Volunteers Abdulgafar Abubakar and Abdulrashid Abdulwahab visited Usman Nagogo Special Primary School in Katsina State, to read and share the books with the students and the school as part of AbleBooks' ongoing national outreach effort.
The school principal received the donation warmly and was particularly struck by the quality and accessibility of the books. He noted that the simple, clear language would encourage students to build a genuine reading culture and pick up new knowledge at their own pace. He committed to involving teachers more actively in engaging students with the materials and expressed hope that more books would follow in future visits.
A principal who does not just accept a donation but immediately thinks about how to embed it into the school's learning culture is exactly the kind of partner AbleBooks hopes to find in every state. When school leadership is invested, students feel it. And for deaf children who have so often been left out of the reading conversation, that investment makes all the difference.
