
Nigeria will host the first National Inclusion Conference 2026, an event aimed at advancing inclusive education, promoting neurodiversity awareness, and improving learning access nationwide. Organized by the International Forum of Inclusion Practitioners and Golden Links Educational Consultants, the conference will gather policymakers, educators, parents, therapists, and international experts. The theme, "Embedding Inclusive Excellence: Supporting Neurodiverse Learners in Every Classroom," highlights its dual role as an advocacy platform and practical intervention. According to Seyi Ajadi, CEO of Seedar Group, the conference seeks to address challenges faced by neurodivergent children and those with disabilities, such as stigma, delayed diagnosis, and inadequate classroom support. It will also tackle structural barriers for educators, including overcrowded classrooms and insufficient training. The event will adopt a human-centered approach, covering neurodiversity, physical, sensory, and speech-related disabilities. It will feature seven strategic tracks, including understanding learning differences, inclusive classroom practices, and policy development. The program includes expert-led sessions, workshops, and stakeholder dialogues, aiming to equip participants with implementable strategies and shift national discourse from stigma to understanding and action. Angelina Ikeako, the Convener, stated that the conference is a critical turning point for inclusion in Nigeria's educa
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