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NDTS is Nigeria's first summit dedicated to the intersection of disability and technology. Initiated by Trarrk, the 1.0 edition brings together disability advocates, assistive technology innovators, AI builders, startups, special needs educators, therapists, policymakers, investors, researchers, and persons with disabilities to shape the future of disability technology in Nigeria, under the theme Building the Future of Disability Technology in Nigeria.

NDTS is initiated by Trarrk, a Nigerian talent and recruitment platform that connects skilled individuals, including persons with disabilities, to jobs and connects businesses to vetted service providers. The summit extends that mission into technology, policy and inclusive innovation.

Anyone shaping the future of accessibility in Nigeria: assistive tech founders, AI and product builders, special needs educators and therapists, disability advocates and community leaders, policymakers, investors, researchers, and persons with disabilities and their families.

Yes. NDTS is committed to radical inclusion. We offer a Community Access ticket at a significantly reduced rate for verified persons with disabilities, caregivers and students. Registered NGOs also qualify for subsidised group rates.

To keep check-in seamless and manage accessibility logistics properly, all tickets must be purchased online ahead of time. Online registration closes 48 hours before the summit begins.

Yes. Schools, NGOs, therapy centres and companies registering five or more attendees can request a group rate by writing to our support team with the number of attendees and organisation details.

Yes. Nigerian Sign Language (NSL) interpreters will be present at every keynote and breakout session, positioned within clear sightlines of the stage.

Real-time captioning will be displayed on large screens throughout the venue for all keynotes and panels, and a captioned livestream will be available for remote attendees.

Our venue partner is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free routes between all session rooms. A dedicated team of Inclusion Stewards, trained in mobility assistance, will be stationed throughout the venue to help with navigation.

Yes. A low-stimulation quiet room will be available throughout the summit for attendees who need a break from crowds, noise or bright lighting.

Our tracks cover AI and machine learning for assistive technology, inclusive fintech and digital banking, mobility and independent-living innovations, and policy and the future of inclusive work in Nigeria.

Most sessions run 45 minutes, made up of a 30-minute talk followed by a 15-minute moderated Q&A. A limited number of 90-minute workshop slots are also available for hands-on deep dives.

We offer a range of sponsorship tiers, from stage branding to exhibition space and dedicated speaking slots. Reach out to our partnerships team with your organisation's goals and we will recommend the right package.

Exhibiting secures a booth on the exhibition floor to showcase your technology directly to attendees. Sponsorship includes broader brand visibility across the summit, such as stage mentions, signage and media features, and can be combined with a booth.