Do you ever think of why many families breakup at a very early period even after investing alot in their marriage and wedding?🤔🤔🤔Below are the things to look up to for a better home.Have a partner who knows where your happiness comes from.Lilly is with are two children, a daughter and her little brother.😋😋😋😋Every family always looks lovely with children, and any woman or man who is incapable of producing a child rarely gives joy to the family.Never think about making you happy but rather your partner in the relationship. Reflecting on the photo above, I’m very sure the father of these children is happy too if he is there to look at how the children and their mother are happy. Each one of the family members always derives happiness from each other and if you can’t make your wife happy or you don’t know the source of her happiness then you better look for someone else 😂😉😜😉😜😜😜😨😨😨😨😨 These are for those who invest in finding the right partners for their marriage.Here are the few things that cost the marriage in to a breakup soon.The majority young people don’t invest enough time in courtship.😍😍😍😍Above is a picture of two young people dating, however you find that these people do not take long and end up comiting themselves and having a family.However alot of misunderstanding soon gets them unprepared for 😠😠😠😠😠And this is the kind of thoughts that soon come their minds.

For almost 20 years, the people of northern Uganda especially in the Acholi and Lango sub region suffered from the Lord Registance Army (LRA) War which claimed alot of lives. During the war a lot of critical things happened among which included the genucide in Opota village, commonly known as Gang pa Aculu and BAR LONYO in Lango Sub region formally in Lira District.

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A lot of insecurity still prevails among the northerners, these includes hand and harmed robbery, mudder of people

Although the war ended almost 12 years ago the impact still lives in the mind of many, these among others includes the traumatic experiences among the war victims and their relatives. The rate at which poverty is hitting people up to now and it’s impact on the socio-economic life of the occupants.

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