Ktc-Kyc Educational Consult and Academy

A sneak peep into who our speakers are

Dr. Nneka Mbaekwe is a Consultant, educationist and therapist who has worked with families of PWLDs as well as individuals with Special needs to foster a better life for them. She has over 16 years of practical experience, ranging across the disability space.

Join us on Saturday as she shares her wealth of experience with us.

Join us tomorrow for
Theme: Where are the Specialists?
Why Training, Retention and Funding are Failing.

At
Time:12:30 noon (WAT)

On
Venue: LinkedIn

Access Code: A strong Internet connection

See you there!

Hello People!
Its been a while in here
Guess what time of the month it is?
It's time for Disability Conversations.

And yes you guessed right!

With the japa wave that hit Nigeria between 2022 till now, we can't deny the fact that many frontliners in the medical field have left the country.

Today, the Nigeria medical space is in a state of emergency due to shortage of personnel and experts. Many Nigerians are one medical emergency away from death.

So we thought about the problem and said "Where are the specialists? Why training, funding and retention are failing".

Join us this Saturda, Live on LinkedIn at 12:30pm as we discuss this national issue with the right experts.

Dr. Olaojo: Counselling Psychologist

Dr Olaojo Olubanke Adeleye is a Chief Lecturer, Head Of Department; Guidance and Counselling, University of Ibadan. An affiliate of Federal College of Education Special Oyo. A counselling psychotherapist with tentacles in counseling on ai; television and radio station, live phone- in programs.

Meet Our Speaker(s)
BOMA ANITA WEST Community Advocate | HR & Governance Professional | Niger Delta Voice

Boma Anita West is a Port Harcourt-based advocate, HR professional, and operations leader whose work sits at the intersection of people, policy, and community. With a cross-sector career spanning government, NGO, and private sector environments, she brings a grounded, systems-level perspective to the challenges facing women, marginalised communities, and neurodivergent individuals across the Niger Delta and beyond.

Boma is the founder of the Quiet Harbour Initiative, a governance and policy advocacy framework addressing the structural invisibility of an intersectional population of women in West Africa. She is a Community Liaison Officer with the Women Safe House Sustenance Initiative (WSSI), championing survivor-centred advocacy since 2022.

Her advocacy extends into the neurodivergence space through her work with the Blazing Heart Autism Foundation, where she has developed inclusive educational frameworks and policy tools that centre the dignity and rights of neurodivergent individuals and their families in Nigeria.

A multilingual communicator fluent in English, Nigerian Pidgin, and German; a language she is actively perfecting.

Boma is known for translating complex policy and human rights conversations into language that moves people, from community halls to boardrooms. Her driving conviction is simple: structural change begins where people are seen.

This April, we are looking at sexual safety education and information for persons living with disability.

Research shows that 7 our of every 10 individuals living with a disability have been sexually abused, with the numbers rising on a daily basis. This reality brings us to the question " What can we do differently, to stop the menace?"

Join us this Saturday as we explore sexual safety education, why protection without the right information and protection is not enough.

Saturday, 18th April 2026.
Time: 12:30pm

Individuals with disabilities face heightened risks of sexual violence due to factors like:
- Dependence on caregivers
- Communication barriers
- Societal stigma and misconceptions
- Limited access to support services

In Nigeria, organizations like the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) and NGOs provide support for affected individuals .

Another fact check on our Do You Know Series...

Its Today!
We go live in 90 minutes

To join us for the conversation, use the link below👇
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ktc-kyc-educational-consult-and-academy_who-is-watching-the-caregivers-accountability-activity-7430177017582661632-Sz74

Do you know anyone working as a caregiver? You might want to tell them that this month's disability conversations addresses their working rights and conditions.

Do you know any individual who has a caregiver working for them? You might want to tell them to tune in on Saturday on LinkedIn live and watch this... Ignorance is not an excuse before the law.

In saner climes, there are well spelt out and outlined working conditions, rights, and ethics that protects a caregiver from abuse and all sort.

This month edition of disability conversations brings to your screen the laws guiding employment of a caregiver, their rights, who is accountable for them, how to address the many loopholes and oversight that leads to vulnerability and so much more.

Join us by 12: 30 noon on Saturday.

All additional info on flier