This semester, the Citizens had a clear mission: to spread the word of God and touch the lives of the villagers in Abata Egba with the revelation that Jesus Christ is the Saviour, not merely a man from heaven, a miracle worker, or a prophet as many would think.
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Adenike Fajimi encourages us to reflect on David’s brothers who received sustenance but were unable to deliver results on the battlefield. She points to David who manifested the kingdom power, converting blessings into tangible outcomes by overcoming Goliath. We are admonished to not be content with mere consumption but to be fervent in our pursuits of fruitful outcomes that testify to God’s endowments in our lives.
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Dr. Babatunde Ayilola encourages us to remember our identity and commitments: serving God, fellowshipping, supporting each other, evangelizing, and trusting in the Lord. He ties these reflections with Biblical references and his memories from OAU Campus. Dr. Ayilola concludes by expressing his hope for divine grace for the community.
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As children, we lived without worries, embodying peace and faith as Jesus taught. Jesus’ ability to stay calm during a storm exemplifies a divine peace that surpasses worldly understanding. This peace, bestowed upon believers, empowers us to remain untroubled in life’s challenges, knowing God’s omnipotence.
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After struggling academically in Biochemistry at Obafemi Awolowo University, Atinuke transferred to Demography and Social Statistics, facing further challenges and delays including extra semesters to meet graduation requirements. Despite the setbacks, she graduated with a second-class upper degree and learned valuable spiritual lessons about disappointment, God’s timing, and personal growth. These experiences prepared her for future professional roles and deeper faith, teaching her to see obstacles as opportunities for divine strength and redirection.
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In times of global upheaval marked by VUCAD (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous, Disruptive) realities, a hymn echoes a message of solace found in Christ. For believers, challenging times are seen as opportunities to shine and manifest God’s glory. Ibukunoluwa Oyeniyi reassures that guidance, perseverance, and joy are available at the mercy seat—a refuge where one can come boldly to find rest and rejuvenation.
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In the second weekend in March 2024, ASF OAU embarked on a transformative journey to Tonkere guided by the theme: The Great Light, inspired by Isaiah’s prophecy (Isaiah 9:2) and Matthew 4:16. As we set foot in the quaint village, nestled amidst serene landscapes, our hearts brimmed with anticipation and purpose. Upon arrival at the […]
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Every two years, the air around the Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria, is filled with a unique blend of nostalgia, excitement, and spiritual fervor.
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Personal financing is the process of planning and managing one’s personal financial activities from budgeting, savings, spending and investing one’s resources
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