Meet Olusola Adeyefa, Co-founder of Ability Impact Centre, using media advocacy and storytelling to break barriers to inclusive education and employment. #abilityimpactcentre #mediaadvocacy #mastercardfoundation

Welcome to 2026 — a year of inclusive progress, shared prosperity, and limitless possibilities for all. Happy New Year from all of us at Ability Impact Centre.

Season’s greetings from all of us at Ability Impact Centre. May this Christmas bring warmth, joy, and renewed hope to you and yours. #abilityimpactcentre #merrychristmas

Stories shape narratives—but who tells them and how matters. This #IDPD2025, we celebrate advocates of inclusive storytelling. Let’s amplify disabled voices. Share your disability inclusion journey 👇🏽 #Inclusion #Storytelling

Empowering voices and driving inclusion — that’s the heartbeat of Ability Impact Centre. Creating spaces where people with disabilities are seen, heard, and equipped to lead change. #abilityimpactcentre #boldvoices

Week 4 of the Bold Voices Incubator Program! Entrepreneurs with disabilities are learning to tell powerful stories through their businesses — and our facilitators have been truly exceptional. #DisabilityInclusion #BoldVoices

Proud to introduce @myabilityimpact as one of our partners for the upcoming AbilityX - Disability Inclusion Forum. Don’t forget to mark your calendars for December 2nd, 2025. This will be a big one! #abilityX #inclusionwithoutlimits

Meet Suliat — a visually impaired entrepreneur and one of the remarkable participants from our recently concluded Boldmark Bootcamp, where we empowered entrepreneurs with disabilities to craft and share compelling stories about their brands. #boldmarkbootcamp #abilityimpact

The incubator is equipping him to refine his voice, amplify his impact, and inspire a new generation of inclusive entrepreneurs.

Now, through the *Bold Voices Incubator*, Abayomi is not just growing a business — he’s learning to own and tell his story with confidence and clarity.

The program went viral! Through @myabilityimpact , he received business training and a free website for his brand — boosting his visibility and reach.

His passion for inclusion led him to organize a cassava-to-quality-garri training for women with disabilities — in partnership with the Ogun State Agricultural Development Programme.

With grit and creativity, he began supplying garri, elubo, honey beans, and dried pap to the Queen Adenike Tejuosho Foundation, Tunde and Friends Foundation, and the Afro Old Students Association.

He rebranded as *Mr. Mogbo Moya Foods*, trademarked the name, and started running his food business from his family home.

After miraculously winning two grants, most of the funds had to go toward urgent family needs. But Abayomi didn't stop.

Landlords denied him property, fearing his wheelchair would cause damage. He didn’t even have a phone to promote his business online. Still, he pushed through.

Meet Abayomi, a resilient entrepreneur with a disability and founder of Wheelchair Dreamz Enterprise. Despite societal barriers, he refused to give up.

Happy Birthday, Akpevwe Peters! Your passion and commitment to inclusion through Ability Impact Centre inspire many. You’ve built more than an organization — you’ve sparked hope and impact. Here’s to more purpose, joy, and milestones ahead! 💙 #AbilityImpactCentre #Inclusion

3 Days to Go! Get ready for the launch of AMPLIFIED: The 2025 Media Toolkit for OPDs — a powerful guide to help organisations tell their stories and drive inclusion across Africa. Oct 9, 2025 | 10am WAT Zoom: https://t.co/QdkxAbSCCH #inclusionwithoutlimits #amplified

It’s here! Join us for the launch of AMPLIFIED: The 2025 Media Toolkit for OPDs — empowering voices, shaping inclusion & driving change. Oct 9, 2025 | 10am WAT Zoom: https://t.co/QdkxAbS4N9 #InclusionWithoutLimits #AMPLIFIED #AbilityImpactCentre