LIFE, TRUTH & TROUBLE

About the Book

I was constantly blistered with words of insults by people whom you would considered good; but are inwardly troublemakers, devils, and homosexuals if looked through the eye of spirituality. My offense was, I did not encourage homosexual jokes and activities. People, who did not understand what was going on, helped them to insult me! I challenged them for encouraging and insinuating that people were born to be homosexual rather than saying that they were made; I was punished for my opinion; although many of those insulting me acted like none homosexuals, I found out that majority of them were homosexuals and fools. I defended my positions with the message given to the world by Jesus Christ and the Blessed Mother; the Virgin Mary through brother Innocent Okorie. I wrote this book to enlighten people on these issues. I believe that the devils are using all available tricks to push people into perdition. I’m assure that the 666 groups are the brain behind the acceptance of all immoral acts all over the world; including but not limited to worshiping of devils, adultery, fornication, rape, murder, lack of family unity, pornography and degradation of church doctrines. Why few good Christian in abundance of many? Christ said, in one of the messages, the lifestyle you are now living, many have lived it and die but never made heaven. Many of the sins we considered little or believed to deserve little punishment may deserve more punishment than we ever thought because the character of the sinner, the malice and function the sin(s) committed are all considered before given out punishment; moreover, the forgiveness of the sin does not relieve its avenging hand. To avoid their deceitfulness, I relied on Christ & Virgin Mary messages, prayer, and Bible. Good Christians living their lives according to divine models have been persistently smeared with insults and misguided to do wrong things.

About the Author

I Francis Uzoh was born in Nigeria in October 1960 at Ikorodu, a city in Lagos State, south of Nigeria. I started my primary school in Lagos but due to the Nigerian civil war of 1966, all the family were forced to move back to Eastern Nigeria. During the war, everything was stand still, including education. After the Nigerian Civil War ended, I went back to school in the East; after two years my mom decided I join others in Lagos. This time I had to finish primary education at African Bethel School Erikorodo. When I finished Primary education, I started high school at Renaissance Comprehensive School Agage. After a while my brothers decided that it is too risky to be too far away from home. So, I was moved back to Ikorodu to finish high school at Oriwu College.

After high school, I joined my older brothers in business of roads and housing construction. Other businesses involved in were, Quarry exaction for cement making (supply), local politics, electronic sales, and supply of science equipments for colleges and primary schools federal to states. While in Nigeria, I had chance to travel all parts of Nigeria including but not limited to Lagos, Enugn, Sulaja, Kaduna, Bauchi, Abuja and my hometown, Anambra State. The business went very well for almost three decades until corruption eludes the country; which did not exclude business environment and government officials, coupled with unstable government ruled by one dictator after the other. Between 1980s and 90s, there were many coups, and a few military friends lost their lives, others still in military.

If not due to some unpredictable predicaments, I would have been married long ago. Here in America, I started school at Allen University but left when things did not work out as promised, eventually I moved on to San Jose California. At San Jose City College, I received A.A degree in criminal justices, and I moved on to San Jose State University for BSC in criminal justices. After some time, working two jobs and taking class at SJSU full time, I had injury at my part time job (UPS). Due to the injury and other circumstances beyond my control I had to miss some semesters. During this period, I had chance to attend National Institute of Technology where I received Diploma in information technology (IT). After NIT, diploma, I went back to San Jose State University to finish my program in Criminal Justices (BSC).