On October 10, 2002, Apostolic Faith Secondary School was founded at  Anthony Campground as a model school. The School started with 107  students comprising 68 borders and 39 day students – 55 boys and 52 girls.  

Rev. Akazue, with the Parkers and students of the Apostolic Faith  Secondary School, Lagos

The school began with four classes: JS I, five arms; JS 2, four arms; JS 3,  three arms; and SS 1, three arms. The motto of the school is “Let the Light  Shine” and the pioneer principal was Sister Busola Osidipe. 

The school is a community where Divine Love and virtuous living are  woven into teaching and learning. Students are trained to achieve  academic excellence with the sound foundation of godly principles. The  school environment and its outstanding facilities create an atmosphere for  students to develop their full potential. The students have the opportunity  of regularly attending Bible Study meetings and church services. They are  also taught how to play musical instruments. 

After the success of the first annual camp meeting at Faith City, Brother  Paul desired that the church should put the vast expanse of land at Igbesa to  more use. This became a burden in his heart. One day, Brother Paul said as  he was prayerfully thinking about this matter, the security of the new  campground, and the tabernacle under construction, God said: “Put a  university there”. This became a burden as there was no money to  establish and run a university.  

On his next visit to Portland, he discussed this with the international  headquarters and there was no objection as earlier noted.