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Osasu Edobor
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Osasu Edobor (formerly known as Osasu Paul-Azino) is a Nigerian gender advocate and founder of Think Help Restore(THR) Media and the Safe Space Initiative. She is a licensed Mental Health First-Aider, Peer Educator Trainer, and Counselor.
Quotes
We have a long way to go in first domesticating the laws that will protect women and girls across the country, and a longer road to change the narrative and culture of impunity towards women.
Excerpt from TheGuardian issues titled; We need to build more shelters to make leaving abusive relationships easy – Osasu Edobor By Esther Ijewere (04 July 2020)
Sexual violence is perpetuated in any environment where there is power; we must ensure we have systems that can check power, be it at the office, church, mosque, market, home, school, or community.
Talking on sexual violence, and how it can be kept in check (2020)
As a country, we need to begin to engage all facets of endeavor to change the narrative attached with rape, domestic violence or sexual violence in general.
Nigerians knowledge of GBV sector
Women must believe in themselves enough to thrive and collaborate.
Being a woman of rubies
NO is a full sentence, self-control is achievable.
Addressing men (July 2020)
External links
Category:People from Nigeria