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Persons living with disabilities are the most vulnerable and marginalised in society.
Their voices are also rarely heard in national and political discourse.
However, in the second episode of Joy Prime's "Just Turned 18" show, Lois Shola Adeyemi speaks to some prospective first-time voters living with different forms of disabilities.
Issues of inclusion, representation and free tertiary education are key to determining who they will vote for in the upcoming elections.
'Just Turned 18' show is sponsored by Youth Bridge Foundation, Star Ghana Foundation, Petrosol
CIMA, German Ozone Medical Centre, and Chop Box Technologies
Watch the full conversation below:
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