10 Lessons from Nigerian Sign Language
10 Lessons from Nigerian Sign Language Every language is unique and beautiful – spoken or signed Every language is historically developed Every…
Let’s Discuss Nigerian Sign Language NSL – Chapter 1
Let’s Discuss Nigerian Sign Language NSL – Chapter 1 First let me establish an analogy with a spoken language. Igbo is one of the major languages…
Many Ways to Define Nigerian Deaf
Many Ways to Define Nigerian Deaf Linguistically - Deaf in Nigeria are defined linguistically as a group of people that use manual or signed language…
Let's Discuss the Deaf and the Nigerian Sign Language
Let’s Discuss the Deaf and the Nigerian Sign Language For the past 3 years, I have been studying Deaf communities in Nigeria and their linguistic…
Stop Abuse of Deaf Girls Campaign
Stop Abuse of Deaf Girls Campaign Emma Asonye, PhD. A considerable amount of study has been given to the issue of Deaf girls abuse worldwide and a…
"Are Deaf People Really Aggressive?"
“Are Deaf People Aggressive?” I ran into this article with the above title on social media @saminterpreter. “So many hearing people have a wrong…
S-DELI Decries the Deplorable Condition of School for Deaf in Imo
Following the mandate of the Save the Deaf and Endangered Languages Initiative, the attention of well-meaning Imolites, the state government,…
The Craft of Deaf Students at Kuje
That model was constructed by a deaf student with little or no training. Sara wants to become an artist, she has a flair for pottery, as we saw the…
Meet Gabriel, a Beautiful Deaf Student
I may not be able to change the world all by myself, but I can change the world of one person: with one person at a time, I can come close to…
Olga Shares Her Experience: The Joy of Being with the Deaf Community
One of the great features of our newly concluded outreach at Kuje and Orodo is the art and craft making training for the Deaf students.