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FECA Stories • Emmanuel Onyemaechi • 13 March, 2026
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My FECA Experience by Akujaobi Nwabugo
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Akujaobi Nwabugo, a creative lady residing in Abuja, attended Federal Government Girls College, Owerri (class of 2005) and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. A devoted Christian, she credits FECA—the Federation of Colleges’ Ex-Students’ Christian Association—with transformative growth.

Listen to her FECA Experience:

"I was tired of being goody-two-shoes. FECA taught me how not to get weary in doing good and gave me a purpose to that. I learnt to genuinely love people because of FECA. I learnt to start trusting the 'xy-chromosome' people again (hehe); that the male folk can genuinely love a lady without wanting something in return. I got a family in FECA, friends that stuck closer than brothers. God built in me strength, boldness and a passion for him and for his word all on the platform of FECA. I did not get into trouble because of my love for FECA, no music, for FECA supplied me with endless list of songs from all genres. I even started supplying to my siblings. They looked forward to skipping my playlists. I have so many beautiful memories here; fun, holy fearful, challenging, sad, name it! Bottom line: I do not know what my life would have been had I not known FECA.”

Deeper Impact and FECA's Role

Akujaobi's testimony echoes FECA's core mission since its 1990 founding in Calabar by 10 FGGC girls: providing a safe "formation" platform for spiritual maturity, genuine relationships, and vision-driven living, as shared by leaders like Miracle Chibuko (Nsukka GS 2014-2016). Her journey from weariness to boldness mirrors countless FECAites' stories—from Victor Chukwudi's rugged growth to Mercy Abdulsalam's national service—amid challenges like low turnouts or losses noted in Nsukka downtimes.