In December 2010, a vibrant, hardworking roofing contractor named Ellah Ametor Avumatsodo set out to earn his monthly wages. <\/p>\n He navigated through Accra, walking part of the way and taking public transport until he arrived at Adenta Commando, a suburb of the city. <\/p>\n Unbeknownst to him, that would be the last day he\u2019d experience the ability to walk.<\/p>\n While roofing the second storey of a building, Ellah suffered a devastating accident, falling from a height that left him unable to walk. <\/p>\n This life-altering event marked the beginning of a difficult period, filled with dejection and discrimination that even led to thoughts of suicide.<\/p>\n But despite the hardship, Ellah made the courageous decision to rebuild his life. <\/p>\n With the help of a friend who also lived with a physical disability, he acquired a specially adapted vehicle equipped with an assist device\u2014a hand-operated pedal. <\/p>\n With this tool, Ellah registered as a cab-hailing driver, transporting customers with the utmost care and dedication.<\/p>\n Today, Ellah views positivity as his most powerful weapon against life\u2019s challenges. <\/p>\n His commitment to the safety and satisfaction of his passengers defines his work, turning adversity into an inspiring testament to resilience.<\/p>\n![\"Ellah](\"https:\/\/cdn.ghanaweb.com\/imagelib\/pics\/479\/47987155.295.jpg\" "\\"Ellah")
play video<\/span>Ellah Ametor Avumatsodo became paralysed in the legs after falling off a building<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n