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Lawyer, life coach and peacemaking lightworker; ED at @PathfindersJI; curating sacred space for seekers.🇳🇬

Nigeria
Joined February 2014
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
#TuesdayTip: What If I Am Wrong? The habit of consistently asking myself, "What if I am wrong?" has been an integral part of my approach, and its true value became even more apparent when I encountered this empowering post on intellectual humility by @findyrPath Rantiade Evon Benson-Idahosa. In the dynamic landscape of research and leadership, the question "What if I am wrong?" stands as a cornerstone of intellectual humility and progress. Embracing this query fosters a culture of open-mindedness, where leaders acknowledge the inherent uncertainties in their work and are willing to challenge their assumptions. It serves as a powerful catalyst for innovation, pushing teams to explore alternative perspectives and consider uncharted avenues. By inviting introspection and self-reflection, the question not only safeguards against complacency but also nurtures an environment where intellectual growth thrives. In the pursuit of knowledge, acknowledging the potential for error is not a sign of weakness but a testament to resilience and a commitment to the pursuit of truth and excellence. As a leader, actively encouraging this question among your team enriches the research process and cultivates a mindset that values continuous learning and adaptation - ultimately propelling both individuals and the organization forward. The simple yet profound question can serve as your guiding principle; prompting you to reassess your assumptions and embrace a mindset of continual learning. Happy new week!
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
#TuesdayTip: "When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change." - Dr. Wayne Dyer I loved this post by @findyrPath Rantiade Evon Benson-Idahosa on considering looking again with fresh eyes. 🔗: facebook.com/reel/3252196105… As creatures of habit, we fall in love with certainty. But often, some change is good! For example, shifting our mindset can unlock new possibilities, turning challenges into growth opportunities, and setbacks into stepping stones. Cultivating a positive outlook empowers resilience and creativity, guiding us through life's complexities. As we embark on our journey of self-discovery and development, let us remember the transformative power inherent in our outlook, and embrace the infinite potential it holds for shaping our lives for the better. Happy new week!
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This number is staggering, and eye-opening. I had an extremely difficult but important conversation with Nigerian born, Evon Benson Idahosa, @findyrpath, a leading expert and thought leader on the subject of modern-day slavery. Listen to our latest podcast: allaboutchangepodcast.com/
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Evon Benson-Idahosa honoured by Antony Blinken as Nigeria maintains Tier 2 rating in 2023 Trafficking in Persons report released today by US Secretary of State Evon was honoured as part of individuals round d world whose efforts have made impact on the fight against trafficking
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Powerful & inspiring words. Thank you for your work @findyrPath!
Congratulations to ⁦⁦Evon Benson-Idahosa @findyrPath⁩ for the ⁦@StateDept⁩ ⁦@JTIP_State⁩ 2023 TIP Report Heroes Award & for her work to support women&girls “whose bodies have been weaponized[.]& utilized as consumption.”
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Powerful speech from TIP Hero @findyrPath, calling for bold action: “We cannot foster a world in which vulnerabilities are systemically exploited.” Evon invited fellow frontline & survivor leaders to “shift power” and take responsibility for innovative solutions.#tipreport2023
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
👋🏽 My critique of our foreign policy, Israeli’s policy towards Palestinians or that of any foreign nation will not change. As a person who suffered the horrors of war and persecution, my advocacy will always be for those that suffer because of the actions of governments.
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Leadership • No.4 VULNERABILITY “The willingness to be seen and emotionally exposed in front of those that you lead.” R. Evon Benson-Idahosa ⁦@findyrPath⁩ 🔥🙌💜 instagram.com/reel/ClfoyOSqP…
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
It’s not by complaining on social media. Do you have your voters card?
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17 life skills every parent must teach their kids before they leave home:
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Some people don’t like it when Africans tell their own (his)stories. What in the Berlin Conference is this? 🚮 – at Doha, Qatar
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
Most people suck at writing. But if you avoid these 12 common mistakes, I guarantee you won’t: 🧵
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We are raising awareness on why structural transformation is important in addressing the burden of sex trafficking. @findyrPath speaks on how @pathfindersji is working tirelessly to tackle this issue in order for women to be protected and maximize their potential.
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
Just released my report about human rights violations at international borders, including a follow-up about the grave and extended practice of "pushbacks", the issue of safe 3rd countries and other related matters. I will present it at @UN_HRC on June 23. undocs.org/Home/Mobile?Final…
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
Replying to @RunakoCelina
Zambians Immigration cops have done it!
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
We are grateful to the @JTIP_State for its support of The Freedom Project, a PJI initiative supporting 60 #survivors and women who are at-risk to #sextrafficking in #EdoState #Nigeria.
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
Fellow Nigerians, I will be sending DMs, texts, emails & calling. I will come ask you to let's work together for a Nigeria that works for all. I have already accepted that failure is an option so you don't have to tell me of that. I want us to focus on the other option: Success
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
Until 20-10-2020 crying was an action i took for granted. Frozen tears are hard to deal with! We will not forget the massacre of 20-10-2020 by the Nigerian government led by Major General Muhammadu Buhari and Professor Yemi Osinbajo #EndSars #LekkiMassacre #EndSARSMemorial
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
Ankara is my Uniform and my natural hairstyles are my pride and crown! These are the things I love! I will not change them. Last night wearing outfits from Nigeria and Kenya Styled by Fabstyle and wambui
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Rantiade Benson-Idahosa retweeted
We must never forget. We're rolling up in cars tomorrow to drive through the tollgate. We know their way, so a procession of cars is the safest option to minimize police harrassment. We have rides for people that need. #EndSARS #EndSarsMemorial #October2020 #WeWillNotForget
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