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JTOW GOES TO IFESOWAPO, MILE 12




5 years gone, wow!!!
We have been to Ajegunle,AmukokoMakoko, Ilaje-Bariga providing supplies for thousands of people and ministering the essence of Christ and life to them.


See the interesting story of how it all began here


On this 5th outreach, we are going to Isokan Ifesowapo Community in Mile 12, Lagos
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Ifesowapo was formely known as part of a popular slum called Alaba in Mile 12.   They carved their niche as an independent community lately.



Our JTOW director, Miracle Obiorah and representative Mercy Enamidue were at Ifesowapo recently. They were not allowed to take pictures and so we sadly cannot give you a graphical representation of the community at this time.


However, we have the gist of the area as described by Eric Dumo on punch.



"It is a conglomeration of sinking and elevated structures constructed with wood and rusty roofing sheets, Alaba – with a bulging population of over 3000 residents – is where deprivation meets chequered opportunities. 



Floored by a mixture of refuse and marshy mud, the area is home to dozens of low income earning families especially women – old and young – seeking financial liberation.


The neighbourhood also houses an army of youths and little children whose future grows in uncertainty by the minute as a result of the high wave of crime in the vicinity. Day or night, sun or rain – the area never sleeps.


Besides contending with a host of diseases as a result of the filthy nature of the environment, the foul smell oozing out of the mosquito-infested swamp in the area further compounds the pains of many dwellers."



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How we choose our outreach destinations aka OUR FAVOURITE PLACES
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JTOW OUTREACH 2018 LOCATION, ILAJE BARIGA, LAGOS


We love to go wherever there is a need for physical supplies and the love of Christ, particularly  communities or nations with
•Poor living condition
• High mortality rate
•Poor access to Education
•Low believing or non-Christian population
•Unreached

Considering the poor living condition of the people, slum environment and a higher number of residents being  non-christians, Ifesowapo community is clearly one of our favourite places.

JTOW OUTREACH AT MAKOKO

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 WHY WE DO THIS 
( Jtow VISION)
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To aid members of ailing communities/Nations live fulfilled lives.


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HOW WE DO THIS
(Jtow MISSION)
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We aid members of ailing communities/Nations live fulfilled lives by providing physical supplies to meet their needs and exposing their minds/hearts to the love of Jesus Christ the Saviour.






At this 2019 outreach,We will impact the lives of over 3000 people with material supplies and the message of Christmas.

Would you partner with us by donating items or/and cash?



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FOR FINANCIAL DONATIONS
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Kindly pay into

0430151724
GTbank
The Birthplace Empowerment Foundation



What we do with your financial donations

* Pick Up supplies from donors.
*Hire Van to convey supplies and team to outreach location
*Buy packaging materials for supplies.
And incases where we don't find partners,
Your financial donations
* Pay for services such as photography, volunteer lunch, public address system etc.


We currently have many pending orders from Ajamgbadi, Alaba, Surulere and many more. We need financial provision to make that happen.






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TO DONATE SUPPLIES
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TO DONATE ITEMS.
Please SMS Name, Full address, Items to 07017654880. We will come get it.
 You don't need to move.
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WE ARE TAKING DONATION ORDERS NOW.

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Food stuffs
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Bags of rice, beans, garri
Cooking oil
Salt
Tin/satchet tomatoes etc
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Clothes- New/Gently Worn
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Men
Children
Women
Teens
Beddings
Curtains
Towels
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Shoes
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Men
Children
Women
Teen
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Books
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Primary texts
Secondary texts
Excercise
Pens
Pencils
Bible


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BECOME A VOLUNTEER
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You can help change lives through JTOW outreach by serving in the following units

LAUNDRY: This team would help sort, wash (where necessary) and Iron wears.

PACKAGING: This team would help place items in their individual packs.

DISTRIBUTION: This team would go with us on the actual day to distribute items to the community. Everyone on this team is required to purchase and wear the JTOW T-shirt.

INTERCESSION: This team would help establish the salvation of souls. A few physical meeting and several whatsapp meetings would be held.

SOCIAL MEDIA: This team would help rebroadcast approved posts on social media concerning the outreach.







The outreach to Ifesowapo is scheduled for  Saturday,
December 21, 2019.


Till then, the team and I would be busy picking up supplies from donors, sorting,washing, ironing, packaging, interceding and generally preparing for the Ifesowapo people.

CLICK to see past  Birthplace  Foundation events


CLICK to learn more about JTOW

Thank you for the numerous ways you have stood by us to impart lives.


Committed to your fulfilment
Anne  Emeka- Obiajunwa


ANNE ATULAEGWU FLUNKED BY KELLAR USIAYO (LEFT) AND MERCY UDUMA (RIGHT) AT JTOW OUTREACH 

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