OGINIBO YOUTH SUMMIT

 The Director General of PHEW Foundation International Engineer Mrs Queen Chigbo has called on youths to refrain from acts that can jeopardize their bright futures. 

Engineer Mrs Chigbo made the call recently at  the Oginibo Youth Summit organized by Potential Youth And Leaders Development Centre in conjunction with PHEW Foundation International at Oginibo Town hall in Ughelli South local government area of Delta State. 

She told the youths that they are leaders of tomorrow as well as partners in the development of today and as such they should indulge in productive ventures. 

The PHEW Foundation International DG implored the youths to always dream big as well as work towards achieving their dreams. 

Engineer Mrs Chigbo who emphasized that the youths plays critical roles in societal growths, admonished the rural youths to strive for greatness. 

She urged the youths not to allow themselves to be used by politicians or anyone to foment troubles. 

Comrade Ted Atagbaza who introduced PHEW Foundation International and it's activities, called on the youths to always toe the path of peace.

Comrade Atagbaza added that peace is what is needed to attract sustainable development. 

For his part, the Chief Executive Officer CEO of PYLDEC, Comrade Truman Whohaha charged the youths to eshew violence tendencies and always embrace peace.

Some of the youths that participated in the youth summit, said they have learned a lot of things that will help them to become better persons in the future. 

The theme for the summit is Peace and Development Through Unity.

GLOBAL 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AGAINST GENDER BASED VIOLENCE

PHEW FOUNDATION INTERNATIONAL IN CONJUNCTION WITH CHIEF STANLEY TESIRI  PRESENT ONE DAY RURAL COMMUNITY OUTREACH. 

UDU -

The campaign against gender based violence at the weekend received a boost as some concerned stakeholders, in commemorating the 2020 Global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence, took the crusade to rural women from Ukpiovwin community in Udu local government area to educate them on the need to speak out when abused. 

Correspondent reports that PHEW Foundation International, The Federation of Women Lawyers FIDA, The Medical Women Association and other stakeholders took time to lectured the rural women on how to get the attention of the appropriate authorities whenever they are being abused. 

The issue of gender based violence especially among the female fokes is on the increase. 

With a view to empower women in eliminating gender based violence in the society and to commemorate this year's Global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence PHEW Foundation International in partner with Sir Chief Stanley Tesiri and other gender based stakeholders at the weekend gathered women from Ukpiovwin Community in Udu local government area to educate them on what gender based violence is all about. 

The Director General of the body, Engineer  Mrs Queen Chigbo in an interview said the reason for bringing the message against gender based violence to the grassroots was to make the rural women know what to do when abused by their husbands or anyone. 

Mrs Chigbo noted that gender based violence is not properly reported in the rural areas because of inadequate education the rural women have on how to seek justice. 

She added that gender based violence has sent many to their early graves, disfigured many as well as also make many suffered from depression, psychology disorder among others. 

Engineer Mrs Chigbo emphasized that the time to say no to gender based violence is now and as such implored government at all levels to help strengthen the appropriate institutions to prosecute culprits of gender based violence. 

Some resource persons who took out time to speak including Mrs Anene Nkechi, Mrs Rosemary Imhanwa, the Vice Chairperson of the International Federation of Women Lawyers FIDA Mrs Jessica Megbele and Dr Esther Akpojovwo all stressed on the importance for gender based violence victims to talk to the right bodies.

Some of the rural women who spoke to newsmen said that they have learned much on the causes of gender based violence and how to prevent it. 

A playlet was dramatized to the rural women on how to address gender based violence from the home front.

The sensitization program was later climaxed by questions and answers sessions as well as food presentations to the rural women so as to enable them have a feel of the Xmas celebrations while others were recognized for their support in advancing the society.

EXPECTATIONS PRAYER POINTS FOR 2021

 (1) Father I just want to give you all the praise and glory for all you have done for me and my wife as well as my lovely family. 

(2) Father on behalf of my family, I just want to say thank you for always being the head of my family, in spite of our short comings. 

(3) Father we as a family humbly ask that you continue to be the head of my family. 

(4) Father Lord I thank you for enabling me to leave my family house as well as start up a new family of my own, may your name be praised continually. 

(5) Father like Moses one of my admirers said "if you go not with us then we go no where, " so I who is the father of this my family is asking you who is the head of the family to always being with me as I lead my family going forward. 

(7) Father much prophecies have come my way, am humbly asking that you empower me miraculously to achieve all far beyond my human calculations. 

(8) Father we thank you for the miracle of the fruit of the womb you have given us, Father give us all that are needed not only to welcome the baby and other children you will bless us with but also give us all that are needed to raise them in the ways, fear of God and in a high academic standards and societal and cultural standards. 

(9) Father we thank you for making the traveling overseas in the Edaah's Dynasty a reality, I pray that you divinely open more doors of traveling overseas for other members of the family

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