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IGOGO FESTIVAL 2026: Highlights from the Ujagba Grand Finale in Owo, showcasing the richness, pride, beauty and enduring traditions of Yoruba culture and heritage. 🇳🇬💙 A vibrant celebration of history, tradition and cultural identity in the ancient city of Owo. Credit: Arogun Adedolapo
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Our Latest Geopolitics Video “Can Northern Nigeria be saved?” Re-watch and share.
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Good morning everyone 🙏🏾
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🎥 VIDEO: Ghana’s President John Mahama steps out in Yoruba attire at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York. A beautiful display of Yorùbá African culture and style on the global stage. 🌍 Credit: Grandmaboy
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Who says learning Yorùbá has to be difficult? Divine is making it look easy with the I Speak Yoruba Interactive Sound Book—learning basic Yorùbá words one sound at a time! If Divine can learn it, your little one can too. Let’s raise a generation tha speaks and loves Yorùbá
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I follow Divine on Instagram
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2045540574 TYF Ògo Adúláwò First Bank Donate to Ìrù Ẹkùn Security Network
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From yesterday's space with Olóyè Sunday Igboho. We had one of the strongest Yorùbá Nationalist spoke to us. ☘️ Barr. Olatayo Ogedengbe ☘️ Dear Yorùbá Nationalists, Ronú, Conservatives and all others, Leave everything, Listen and listen good. In everything you do. Think Yorùbá First 🔥🌸
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OLOJO FESTIVAL 2026 The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, will host the Olojo Festival 2026 from 24th–28th September 2026 in Ile-Ife, Osun State. The Olojo Festival is one of the oldest and most significant cultural celebrations in Ile-Ife. It spiritually re-enacts the
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But Turkey stole almost half of Cyprus from the Greeks for over 40 years now. The United Nations have made several attempts to ask Turkey to handover Northern Cyprus to the Greeks who are the rightful owners, Turkey continues to reject it and occupy a land that does not belong to them? What is the difference between Turkey and Israel? None! They are the same. Turkey killed millions of Kurds less than 80 years ago and wiped out all the indigenous Greek population in modern day Turkey today. To create Turkey, Ataturk Kemal killed 1.5 million Armenians and took over their ancestral and spiritual homelands. The United Nations called it the Armenian Genocide. Turkey is a superpower built on genocide.
Turkish President Erdogan: Personally, as a father and as a grandfather who cherishes his children and grandchildren, I have to say the following from this podium with a heavy heart. Today, Gaza is not only the world's largest graveyard for children. It is also the place with the highest rate of child amputations in the world. Gaza has become the most inhumane and shameful concentration camp of our time.
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Meet 13-year-old Yorùbá Nigerian tech talent Joshua Agboola! From coding at six to earning multiple AWS certifications by 13, Joshua’s journey is a powerful reminder of the brilliance and potential of our young people.
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Yoruba Heritage. 🤎
Me I’m in Ejigbo 🇨🇮 🇳🇬
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What if Trump isn’t losing the war? What if North America is holding up a strategy for the west? What if the plan was to close up the Middle East for something spectacular? Let’s see this. Share your views.
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NAOS will hold a Debate and Career Summit for secondary school students to promote informed academic and career choices. 📅 Oct. 28, 2026 🕚 11:00 AM 📍 GDSS, Takete Ide, Mopa-Amuro, Kogi State Theme: “What Careers Can This Course Lead To?”
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Yorùbá continues to travel across the world! For Yorùbá in the diaspora, keeping our language alive means staying connected to our heritage and giving the next generation something to carry forward.
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Yorùbá day in Finland, Europe Yorùbás are known for their lively culture. Even in far away Europe they never forgot who they are
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One People. One Heritage. One Destiny. Today, we celebrate Yorùbá Unity Day and the shared culture, history, language and values that connect Yorùbá people across generations. May our unity continue to inspire progress and collective strength. Happy Yorùbá Unity Day!
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Today, we celebrate Yorùbá Unity Day — a reminder of the strength that comes from our shared heritage, language, values and collective identity. Unity does not mean uniformity. It means recognising our shared roots while working together for a stronger and more prosperous future
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🚨 HAPPENING NOW IN EGBE Heavy flooding has taken over parts of Oja Oba Market in Egbe, Yagba West LGA, Kogi State. Residents say the situation is worsened by the lack of proper drainage channels.
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