By Isa IsawadeA UK-based educational charity organisation working with children, young people and families in disadvantaged areas of Newcastle, Success4All, has organised Yorùbá Workshop for 2025 to ...

Popular Yoruba actor, Babatunde Tayo popularly, known as Baba Tee, has now admitted he was involved in a “short” sexual ...

Women’s fashion has continually evolved, reflecting societal shifts and cultural influences. In the mid-20th century, the ...

Comedian and skit maker Ganiyu Morufu, popularly known as Ijoba Lande, has claimed that he possesses eight videos of ...

A video shows the moment a dramatic scene played out in a Lagos hotel after a husband allegedly caught his wife with a driver ...

The Association of Yoruba Traditional Leaders and Obas in the Northern States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has distanced itself from Ambassador ...

The 7th Omoluabi Festival will gather Yoruba leaders to discuss regionalism, peace, and development, says Oladotun Hassan, ...

The Igbo Women Assembly (IWA), a pressure group, has vowed to drag the Lagos State Government to court over its legislation for the exclusive teaching of the Yoruba language in state-owned schools.

Omoge Asa is an initiative aimed at promoting and preserving the cultural heritage, norms, and values of the Yoruba people.

She challenged the Igbos to emulate their Yoruba and Hausa speaking counterparts who still dominantly deepen their languages and culture despite the presence of English language. The IWA president ...