Students of Akahi Tutors, Ile-Ife, on Thursday, January 29, 2026, gathered for their weekly fellowship programme, with discussions centred on faith, trust in God, and the vital role of prayer in the life of students.

The fellowship, which holds every Thursday by 12 noon at the Students’ Centre of Akahi Tutors, continues to serve as a spiritual and moral platform for learners, complementing their academic preparation with character-building teachings. Akahi News learnt that this week’s session attracted active student participation and thoughtful engagement.

Fellowship Led by Miss Ajoke

According to a report submitted by the Acting Secretary of the Students’ Fellowship, the programme was led by Miss Ajoke, who also coordinated the service. The opening prayer was led by Miss Feyisara, setting a reflective and worshipful atmosphere for the gathering.

Students were guided through moments of prayer, scripture reading, and teaching, creating an environment that encouraged spiritual focus and self-examination.

Teaching Theme: Trust in God

The topic of the day, “Trust in God,” was anchored on two biblical passages — Psalm 121:1–4 and Jeremiah 17:7. Miss Ajoke led the scriptural exposition, highlighting the assurance of divine help and the blessings attached to unwavering trust in God.

Akahi News gathered that students were reminded that reliance on God provides stability and direction, especially in the face of academic pressure, uncertainty, and life decisions common among young learners.

Mr Akahi Charges Students on Prayer

During the fellowship, Mr Akahi addressed the students, stressing the importance of prayer as a daily discipline for students. He noted that prayer sharpens focus, builds inner strength, and helps students remain disciplined and purposeful in their studies and personal lives.

According to observers, his charge resonated strongly with the students, many of whom acknowledged the need to balance academic effort with spiritual dependence.

Nurturing Faith and Academic Excellence

The weekly fellowship at Akahi Tutors forms part of the institution’s broader commitment to holistic education — developing students intellectually, morally, and spiritually. Beyond examination preparation, the programme encourages values such as discipline, faith, responsibility, and perseverance.

Education observers have often noted that structured spiritual engagements contribute positively to students’ emotional well-being and academic performance.

Student Report Contribution

This report was compiled from details submitted by the Acting Secretary of the Akahi Tutors Students’ Fellowship, reflecting the growing involvement of students in documenting and promoting positive activities within the learning community.

As the fellowship continues weekly, students are encouraged to remain consistent in attendance and to apply the lessons learnt to both their studies and everyday conduct.

By Joseph Iyaji | Akahi News
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