On 31st May 2007, ASECND delegation led by its President was at the Muritala Muhammed International Airport to inspect the facilities installed by SAHCOL and Partners HC at the airport to ease the difficulties person with disabilities encounter when they use our airport. ASCEND thanked the tow companies for coming to the aid of person with disabilities and expressed satisfaction with the equipment, which is aimed at making our airport accessible to person with disabilities.

National Rally
In order to bring to the front burner the sorry state of Nigeria with disabilities in the democratic process, ACEND embarked on a National Liberation March in Abuja.
The National rally was aimed at raising awareness on the strength and prospect of Nigeria with disabilities as they participate actively in politics by voting and being voted for in all election. On Thursday, 5th April, 2007, more than 500 Nigeria with disabilities including over 200 wheelchair user were part of

Political Campaign Support
ASCEND is of the opinion that if any politician ask for vote ,he must be asked what he has done for person with disabilities; because the strength of man is measured by his ability to care for the most vulnerable. This singled out Dr. Bode Olajumoke as a compassionate and Leadership worthy

man. He has accomplished several laudable project singlehandedly for person with disabilities in his community, Local Government Area, Senatorial Zone, political campaign train for Senatorial Zone, State and Nationwide. A delegation of ASECND joined his political campaign train for Senatorial office on Friday 6th April, 2007. It was worthwhile events at some wheelchair were also given out to person living with disabilities within the Senatorial District during the campaign.

Conclusion
At 2003 general election in Nigeria, one can count on his fingers how many persons with disabilities have dared to contest election, Moreover, since the advent of democracy in Nigeria, out of the very few that are active in politics, less than five have been elected into one political office or the other, while less than ten have been given political appointment al all level of government. It therefore calls for drastic measure to be taken to integrate Nigeria with disabilities not only into political activities in this country but into other mainstream activities. This is exactly what ASCEND intends to achieve and maintain.
The process for making a revolution in the world of person with disabilities is quite challenging. ASCEND is committed to ensuring not only the correction of the lukewarm attitude of person with debilities to politics, but also, make our society totally enabling for equal participation of person with disabilities in socio-political development. We have the will, the zeal and the number. We are optimistic and confident that timely recognition and involvement of person with disabilities in mainstream society will ensure Nigeria’s attainment of the Millennium Development Goals and Vision 20-2020.