Who We Are
The group is made up of Christian believers that graduated from Anglican Students Fellowship (ASF), Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria. The purpose of the group is to harness and share Christian resources and professional skills for the edification of the members to better impact their world.
ANNUAL DUES PAYMENT
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Account Details for Various Purposes
Account 1
Account Name: Association of Anglican Students Alumni Ife University
Account Number: 0536818721
Bank: GTB
Purpose: Annual Dues (₦6,000 per annum), General Funds (Reunion Contributions, Special Programmes, etc)
Account 2
Account Name: Endowment Account of Anglican Students
Account Number: 0542461164
Bank: GTB
Purpose: Endowment Fund
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50 Years of Evolved Identity: Recounting the ASF/AYF Journey
At the Jubilee Reunion in November 2025, Ven. Dr. Richard Ogunlusi gave a speech that relived the evolution of AYF into ASF. His speech is now available as a reference for anyone seeking to understand the events surrounding the name change and the legacy that the fellowship continues to sustain after 50 years.
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Living for God’s Vision Even at a Time Like This
What is the essence of Easter? Owoseni Amos speaks to the heart of the Great Commission. He reminds us of our calling in Christ to be ambassadors of the Kingdom and outlines practical steps to make each day count towards fulfilling God’s will of restoring the world to His light.
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You Don’t Have to Do Everything
Feeling overwhelmed by endless responsibilities? Akintunde Olanrewaju explains how embracing Artificial Intelligence can help you delegate wisely, lighten your load, and focus on what truly matters. Explore practical insights for integrating AI into your work, faith, and daily life, and learn why you no longer have to do everything alone.
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