Opeyemiyoke: Inclusion is about fairness, not favoritism
At first, she 'hits' you with something she carries, and you wonder what happened? It is the light that Opeyemitoke embodies behind her gigantic vision to help children with autism, ADHD, Down syndrome and Dyslexia. It takes a lot to work with the mentioned. I can tell you for free that patience is required in large quantities to really get by in this kind of work. However, against all odds, Opeyemitoke continues to push for inclusive education, herbs and holistic care for this set of people through different initiatives and partnerships. It may not have been a jolly ride so far, but she has been able to train more than 2000 educators worldwide to her credit. This is massive. Getting to her, Opeyemitoke is not just a special education teacher; she is an accomplished author and more. This UI graduate is passionate about her calling to ensure every neurodiverse child is seen, supported, an thrive beyond any limitation. Being a nation builder that she is, Opeyemitoke recently ...
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