HOW TO BE ALWAYS HAPPY IN LIFE. READ THIS AWESOME LIFE TIPS.

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1. Always remember that there is nobody on this earth that does not have problems. You are not the only one that has problems.

2. Challenges is part of life. It is only a dead man that has no challenges.

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3. There is no problem that has no solution. There are solutions to the pains you are passing through.

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4. The way you picture yourself in your mind can affect your happiness. Picture yourself as a valuable and beautiful person. Avoid low self esteem and inferiority complex.

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5. Do not mind about what people say about you.Some people are sadists. They can just say somethings just to make you feel sad.

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6. Make friends with reasonable people who make you happy. Do not make friends with people who make jest of you or laugh at you over your challenges.

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7. At your leisure time, keep yourself busy with your favorite hobbies like sports, games, watching movies, surfing the internet, playing computer games, etc.

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8. Do not allow anyone to intimidate you with money and material things. A poor man today can become rich tomorrow. Change is constant.

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9. No matter what you are passing through today,do not give up. As long as there is life, there is hope.

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10. Be very prayerful. Pray without ceasing. Prayer is a catalyst that can speed up your blessings to come to you on time.

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11. Be courageous to go for what you want. Life is all about risk. If you don't take a risk, you will not get the desires of your heart.

HAVE A NICE LIFE!!

General Overview of Justice, Development and Peace Commission (JDPC), Diocese of Issele-Uku

 

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The Justice Development and Peace/Caritas is a social arm of the Catholic Church, founded and inaugurated in January 1967 by Pope Paul VI as the pontifical council for justice and peace. It is a social arm of the church saddled with the responsibility of promoting justice, peace and integral development in the society while liberating people from oppression, as the motto of the organization goes – “hope for the hopeless”.

In line with that general mandate, the Justice, Development and Peace Commission of Issele-Uku Diocese is charged with ensuring justice and peace in our society, especially among the less privileged and vulnerable ones. We are the developmental agency of the Church in partnership and cooperation with relevant Non-Government Organization (NGOs), Community-Based Organizations (CBOs), Community Development Associations (CDAs), other Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), Individuals, and Government Agencies. We are registered in 2005 with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) with the registration number: CAC/IT/NO 19551 and presently in the process of getting registered with Ministry of Women Affairs, Community and Social Development as a non-profit and non-governmental organization. Beyond the assistance we render to the less privileged, we also run prison apostolate through which we render spiritual and counseling services to the inmates as well as provide free legal services to some of them who are not able to afford a lawyer and stand up for those who are unjustly detained. Through our office also, the Church reaches out to the masses with many informative, humanitarian and developmental activities for the benefit of the society in line with the life and teachings of Christ.  

 

OUR VISION

Having a society that guarantees people of freedom, hope and worthwhile living.

 

OUR MISSION

To build a society of socially responsible citizenry, where human rights, equality and fair play are the principles of life, and mutual respect and order is the conduct of human development.

 

OUR CORE VALUES

Ø  Integrity

Ø  Transparency

Ø  Accountability

Ø  Human Dignity

 

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

The aims and objective of the Commission are:

(1)               To promote Human Right as enshrined in Charters of Human Rights and the Nigeria Constitution.

(2)               To Co-operate with people of other faith and persuasions on issues of common social concern and uplift human conditions without discrimination or segregation.

(3)               To bear witness to the liberating Gospel of Jesus through continued prophetic action for the promotion of Justice, Development, Peace and Charitable works in the Society.

(4)               To form animated groups to participate in their own development for peaceful Co-existence.

(5)               To Co-operate with international agencies, government CSO’s and NGO’s for integral development.

(6)               To empower women and bring about gender balance.

(7)          To provide legal aid for the less privileged and awaiting trial inmates and also to engage in public interest litigation.

(8)               To empower youth and reduce unemployment.

(9)               To provide Micro-credit facility for the poor populate. Especially women in rural areas.

(10)           To resolve conflicts peacefully among parties in disagreement.

Can you help JDPC Issele-uku put a smile on the face of this woman.

For more information;

Call 08063754834 or 08165666594

Email: jdpcisseleuku@gmail.com

Rev. Fr. JohnBosco Ezeonwumelu

(Director) 

Comparing your wife and your side chick

It is easy for you to see FAULTS in your Wife, and see that Lady at the office as PERFECT

You live with your wife, you wake up beside her everyday, you see her without makeup, you see her when she's tired, when she's in need of a bath, you see her without her wig and mascara.

You don't live with that lady you are now lusting after and wishing was your wife, you don't wake up beside her.

You see her when she's already applied make up, you see her only when she's had a bath, with her wig, brazilian weavon and mascara.

Your wife lives with you, it's easy to see why you feel like you need a breath of fresh air, you know her every flaws, her weaknesses, you see her CONTENT daily, while all you see about that lady is her CONTAINER

Your wife cannot PRETEND for you, she has no reason to, that lady has no reason to be REAL to you, she will only be COURTEOUS and KIND to you, but don't let that fool you.

That lady you are comparing with your wife has her own imperfections and flaws, she has attitude issues too, she gets angry too, but you won't see all this about her.

Don't begin to wish you were married to that younger lady, she's what? 22? 25?

Your wife is 35? 40+?

She's been to the labor room, her vagina can't be the same as before, maybe she's had a CS or two, let's not forget all the worship sessions and night vigils you conducted down there, shouting "give it to me, I paid for it"?,

Those stretch marks you detest are her scars from the pregnancies that made you a father.

You are complaining, your wife's breasts have sagged, but who pressed them? Was it us? Was it not you?

You are now eyeing a young lady that her chest Is firm, you forget that if she were subjected to the same conditions your wife has been through in your hands every night in the bedroom for 10 years, she'd look like your wife?

Respect that Woman who has stood by your side.

She has struggled with you,

She has taken in and given you kids,

She has loved you, emotionally and sexually,

She has hustled with you.

She's the wife of your YOUTH.

Love her with all her flaws

Love her through the changes you see.

Love those stretch marks.

Kiss that not so flat tommy

She's the wife of your YOUTH.

Malachi 2:15 "Therefore take heed to your spirit, and let none deal treacherously against the wife of his youth."

Formation of The Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) In A Community

 At JDPC Issele-Uku, social transformation and the well being of our people are part of our highly placed priority. Here is the meeting of one of our formed Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs) At their weekly meeting. This is part of our implementation of our 4GATES OVC Project, in partnership with Caritas Nigeria and under the sponsorship of the US Center for Disease Control.

VSLA formation assists to provide simple savings and loan facilities to the people, in a community that does not have access to formal financial services. The loans can also provide a form of self-insurance to members, supplemented by a social fund which provides small but important grants to members in distress.

JDPC ISSELE-UKU DIOCESE MARKS THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE GIRLCHILD IN A UNIQUE WAY

JDPC ISSELE-UKU DIOCESE MARKS THE INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE GIRLCHILD IN A UNIQUE WAY

The international day of the girl child is an international observation day celebrated by the United Nations; it is also called the Day of Girls and the International Day of the Girl .The observation supports more opportunity for girls and increases awareness of gender inequality faced by girls worldwide based on their gender. The international day of the girl child is celebrated on 11 October yearly with different theme for each year. 2021 international day of the girl child is themed Digital Generation Our Generation.The Justice Development and Peace Commission (JDPC) Issele-Uku Diocese celebrated this with the students of St Rose's Girls Grammar School, Ogwashi-Uku . It was the first of its kind in a long while and one that the students would live to remember for a long time to come.

The events marking the celebration, due to some logistics, took place on 22nd day of October, 2021 at the school hall. The JDPC Issele-Uku Diocese team was led by the director, Rev. Fr. JohnBosco Ezeonwumelu. Other members of the team are the OVC Protection Officer, Mr. Emmanuel UboguUsiwo, the OVC HIV Prevention, Care and Support Officer, Miss Esther AmakaAkawe and the OVC Education Officer, Mr. Frank AguEze. Also present was the OVC M&E Officer, Mr. Anthony Ezeobi. The team arrived at the school at about 11am and was received by the school principal, Sr. Henrietta Aguh NES. With the hall set, the students numbering about 120 settled down with their teachers with great expectation from the visitors. Without wasting any time, the director, Fr. JohnBosco led the opening prayer, after which he introduced his team and the organization to the school. He also set the ball rolling by explaining the reason for the gathering. Having done that, he invited Mr. Frank Agu Eze for the first presentation.

In his presentation titled, digital generation, our generation, Mr. Frank highlighted the benefits of digital technology such as learning and earning opportunities, reading of books and online news and the interconnectedness of people in far and near places. In the same vein, the downsides of digitalization were stressed such as crime, terrorism, privacy concerns, pornography, and job insecurity and so on. He therefore encouraged the participants to channel their energies and potentials to the advantages inherent in digital technology as opposed to the disadvantages. He concluded the first session with the point that digital equality can only be achieved if girls and young women are included in the picture.

The second presentation which was facilitated by Miss Esther Amaka Akawe was on HIV prevention, care and support and emphasis was laid on the causes of HIV such as pre-marital or extra-marital sex, sharing of unsterilized sharp objects and instruments. She noted that HIV has no known cure but can be managed if detected early and the patient adheres to treatment. However the children were admonished to abstain from pre-marital sex and any practice or act that can expose them to contract HIV/AIDS.

The third and final presentation was by Mr. Usiwo Emmanuel Ubogu. In the presentation titled, sexuality education and gender based violence (GBV), Mr. Usiwo x-rayed the differences between sex and gender and between the myths and facts of sexuality education. He also enlightened the Children on the different forms of gender based violence (GBV) such as sexual, physical and psychosocial violence. He encouraged the children to be bold and confident at every point in time to enable them resist any form of gender based violence and/or report to their superiors and to appropriate authorities whenever they sense danger around them.

The highlight of the event was class based quiz competition on the various presentations of the day. Two persons were selected through a transparent elimination process to compete against each other. All the children were given equal opportunities as the participants were made to pick a number and to answer the already set question assigned to the picked number. At the end of the completion, six winners emerged, one from each class. Each of the winners received the big sized Oxford Advanced Leaner’s Dictionary (10th Edition) and a Casio 3-Display scientific calculator. Satisfied with the performance of the students at the quiz completion, the Director also enlisted the best runner-up as a beneficiary of the same dictionary and calculator. Two other students who answered important questions during the competition from the audience during the completion were given consolation prizes, each going home with a big dictionary each. So, the victorious students include:

Winners:

1. Simon Onyebuchi – J.S.S. 1

2. Sunday Divine – J.S.S. 2

3. Chukwuka Ifeoma – J.S.S. 3

4. Nwaegbeni Francisca – S.S. 1

5. Agawuzo Geraldine – S.S. 2

6. Okolie Esther – S.S. 3

Best Runner-Up

7. Kidochukwu Stellamaris – S.S.3

Consolation Prizes

8. Okondu Miracle – J.S.S. 1

9. Onyeka Pearl – J.S.S. 1

Outside the individual gifts, the Director of JDPC Issele-Uku also made a presentation of a 4x6 white marker board with a park of marker and two dusters to the principal, Sr. Henrietta Aguh NES for the use of the school. All the participants were also provided with snacks for refreshment.

The celebration came to an end at about 3pm after the vote of thanks from the senior prefect, Miss Kidochukwu Stellamaris, closing prayer by the principal, Sr. Henrietta Aguh NES and the blessing by the JDPC Director, Rev. Fr. JohnBosco Ezeonwumelu.

Caritas Nigeria

U.S. Mission Nigeria

CRS

CDC

Africa CDC

The U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR)