CYON OTUKPO DEANERY

👑 *CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE DESK OF OTUKPO DEANERY PRESIDENT* 👑 We the entire  *CYONITES* of Otukpo Deanery wish to use this medium to congratulate *QUEEN ELIZABETH  OCHANAYA AMEH* the winner of this week's *OtukpoDeaneryFaceOfTheWeek* *WINNERS~AWARD'S* (I).  Shall be made the Deanery's Profile Picture for the next one week. (II)  Has enjoyed N500 Recharge Donation *Sponsored* by Bro.     officer. Solomon  Ocheotukpo Ochife *AKA* (OCHEOTUKPO [I] of Otukpo Deanery) the Deanery 2020 Congress committee Chairman & President Emeritus St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral Parish. (III).  Shall be promoted by shearing his Biography on our Blog Spot page and putting her on the life time record of Goggles known profile. (IV). Shall act as the *OtukpoDeanerySocialAmbassador* for the Period of one week. (V). Shall go into the Deanery Golden book as the 3rd ever Winner of our *FACE=>OF=>THE=>WEEK=>CONTEST* (VI). Shall be celebrated by her Parish with other consol

She is miss Elizabeth Ochanya National Diploma Holder in science laboratory technology from Federal polytechnic Idah kogi state Furthering Direct entry in Federal University of agriculture makurdi Hobbies: singing, dancing, reading romantic novels, dressing up and watching movies Miss Cyon 2016/2017 and miss Cyon 2019/2020

*CHILD MOLESTATION* Child Molestation is also known as child sexual abuse. It is a secret crime involving a range of indecent sexual activities between an adult and a child. According to the National Violence Against Children Survey, it established that *1 in 4 girls* and *1 in 10 boys* experience sexual violence before the age of 18 in one way or the other. *TYPES OF MOLESTATION* -Defilement -Rape -Fingering -Making a child watch pornography -Exposing the genital to kids -Indecent touching -Fondling etc *WHO COULD ABUSE YOUR CHILD?* *ANYBODY* Studies show that over *95%* of sexually abused children are abused by persons known or close to the child or the child's family. *ABUSERS ARE MOSTLY NOT STRANGERS* They are right there in your house, co-tenants, family members, lesson teachers, neighbours. Their friends in school, hostel, classmates,class/school teachers, cousins, uncles, nephew, niece, fathers, step  fathers, grand fathers, imams, choir masters, pastors,

Happy feast of st. charles LWANGA TO ALL AFRICAN YOUTHS Saint Charles Lwanga and his companions (- 1885/7) Many Christians, Catholic and Protestant, were killed by the Ugandan king Mwanga. Some of them were servants in the king’s palace or even his personal attendants. Charles Lwanga and his twenty-one companions (the youngest, Kitizo, was only 13) were executed for being Christians, for rebuking the king for his debauchery and for murdering an Anglican missionary, for “praying from a book,” and for refusing to allow themselves to be ritually sodomised by the king. They died between 1885 and 1887. Most of them were burned alive in a group after being tortured.   Within a year of their deaths, the number of catechumens in the country quadrupled. St Charles Lwanga is the patron of Catholic Action and of black African youth, and the Ugandan martyrs’ feast day is a public holiday in Uganda. Other saints: Saint Kevin (- 618) He founded a monastery at Glendalough in County Wicklow, Ire

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The federal government has lifted the ban on religious gatherings across the country. The government had imposed the ban two months ago to check the spread of coronavirus. But at the briefing of the presidential task force (PTF) on COVID-19 on Monday, Boss Mustapha, secretary to the government of the federation and chairman of the PTF, announced that President Muhammadu Buhari had approved the relaxation of the ban for four weeks. “The PTF submitted its recommendations and the PRESIDENT has approved the following for implementation over the next four weeks spanning 2nd – 29th June 2020, subject to review-: “Cautious advance into the Second Phase of the national response to COVID-19; application of science and data to guide the targeting of areas of on-going high transmission of COVID-19 in the country; “Mobilisation of all resources at State and Local Government levels to create public awareness on COVID 19 and improve compliance with non-pharmaceutical interventions