action to rectify it, ensuring that no student would be left behind due to their disability.
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With this announcement, Otti reaffirmed his commitment to creating a more inclusive educational environment in Abia State—one where every student, regardless of their abilities, had the opportunity to learn and thrive. As the applause subsided and the significance of Otti's decision sank in, it became clear that this was not just a policy change but a symbol of progress and compassion in action.
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