The management of ACUSA (Ajayi Crowther University Students Association) and ACUPASS (Ajayi Crowther University Parents/Sponsors Forum) has announced the fees due for the 2026/2027 academic session, covering both student association dues and parent/sponsor forum contributions.
Newly admitted and returning students are advised to pay these fees before the deadline, in addition to whatever other charges the university separately requires for registration.
ACUSA and ACUPASS are student and parent body associations rather than university departments, so their fees are collected into dedicated accounts separate from the university’s own tuition account.
ACUSA And ACUPASS Fees
Ajayi Crowther University Students Association (ACUSA) fee is ₦3,000.00 (Three Thousand Naira Only) and is to be paid to any Ecobank branch, Account Number: 3191003598.
Ajayi Crowther University Parents/Sponsors Forum (ACUPASS) fee is ₦10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Naira Only) and is to be paid to any branch of the following Banks:
Skye Bank Account No.: 1140125948
Ecobank Acct No.: 3192021430
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Keeping Your ACUSA and ACUPASS Payment Receipts
ACUSA’s ₦3,000 fee and ACUPASS’s ₦10,000 fee are separate obligations that go to different bank accounts, so a single transfer covering only one of them does not clear both.
Students paying the ACUPASS fee can choose either the Skye Bank or Ecobank account listed above. Both are accepted, so there is no need to pay the same fee to both accounts.
Keeping the bank teller slip or transfer receipt for each payment is worth doing. Matching a ₦3,000 or ₦10,000 transfer back to a specific student later is far easier when proof of payment is already in hand.
Because ACUSA and ACUPASS fees are not part of the university’s own tuition account, a receipt from one of these two bodies should not be assumed to also cover anything the bursary itself requires.
Students who are unsure whether they still owe either fee for the current session should contact the ACUSA or ACUPASS office directly rather than guessing from a previous session’s payment record.