Mission
To improve the quality of life for blind and partially sighted persons through proactive advocacy, capacity building, and the removal of all forms of discrimination.
Who we are
The Nigeria Association of the Blind, Lagos State Chapter (NAB Lagos) is the premier umbrella body dedicated to advocating for the rights and promoting the interests of blind and partially sighted individuals who live, work, and study in Lagos State.
We believe that blindness should never be a barrier to excellence. Our association exists to bridge the gap between disability and opportunity, ensuring that every visually impaired person in Lagos can lead a life of dignity, productivity, and social inclusion.

Mission
To improve the quality of life for blind and partially sighted persons through proactive advocacy, capacity building, and the removal of all forms of discrimination.
Vision
An inclusive Lagos where visual impairment does not limit a person’s potential to thrive in a modern, digital society.
A legacy of grassroots advocacy
With a documented history of community organising dating back to before October 2012, NAB Lagos has grown into a force for social change. The chapter operates on a grassroots model so members can be represented regardless of their location.
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Functional chapters across local government areas, with the goal of active representation in all 20 Local Government Areas of Lagos State.
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A dedicated arm focused on gender-specific advocacy, maternal health awareness, economic empowerment, and challenges faced by blind and partially sighted women.
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Supporting students, young professionals, and other blind youths through mentorship, social integration, and career development.
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A community of sighted allies and professionals who support activities through sighted guiding, administration, and specialised skills.
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Specialised groups managing education, employment, sports, ethics and discipline, welfare, rehabilitation, and other organisational functions.
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The central governing body providing strategic oversight so wings and chapters align with the association’s goals.
Governance & leadership
NAB Lagos is governed by an elected State Executive Committee. Elections are held every four years, providing a mandate for leaders to champion the interests of the community.
The leadership structure includes executive officers, senatorial coordinators for Lagos Central, Lagos East, and Lagos West, and committee chairpersons who lead specialised initiatives.
The State Chairman, Deputy Chairman, State Secretary and Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer, Women Leader, and Youth Leader.
Representatives for Lagos Central, Lagos East, and Lagos West who help bring regional needs into chapter leadership.
Chairpersons who lead specialised work in education, employment, sports, ethics and discipline, welfare, rehabilitation, and other priority areas.
Our core pillars
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We serve as a watchdog and partner to government, working closely with the Lagos State Office for Disability Affairs to support full implementation of the Lagos State Special People’s Law.
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We promote Braille literacy, orientation and mobility, post-sight-loss adjustment, peer support, and counselling for visually impaired people and their families.
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We prioritise computer literacy and assistive technology training so members can compete and participate in a modern digital society.
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We facilitate access to empowerment schemes, grants, and skill-acquisition programmes that support members on the path to self-reliance.
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We provide guidance to corporate and public entities on making physical and digital environments accessible.
Strategic partners