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Currently, more than one billion people, or approximately 15% of the global population, experience some form of disability. 

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Disability prevalence is higher for developing countries. One-fifth of the estimated world total, or between 110 million and 190 million people, experience significant disabilities. - WorldBank.org

Professor Ouele provides virtual and in-person appearances that will inspire your audience with accepting pride and a sense of true accomplishments in the difficulties they have already overcome,  as well as motivation  to continue to overcome challenges that they may face on a daily basis. 

In his book, Beyond Stairs, his Music Library, and his Educational Guidance,  each individual will gain a new perspective on ways to make the best of the precious gift of life we have granted.  

The many changes brought about by the pandemic starting in 2019 has left thousands with feelings of isolation, discouraged and in stress. These unwanted circumstances have proven even more challenging for the disabled population. 

Give your employees or members an uplifting experience. Complete the form to request more information on the inspirational and motivational topics Professor Ouele can bring to your next engagement.  

Don’t delay, reservations are made 60-90 days in advance. 
Professor Ouele will structure a virtual or in-person speaking event specifically designed for your audience. Just provide your information and a calendar  will be provided for you to discuss your upcoming event in detail.   

Professor Ouele's Philosophy

"​I will feel irresponsible and guilty if I remain silent in front of human beings misery, often provoked by men. We live in an egotistical world. Selfishness reigns as an absolute master. Everyone wants everything for himself alone. The world is ruled by the law of “everything for me and nothing for others.” Justice seems to have left this world.

Justice seems to be for the rich and injustice for the poor. The perversion of morals is at its paroxysmal point. Intolerance and violence are parts of our daily lives. Instead of decreasing, racism is progressing worryingly. Men move away from men and have no more love for others. This lack of love leads to hatred, jealousy, and crimes of all kinds. To face this collapsing world, I find myself obliged to write or sing. When I write or when I sing, it is to return Africa to Africa and the world to the world. I do not point my finger at a man, but at the evil hidden in him, given creating a Man.

I believe that a positive action, however small, taken by everyone at his level can create a new world; a world in which the color of the skin no longer matters, but the intrinsic value of men; A world in which divisions give way to unity and harmony between men."
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