Advancing Inclusion,
Empowering Lives

The Network for the Advancement of People with Visible Disabilities (NAPVID) is a Nigerian non-
governmental organization dedicated to fostering an inclusive society where persons with
disabilities (PWDs) can thrive.

Advancing inclusion,
Empowering Lives.

Network for the advancement of people with visible disabilities (NAPVID) is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO) in Nigeria that is preoccupied with the empowerment, rehabilitation, and the entrenchment of social justice for people with disabilities and their inclusion on government and development.

The membership of NAPVID is comprised of persons with disabilities and persons without disabilities. according to NAPVID’s statute, the President and vice president must be Persons with disabilities. Melody Omasah Esq., a charismatic visually impaired lawyer is currently the president of NAPVID.

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Advocacy Campaigns

Transforming Lives, Creating Opportunities

Advocacy

Campaigning for policies that promote inclusion and equality.

Education Support

Offering scholarships and learning resources for PWDs.

Economic Empowerment

Providing vocational training and entrepreneurial support.

Healthcare Access

Facilitating essential health services and rehabilitation for PWDs.

Board of Trustees: Guiding the Vision, Driving the Mission

NAPVID’s Board of Trustees comprises dedicated leaders who provide strategic direction and oversight to ensure the organization’s goals are met.

Bar. Melody Omosah
A Visionary Leader for Disability Rights

Melody Omosah, President of the Network for the Advancement of People with Visible Disabilities (NAPVID), is a towering advocate for inclusion and equality. As a lawyer and Deputy Director at the Edo State Ministry of Justice, his career is deeply rooted in justice and human dignity. Melody is a relentless crusader for the rights of persons with disabilities, challenging societal barriers and advocating for systemic change. His vision, leadership, and dedication inspire hope, making him a true icon for disability rights and inclusion in Nigeria and beyond.

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