TOWARDS AGRICULTURE REVOLUTION IN PLATEAU STATE: Jah Put Ah Hand office opening in Plateau state showcased in Pictures

 

AN EXPERIENCE I WILL HARDLY FORGET

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During my inter-diocesan apostolic work (that took place at the end of my 2nd year Theology studies in 2001) in Afara in Owerri Archdiocese, I had a knock on my door a day or so towards the end of my apostolic work in that village. 

As I opened the door, it was the least of anyone I had expected to see. A beggar who normally sat at Afara motor park/ junction was standing before me. 

The seemingly old motor park beggar who never dared entering my room said to me with a low voice: “I am not mad. I am only a woman with a broken heart.... I lost everything that I had and now depend on the goodwill of the people.” 

As I was about saying something, she continued without giving a breathing space: "I do come to Church but you may not have seen me because I always stay outside." 

JAH PUT AH HAND (JPAH): RAISING SUPPORT FRAMEWORKS AND SUPPORTING FARMERS AND AGRIC STAKEHOLDERS FOR IMPROVED AGRICULTURE PRACTICES THROUGH COMMUNITY, INDIVIDUAL INTERVENTION PROJECT (CIIP)

Country Director, Jpah in Nigeria 

The international organization, Jah Put Ah Hand, also known as JPAH, which made presence in Nigeria recently with the appointment of a Country Director, Mr. Victor Yashim, a renowned development consultant and strong advocate for a more coordinated, more cohesive, and well enhanced economic driven development packages through a more functional, competency oriented,  and impact driven cooperative societies in Nigeria has been on top of his game since his appointment in the early part of the year, 2023.

The Pains Of Life: Living Without A Mother.

Late Mrs. Nnabugwu Iheomakaliwu Asije

She was her Bible and her Bible was her

One of the deepest pains in life, is to live without constantly experiencing that great bond that binds mother and child together, and the sad thing about it, is that it is not easy knowing the depth of the pain, except one is put in that situation.

LATE MRS. NNABUGWU IHUOMAKALIWU ASIJE: REMEMBERING THE ICON, FAITH BUILDER AND COMMITTED SERVANT OF GOD, AT HER ONE YEAR MEMORIAL ANNIVERSSARY

Late Mrs. Nnabugwu Ihuomakaliwu Asije

It is a blessing and a privilege at the same for one to know the Grandparents. I say this from deepest part of my heart, aware that Grandparents, and the elderly in general, are in most part a huge store house of knowledge, a library of sort if you like.

MIANGO: SEE HER BEAUTIFUL SPOTS

 

DIFFICULTIES ARE INEVITABLE FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH -Chinwoke Nnabugwu

More Spiritual, less materialistic...

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For us to progress and multiply in all ramifications despite the odds, we must as a matter of urgency develop the power of the human spirit to overcome difficulties through total reliance on the Spiritual powers of the Holy Spirit.

Difficulties are inevitable for spiritual growth, therefore earnestly contend with the forces of adversity to keep moving at all times.