.Visually Impaired Man Empowers 40 People, Promote Entrepreneurship ~ The Scoper Media

By Cleopatra Eki

Nigerian youths have been advised to embrace entrepreneurship, white -collar jobs and vocational skills to be self sustaining and productive in the society.
Mr Muritala Adebayo, Chief Executive officer African Crafts outfit, made the call at an empowerment and thanksgiving programme held in Oshogbo Osun- State.
Addressing clusters of people with disability and others, he advised them not to be afraid but to ensure they engage and utilitize counsels from mentors in their chosen fields .

According to him, this gesture is give back to the community by empowering persons with disability to add their quota to nation -building. “I am giving back to the society all that the Lord has endowed me with. He gave Adire materials and funds to 40 people in the community.” He charged individuals and corporate organisations to show them more love and support.

Adebayo said that the season of celebration is a season to show love to people. Giving has nothing to do with you having so much, but has to be from the bounty of your heart in thanksgiving for what the Lord has done.
“There is no better time to reach out to God’s children and clothes them with the free gift the Lord gave me, crowned my efforts with success , changed my story, took shame away from me. ”
He disclosed that as he is blind doesn’t mean he is in the dark because God the light has brighten my path and I see clearly with the eyes of my heart, and so from my heart. “I have come to return in thanksgiving by Clothing God’s children. covering their nakedness with products from the works of my hands. ”

Adebayo revealed that as a visually impaired person ,”I know what they are going through as people with disability.They are trying their best but to me they are not doing enough for them.They should not give up .They should lean on God for more .They should also know that there is ability in disability.”

He urged the government at all level to provide enabling environment , policies and programme for the disable not just paying lips-service to their plights.

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