In a swift response to public outcry, FAAN has shut down a KFC outlet at MMIA after Senator Gbenga Daniel's son revealed being denied access due to his wheelchair. Nigerians took to social media to express mixed reactions.
Some lauded the closure as a step towards fair treatment, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and accessibility in public spaces. Others questioned the motive behind the action, suggesting it was prompted by the individual's affiliation rather than genuine concern for disability rights.
Many highlighted the broader issue of discrimination against disabled persons, calling for systemic changes in infrastructure and corporate practices to accommodate them. While some commended FAAN's prompt action, others speculated about preferential treatment based on social status.
The incident has sparked debates on equality, corporate responsibility, and the treatment of marginalized groups in Nigerian society. It underscores the importance of addressing accessibility challenges and promoting inclusivity across all sectors.
