“I see this piece pushing societal boundaries by moving audiences to be inspired by my work rather than by my capability to thrive in an able-bodied world with a disabled body. What better way to demonstrate that than in a cabaret that embraces the unconventional musical numbers that celebrate using a wheelchair or the journey of illness and the hilarious stories that accompany them,” Neis explains in her release. “This show is truly for caregivers and caretakers.” Read More
Bangladesh Envoy Seeks Stronger Nigeria Ties, Flags Low Trade Volume
The High Commissioner of Bangladesh to Nigeria, Miah Md. Mainul Kabir, has called for stronger economic cooperation between both countries, expressing concern over the low…

