Exit Interviews Pod

Ola, Vice Chair of Student Council, and Joshua, head of CUTG, dismantle the myth of balance and explain why prioritization is what actually works. Joshua shares his raw story of leaving a relationship for purpose, while Ola offers wisdom on choosing your path and using courtship to ask tough questions.

Daniel, outgoing Prayer Force head, and Tise, model and CS student, share the unexpected friendship that transformed their final year. Daniel reveals why growth isn't linear and requires your full effort, while Tise proves that modeling alongside demanding academics doesn't have to feel like a burden when you enjoy what you're doing.

K.J, one of Covenant's biggest music producers, shares the moment God's voice stopped him from taking his own life. He reveals how curiosity in 100 level led to music production, why his parents had to intervene on his academics, and why keeping God at the center became non-negotiable for survival and success.

Kayode-Isola Ninla, singer, model, and artist, shares how she grew her voice by watching and copying people she admired. She redefines spirituality as intimate relationship rather than religious duty, and reveals the emotional sensitivity beneath her confident exterior.

Akinwumi Faith, assistant chaplain and International Relations student, unpacks why studying geopolitics strengthened her faith and how she went from planning isolation to receiving intentional friendships. She reveals the environment shift that built consistency with God's word and why the people around you are part of His design.

Adighije Chinonso, chaplain of NAPS and Industrial Physics student, breaks down the three principles that carried her through abstract theory and personal crisis. She reveals why knowing God personally rather than through others' faith is essential, and how that foundation held when her defense day depended on a fragile live demo.

Two architecture students, one introverted and one action-oriented, share the same regret about their Covenant University journey. Daniel, a TEDx speaker, breaks down his preparation process (including the bucket story), while both reflect on how early community and networking shaped their final years and what they'd change if they could go back.

Ayeyemi Emmanuel, a first class architecture student, reveals the real cost of excellence in one of Covenant's most demanding programs. He shares why sacrifice is non-negotiable, how CUMD saved his mental health, and the lessons he learned about asking for help when it mattered most.

Abisola Jacobs, outgoing welfare secretary at the Covenant University Student Chaplaincy and model who designs her own clothes, unpacks the intersection of faith and fashion. She reveals why most believers struggle with consistency (hint: comparison), and shares the simple shift that took her from lukewarm to ablaze while keeping her integrity intact.

Ajayi Ayanfeoluwa, head of Covenant university's media team, shares the hard truth about creative work: your first attempts will fail, and that's exactly how it should go. She reveals why taking a walk and praying works better than perfectionism, how to bridge tech and creativity, and what authentic confidence looks like on stage.