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Deaf Nigerian dancers defying stereotypes, proving that deaf can dance - Face2Face Africa

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In Nigeria, public performances featuring deaf artists are uncommon due to a lack of opportunities for people with disabilities to engage in cultural and artistic events. But, deaf amateur dancer Omowunmi Otunuyi and her friends are challenging this misconception. Whenever the opportunity presents itself, they do not cease to captivate their audience. In a recent...

Source: Face2Face Africa - The Premier Pan-African Voice

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