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Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera
Kemi Falodun

Nigerians with disabilities seek inclusion in electoral process

A man with disabilities rides outside a fuel station where people queue to buy kerosene, in Nigeria's capital Abuja [File: Afolabi Sotunde/Reuters]

Lagos, Nigeria – Nigerians know when election season is nigh.

Politicians eating corn in the market, dancing with children on the street, and giving out bags of rice, plastered with pictures of their faces, as souvenirs – familiar signs in the country’s politics that favour personality cults over ideology – become common.

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