BreakitDown Initiative Platform

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to be part of a powerful panel discussion on Overcoming Addiction hosted by AYF Ibusa Archdeaconry. It was more than just a conversation; it was a reminder that no matter how deep the struggle, freedom is possible. I and others shared real-life experiences, answered questions from young people searching for hope, and listened as the guest speaker Revd. Chijioke Egbosimba broke down the truth about addiction, how it starts, how it traps, and how, by God’s grace, it can be broken. So here’s your Monday motivation: ✅ No chain is too strong for God to break. ✅ Your story is still being written. ✅ Don’t give up on yourself. ✅ One step at a time, you can break free. Whether it’s addiction, doubt, fear, or anything else you are struggling with, you are not alone, and you are not stuck. Keep going for "You can do all things through Christ that strengthens you".  #MondayMotivation #OvercomingAddiction #FaithToOvercome #KeepGoing #NewWeekNewYou #BreakFr...

"Living with Purpose: Making the Most of My Teenage Years". That was the theme that echoed through the hearts of over 75 teenagers who participated in the 2025 edition of the Teen-Stars Skills Training, a two-day transformative event held on the 29th and 30th of August 2025 at Basilica of Divine Grace, Nibo. The programme was organized by BreakitDown Initiative Foundation in collaboration with Basilica of Divine Grace, Nibo, Awka South, Anambra State . The event commenced with registration at 9:30 am, followed by an opening prayer and a warm welcome address by Mrs. Uyai-Abasi Anigbogu. Reverend Ejike Asogwa, curate of the host church, delivered a brief but impactful charge, setting the tone for a day of learning, reflection, and empowerment. Day One: Purpose, Purity, and Personal Growth The first session, facilitated by Mrs. Uyai-Abasi Anigbogu, focused on decision-making in career paths. She encouraged teenagers to pursue clarity and personal conviction in their future ...

 Good morning and Happy New Month!  It's 28 days to the Teen-Stars Skills Training (TeenST) a program designed to equip teenagers with purpose, confidence, and hands-on skills that will shape their future. Do you know a teenager in Nibo or Awka, Anambra State? #ShareThisLink and don't let them miss this power-packed program!  https://forms.gle/NpYZSkbPCkmv7xoM9 Best part? Registration is FREE! Also, if you believe in the power of impact, I invite you to support this vision in kind, in cash, or in prayers. Nothing is too small, and everything adds up. Together, we can catch them young and help them grow with a purpose-driven mindset!!! Thank you always for standing with me. Let’s make August count.  Christabel Ebhonu Convener

The journey started with empowering youth, then it progressed to catching them young. In 2017, we began by visiting secondary schools with a mission to ignite purpose. Through our Purpose-Driven Mindset Campaign, we reached out to teenagers who were unsure about their future. Many of them found clarity and confidence. One of them, shared how those early mentorship moments helped him begin to dream again. Today, he’s actively pursuing personal growth and volunteering to mentor others. By 2024, the first edition of the Teen-Stars Skills Training officially kicked off. That year, one of our participants, shared how the program made her believe in her creativity again. “I used to doubt myself,” she said, “but now, I feel like I can do anything.” Greatness feedback after the training, was: “This is more than training. It’s eye-opening. I’m ready to take steps to learn more.” Then there’s Chinenye, a vibrant 12-year-old who joined the maiden edition and took part in the baking class. Today...

  The recently concluded Teen-Stars Skills Training held at Emmanuel Anglican Church, Ibusa, Delta State, was a vibrant, purpose-driven event designed to empower teenagers with hands-on skills and a mindset rooted in purpose and growth. Christabel Ebhonu , a multimedia expert and teens coach, expressed gratitude to all who supported the vision — participants, partners, and the organizing team. She described the event, which took place on August 21, 2024, as a great success and thanked God for its outcome. The training was organized by BreakitDown Initiative for Teens in collaboration with the Anglican Children’s Ministry (ACM), Ibusa Zone . Over 100 adolescents registered, with 65 in attendance. Participants chose from three key skill areas: Baking , ICT , and Photography . The event was graced by notable figures, including Ven. Dr. Samson Anwasia (Archdeacon of Ibusa Archdeaconry), Celestine Adimabua Okocha (ACM Zonal Chaplain), Mr. Sylvester Ebhonu (The Digital Librarian),...

#LetsCommunicate_BreakItDown According to John Maxwell, “people don’t like to admit that they need to change. And if they are willing to alter things about themselves, they usually focus on cosmetic changes.” Now, do you think John Maxwell is right? John Killinger once said “Failure is the greatest opportunity I have to know who I really am.” The success that you work so hard to attain keeps getting far away from you most of the times because you still haven’t accepted responsibility for your failures. These failures and mistakes that you have experienced probably had come your way to help you understand yourself better. But you see… you were in a hurry to regret it and give up on your goals. There is absolutely nothing wrong in changing your mind. Nothing wrong with accepting your flaws, understanding yourself better, learning from it and succeeding. “Don’t use your flaws as an excuse to quit. Move forward or sideways.” Garry Marshall. Once you know your flaws, its time to start fo...