Netiseni question accommodation for disabled fans on BeyoncéDuring the "Cowboy Carter", the tour after the attendees in visual impairment claims that "dehumanized" on one of the emissions.

An individual, named Ester Obigbesan, discovered in an interview that she was forced to hand over her reed before entering the VIP area she paid.

The Beyoncé fan also claimed that the security ignored its explanation that the reed was visual assistance and later moved it into the second part after using the bathroom.

The Beyoncé fan divided the "dehumanizing" experience suffered on Singer's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium Show in June launched a barrage of Netzene reactions.

Esther Obigzan said BBC Radio London's Eddie Nestor to buy a VIP standing card worth over $ 650, hoping more comfort because of her visual impairment, by Daily mail.

She claimed that she appeared to the ticket service provider to explain his accessibility needs, but did not receive any response, even on the day of the concert.

Although her initial entry into the place entered smoothly, things changed when she tried to access the Vip Jam. Obigbesan said that she was stopped by security, which liar several times on her and his friends, saying, "he can't go down there."

Protectors reportedly requested the desirable hand over her cane, claiming that the stones were not allowed in the Section she Paid for. Even after she explained that it was visual assistance, they insisted that he handed him over before he assigned access.

According to Obigesan, the incident shook with confidence and a sense of independence, which is why it described the experience as dehumanizing.

"It's like they didn't see me as a person. I was just this problem," she added about an incident.

Unfortunately, the mess didn't end there. She claimed that after the use of the bathroom during the concert, the security officer moved into a sitting space two levels above her original place.

"When I came out, they contacted the security officer who was trying to move me," Further was obliged to share. "They said I wasn't sure for me, because people wouldn't know I was visually impaired," I said I could return my reed. "

After relocation, Obigbesan claimed that he could no longer enjoy the concert she paid.

According to her words, she felt flooded with a humiliation she endured and can barely recall what happened on that event.

"It's a three-hour show, but I can barely remember any of that because I cried so much," he shared Obigusan.

Since sharing her experience, he was obliged to fill the flood of support by the Fans of the pop star fans, who now express concern about the treatment of people with disabilities at Beyoncé's emissions.

Online users slammed the arrangements of the concert, saying that it was more necessary to adapt people with disabilities to people.

"This is so heartfelt, we still have to deal with that 2025. years. Kanta is literally extending us, even when he folded! Such a shame, things must change universally," noticed in the picture. "

"The bucket is part of your body. They removed it and so sorry that it is awful. You are so brave for sharing your story," another person reacted.

"The scariest letters. Thank you for saying in the hope of helping others," another person said.

"FFS! How did it happen in 2025. years when we should all know better when it comes to disability! This is unheard of," said the fourth user.