CCD celebrates Founder, Anyaele, on earning PhD
The Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) has congratulated its Founding Executive Director, Dr David Anyaele.
The felicitation follows the successful completion of his Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Political Science with specialisation in Law and Diplomacy.
Anyaele was hooded and conferred with the doctoral degree during the convocation ceremony of Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State.

In a congratulatory message signed by the Acting Director of CCD, Mr Godwin Unumeri,
the organisation described the achievement as a testament to Anyaele’s dedication to learning, leadership, and service.
“This remarkable milestone reflects your commitment to excellence and to advancing the rights, dignity, and inclusion of persons with disabilities and their families.
You have inscribed your name in the sands of time as both an inspiration and an exemplar of the limitless capabilities inherent in disability,” the statement read.
The CCD noted that Anyaele’s academic feat further strengthens his advocacy for an inclusive society and reinforces the organisation’s mission of promoting the rights of persons with disabilities across Nigeria.
The Centre extended heartfelt congratulations to Anyaele and prayed for greater wisdom, fulfillment, and more achievements as he continues to serve humanity.