TASFUED Christian Community Holds Prayer Session for God’s Blessings, Guidance in 2026/2027 Session

The Christian Community of Tai Solarin Federal University of Education (TASFUED), Ijagun, Ogun State, has organised a prayer session to seek God’s blessings and protection for staff and students ahead of the 2026/2027 academic session.

The event was held at the Chapel of His Glory on the university’s main campus in Ijagun to usher in the new academic session.

Delivering the sermon at the prayer meeting, Pastor Isaac Oyetayo, Provincial Pastor in charge of Ogun Province 28 of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), spoke on the theme, “Thy Kingdom Come,” emphasising the importance of aligning every aspect of life with God’s will, particularly for students navigating the demands of academic and personal development.

Drawing his message from Matthew 6:10, the preacher explained that allowing God’s will to prevail brings transformation and divine provision. He noted that righteousness, peace and joy are among the benefits enjoyed by those who place God’s will first.

“When the will of God is done, transformation and divine provision are evident,” he added.

Pastor Oyetayo further stressed that peace, as a hallmark of God’s Kingdom, leaves no room for darkness to thrive. He highlighted the relevance of this principle to educational institutions and society at large, particularly in addressing the challenges confronting schools and communities.

The prayer meeting, which has become an annual spiritual gathering, aims to usher students into each new academic session by committing them and the entire university community into God’s hands for guidance, protection and success throughout the academic year.

The gathering featured fervent prayers for Nigeria, Ogun State, the TASFUED community and the university management, with ministers from the institution’s Christian Community, staff and students in attendance.

Through the initiative, the Christian Community seeks to establish prayer as a vital foundation for the new academic session, foster spiritual growth and encourage members of the university community to uphold godly values in their academic, professional and personal lives.

The event also brought together ministers of God from various Christian denominations.