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Godman Akinlabi launches global movement for empowerment of immigrants

Godman Akinlabi, the lead pastor of The Elevation Church, has launched Find Your Voice, a global movement and platform that aims to empower immigrants to achieve their goals.

According to a statement signed by Kehinde Augustine, spokesperson for The Elevation church, the inaugural conference held recently in London, United Kingdom.

He said Find Your Voice aims to provide immigrants with the tools, insights, and inspiration they need to integrate successfully into society and make a positive impact.

It also aims to help immigrants become effective ambassadors, fostering the right mindset and building supportive communities in order to make meaningful contributions to their new countries.

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Akinlabi will converse with successful immigrants worldwide, and encourage them to share their experiences so as to inspire others to find their voice.

The statement quoted Akinlabi as saying the platform would encourage and add significant value to the lives of immigrants, helping them to achieve their goals.

“Immigration is a fact of life. Since time immemorial, people have crossed local and international borders to trade or live permanently. Beneath this reality lie untold stories of challenges, resilience, and the pursuit of belonging newcomers face in their adopted lands,” he said.

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“By curating and sharing the experiences of immigrants before them, Find Your Voice hopes to kindle a fire of hope and motivation within others, encouraging them to achieve their dreams by adding significant value wherever they find themselves.”

Find Your Voice will be hosted by the lead pastor online via his social media accounts @pgeeman on Instagram, Godman Akinlabi on Facebook, @Pgeeman on Twitter, and Godman Akinlabi Official on YouTube, every first and third Thursday of the month.

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