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Shekinah-Glory, assistant head of Prayer Force, shares how demonic attack stripped her prayer life and what it took to rebuild. She reveals why prayer and Bible study must work together, how one spiritual lesson transformed her academics, and why the presence of God is her only answer to everything.
They've been friends for five years, and neither of them can explain it as coincidence. Akinola Ayomikun and Deji-Awe Tamilore, CUMD's outgoing choir director and one of his closest collaborators, open up about music, friendship, and the one rule that's kept them close through five years at Covenant University.
She led one of the most demanding roles in CUMD, and somehow never let it touch her grades. Ottun Modupeola, former ACD Classical at Covenant University, opens up about music, faith, and the system she put in place to ensure she stays on top of her academics while balancing one of the most demanding roles in the University.
A choir director once heard her singing alone and told her she was wasting her talent. Weeks later, she was ministering on the altar. Assiak Blessing, one of CUMD's standout voices and a final year International Relations student, opens up about faith, gift, and the semester that nearly broke her.
He built something meant to outlast him. Having learnt about balance, time management and excellence, Oyebowale Daniel, opens up about leadership, legacy, and excellence in it's true form.
He built a podcast to 2.8K subscribers, but the real story is what almost stopped him. Ayomide Soretire, the Outgoing Assistant Student Chaplain of Covenant University, opens up about the sermon that split his life in two, the addiction he battled before God delivered him, and the SIC Model that carried him through it all.
Everyone told him you must get a 5.0CGPA to ensure you secure a good job. Sir Esmond Alonge sacrificed a 5.0CGPA in other to achieve some other things in school. In Episode 1 of Exit Interviews, The Outgoing Student Chaplain of Covenant University explains why he chose to sacrifice his CGPA for something he believed mattered more, and what that choice taught him about faith, leadership, and what university is actually for.
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