The Guardian -
11 Nov 2012 22:39

Wheelchair users living in poverty use adapted vehicles to cross the border loaded with cheap Nigerian fuel A childhood polio survivor, Isaac chose one of the few careers available to wheelchair users in Benin: smuggling. When night falls, a host of ingenious home-made vehicles emerge on the sandy roads that connect this little lick of land with its giant oil-producing neighbour, Nigeria. From rusting trays on wheels to wagons cobbled together from spare parts, each is designed to lug as much fu...
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