A comprehensive accessibility audit assessment in Port Harcourt and its environs with the objective to identify common accessibility challenges and recurring issues, prioritize the identified barriers based on their severity and impact. Using Secondary and Primary Data. Public Building Were Inspected. Accessibility Was Determined Through Use of Checklist and Inspecting Sample Property. The Study Approached Was a Mixed Methodology; Quantitative and Qualitative Data Was Collected After a Desk Review Was Conducted. The Audit Inspected Physical Infrastructures, Transportation and Communications Systems, It Evaluated Access to Education, Conducting Stakeholders Interviews Towards Pro-Action for an Accessible Rivers State. The Findings Revealed That 43.5% Of Respondent Do Not Have Knowledge of the Discrimination Against Persons with Disability Laws That Provides for Inclusion of Persons with Disability. Most Public Buildings Lack Ramps or Accessible Elevator, Making Access Difficult for PWDs. Transportation/Airport Facilities Create Barriers for PWDs As They Are Not Accessible. Banks and Educational Institutions especially tertiary institutions are still very inaccessible. A lot of this stemmed due to lack of viable disability law to allow for any form of enforcement of accessibility. The knowledge and awareness of persons who offer public service was also low when it came to prioritizing persons with disabilities and knowledge of disability laws. Key Words Disability, accessibility, Disability rights, persons with disabilities, Nigeria, rivers state, disability awareness, awareness, rights