By Lawal Habeebat
On Friday, 21st of June, the Law Student’s Society completed a 3-day hybrid sign language class.
Provisions were made for learners to join virtually and materials for further knowledge about sign language were to be exclusively accessed by the participants from different faculties.
Danjuma Nehemiah, one of the instructors and a 500-level law student, encouraged learners not to hold back from signing even with the relatively small knowledge they’ve acquired.
Other instructors include Gerald Ayomide, Awwal Kamaldeen and the interpreter, Olojede Joy.
“I believe so much in an inclusive world where the needs of everyone are met and no one is sidelined,” Olubiyi Ayomini Oluwatoyin, the Welfare Secretary of LSS said in an interview.