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PS Muoria urges TVET colleges to turn workshops into job-creation hubsUgandan learner Innocent Odia, who was born without arms, is preparing for national secondary school examinations as he pursues his ambition of becoming a lawyer. His determination highlights the importance of accessible education, assistive technology and equal opportunities for learners with disabilities.