The government says public and private channels should comply.
to compel public and private television stations to feature sign language interpreters during their major news presentations.
NAN reports that the decision by the minister was sequel to a complaint by a participant at the event, Monsurat Abdulwasiu, that the deaf had been excluded by the media. “In the other media platforms, there are no sign language interpreters even in the healthcare sector, no sign language in Nigerian hospitals.
Responding, Mr Mohammed said: “I am very touched by the contribution of the young lady who said there is need for sign interpreters during the network news and other major news belts. “This directive will work both ways, it means the complaint of exclusion will be tackled and the persons with disability of hearing will also be included in programmes and policies of government.
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