On October 18 2022, The Morality Rescue Team of Global Initiative For Proper Parenting in partnership with the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Education Commission took the campaign against social vices to Bethlehem Secondary school Fegge Onitsha.

The Morality Rescue Team of Global Initiative For Proper Parenting took the messages of hope to St John's Secondary school and Mater Dei Secondary school both in Alor in Anambra State Nigeria. This took place on 17th January 2020 This is part of the activities of the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Secondary School Orientation program to curb social vices in our secondary schools and among our teenagers. The team opened the eyes of the teenagers to issues and consequences of  Bullying, substance abuse, cultism and sexual abuse. We did not fail to let them know the importance of having a healthy self esteem and as well how to develop one for those who had low self esteem.
It was an eye opener for the students. They were so glad to see adults who would talk to them on these issues and the same time listen to them in a non judgmental way.
We had question and answer session, from their questions, one will clearly see the effects of parental negligence on the teenagers. Many complained of lack of quality time by their parents which led to sexual abuse, cultism, pornography etc.
Special Thanks to God Almighty for the success so far. Appreciation to the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Education Commission headed by Rev. Fr. Dr. Paschal Onwugbenu, The managers of the two schools visited and my MRT team members.

The Morality Rescue Team of Global Initiative For Proper Parenting took the messages of hope to Trinity College in Onitsha Anambra State Nigeria. This is part of the activities of the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Secondary School Orientation program to curb social vices in our secondary schools and among our teenagers. The team opened the eyes of the teenagers to issues and consequences of  Bullying, substance abuse, cultism and sexual abuse. We did not fail to let them know the importance of having a healthy self esteem and as well how to develop one for those who had low self esteem.
It was an eye opener for the students. They were so glad to see adults who would talk to them on these issues and the same time listen to them in a non judgmental way.
We had question and answer session, from their questions, one will clearly see the effects of parental negligence on the teenagers. Many complained of lack of quality time by their parents which led to sexual abuse, cultism, pornography etc.
Special Thanks to God Almighty for the success so far. Appreciation to the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Education Commission headed by Rev. Fr. Dr. Paschal Onwugbenu, The manager of the schools visited and my MRT team members.

The Morality Rescue Team of Global Initiative For Proper Parenting took the messages of hope to St Edmunds Secondary School Nkpor and St Rapheal De Arch Angel Secondary School Anumudu both in Anambra State Nigeria. This is part of the activities of the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Secondary School Orientation program to curb social vices in our secondary schools and among our teenagers. The team opened the eyes of the teenagers to issues and consequences of  Bullying, substance abuse, cultism and sexual abuse. We did not fail to let them know the importance of having a healthy self esteem and as well how to develop one for those who had low self esteem.
It was an eye opener for the students. They were so glad to see adults who would talk to them on these issues and the same time listen to them in a non judgmental way.
We had question and answer session, from their questions, one will clearly see the effects of parental negligence on the teenagers. Many complained of lack of quality time by their parents which led to sexual abuse, cultism, pornography etc.
Special Thanks to God Almighty for the success so far. Appreciation to the Onitsha Catholic Archdiocesan Education Commission headed by Rev. Fr. Dr. Paschal Onwugbenu, The managers of the two schools visited and my MRT team members.