28/07/2026
Until you’ve carried a grown person to the toilet, to the market, to school… you won’t understand the importance of a wheelchair.
Imagine being a teenager and having to rely on your younger or elder sibling to carry you on their back to school.
Or worse — being forced to crawl or scoot through dust and rain because that sibling isn’t available that day.
This is the story of Naseba from Garin Yankwali, Katsina State.
For Naseba, school wasn’t about grades. It was about whether someone was strong enough to carry her there.
Dignity, independence, and freedom felt out of reach.
That’s why we do what we do at Beautiful Gate.
A wheelchair isn’t just metal and wheels.
It’s freedom. It’s school. It’s dignity. It’s hope.