In this nine-minute audio report, the Inclusive Futures Nigeria team speaks with Gbenga Totoyi, the director for membership and market development at the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, an influential regulatory body and national membership organisation for human resource professionals in Nigeria.

Gbenga explains how and why the institute is working with us to champion and drive forward disability inclusion in workplaces across Nigeria through our Inclusion Works programme, part of the Inclusive Futures initiative.

Listen to his audio report to hear Gbenga speak as a human resource specialist about the barriers people with disabilities face in accessing employment in Nigeria, the benefits he sees for the private sector in making recruitment processes inclusive, and the opportunities that are beginning to present themselves for candidates with disabilities in emerging sectors such as technology.

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In this nine-minute audio report, the Inclusive Futures Nigeria team speaks with Gbenga Totoyi, the director for membership and market development at the Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, an influential regulatory body and national membership organisation for human resource professionals in Nigeria.
Gbenga explains how and why the institute is working with us to champion and drive forward disability inclusion in workplaces across Nigeria through our Inclusion Works programme, part of the Inclusive Futures initiative.
Listen to his audio report to hear Gbenga speak as a human resource specialist about the barriers people with disabilities face in accessing employment in Nigeria, the benefits he sees for the private sector in making recruitment processes inclusive, and the opportunities that are beginning to present themselves for candidates with disabilities in emerging sectors such as technology.
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Hear directly from our <a href="https://inclusivefutures.org/citizen-reporting/">citizen reporters</a>, a group of young people who have disabilities living across the world. By producing their own audio reports, exploring the work being done to improve the lives of people with disabilities, and asking challenging questions to people on the streets where they live, they're unearthing views, attitudes and perspectives of disability.
Together with <a href="https://inclusivefutures.org/">Inclusive Futures</a>, an initiative working towards disability inclusion, they'll bring you one-on-one interviews, conversations, round table discussions and radio style documentaries.
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