Persons with disabilities in Ebonyi State stage a peaceful protest in Abakaliki, citing alleged neglect by the state government and calling for better welfare support and inclusion. Members of the Joint National Association of Persons With Disabilities (JONAPWD) for the state demand monthly financial subventions, welfare assistance, and the immediate assent to a Disability Bill that has already been passed by the Ebonyi State House of Assembly. The protesters also raise concerns about a vacation order issued by commissioners, which they say could affect them. In addition, reports from the demonstrations reference fears of eviction or displacement tied to the vacation order, prompting calls for the government to protect PWDs’ interests. Across both accounts, the protesters’ main demands focus on improved support systems for PWDs, timely action on the Disability Bill, and clarification or review of government measures they believe could worsen their living conditions. The demonstration is described as peaceful.