On a sunny morning in mid-October 2024, Chikamso Ogbu stood by the front wall of Okpara Hall, one of the female hostels at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) in Enugu State, south-east Nigeria.
Save for Ms Ogbu’s frequent gropes and occasional calls for help to passers-by, no one would suspect that the 300-level undergraduate was visually impaired. She wore no eyeglasses nor had a stick in her hand to indicate she was blind.
She wanted to attend a lecture in her class, but…
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