Ọ̀wọ̀ for Yorùbá Nation

10/10/2025

Happy birthday to our very own son and gallant leader, Chief Sunday Adeyemo (Igboho Oosa) 🎉🎂
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‎A true man with a heart of gold; your courage, passion, and unwavering dedication to the progress of the Yoruba people and the dream of the Yoruba Nation remain unmatched.
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‎May Eledumare continue to guide your path, fulfill your heart’s desires, and never let your efforts be in vain. Your name will forever be written in the history of our people.
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‎Wishing you more strength, wisdom and divine favour in all your endeavors.
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06/10/2025

06/10/2025

Listen as Niyi Aborisade, the brilliant author of Balogun Oderinlo in Yoruba History, breaks down the nitty-gritty and delivers deep insights into this captivating piece of Yoruba heritage.

24/09/2025

24/09/2025

This attitude is not only absurd but also unacceptable. Such behavior should never be encouraged in Yoruba land, where our culture teaches unity and brotherhood, not division and hostility. We must embrace religious tolerance and learn to respect the beliefs and practices of others, regardless of their faith or tradition. For Muslims to threaten traditionalists is completely uncalled for and should be strongly condemned. As a people, we cannot achieve progress or peaceful coexistence if we continue down this path of intolerance and conflict.

13/09/2025

‎Listen closely — this is nothing but the absolute truth, coming from a Yoruba son to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and all concerned.
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‎What we need is not another round of empty promises, nor recycled reforms that never reach the people. What we need is separation — the sovereignty of the Yoruba land. We demand the Yoruba Nation, the Oduduwa Republic, and total freedom from slavery, injustice, and corruption.
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‎Nigeria, as it stands, has failed. Nigeria has expired. And no amount of patchwork can revive it. It is time for our people (the Ọmọ Ọkọ and not Ọmọ Àlè of Yoruba) to rise and claim the destiny that belongs to us.

13/09/2025

09/09/2025

‎Olóyè Sunday Adeyemo Igboho Oosa, ìwọ lo máa rẹ́yìn gbogbo àwọn ọ̀tá rẹ pátápátá laṣẹ Èdùmàrè; gbogbo akitiyan rẹ kò ní jásásán.

09/09/2025

Brothers and sisters, listen closely as Prince Isaac Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, speaks about Restructuring in Nigeria. He appeals to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to restructure this nation. But let us face the truth; restructuring cannot save Nigeria anymore!
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‎What they will offer us is nothing but political restructuring, empty adjustments that will never bring true freedom or justice. Nigeria is like a vehicle that has been fatally damaged in a terrible accident — it is a total write-off. No mechanic can fix it, no patchwork can revive it.
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‎Our future does not lie in restructuring; our future lies in self-determination. The Yoruba people must rise, stand firm, and take control of their destiny. We can no longer remain prisoners in a collapsing system that has failed us for decades.
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‎The only way forward is a free, independent, and sovereign nation of our own — the Yoruba Nation, the Oduduwa Republic! That is where our hope, dignity, and prosperity will be restored.
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‎It is time to break free! It is time to take back what belongs to us! Oduduwa Republic now! Yoruba Nation forever!

06/09/2025

‎Listen and be inspired by the wisdom of His Imperial Majesty, 👑Oba Ogunwusi Ojaja II, the Ooni of Ife, during Chief Sunday Igboho Oosa’s visit to the palace with his companions, the Ooni graciously shared words of caution, advice, and heartfelt prayers. 🙏
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‎We wholeheartedly say AMEN to your prayers, Kabiyesi. Your fatherly guidance means so much, and we pray for a long, impactful reign filled with success and fulfillment of your divine purpose on earth. 🌎
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04/09/2025

‎Human Rights Advocate Speaks Truth!
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‎Listen to the passionate words of human rights activist and lawyer, Dele Farotimi, as he calls on every Yoruba son and daughter to remain steadfast and unwavering in the struggle for self-determination.
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‎He reminds us that the journey to freedom and dignity is never an easy one, but with unity, resilience, and an unshakable belief in our cause, we can achieve the dream of a Yoruba Nation where justice, peace, and prosperity truly reign.
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‎To every heart yearning for liberation, do not be discouraged. Do not allow challenges to weaken your spirit. Every step you take, every voice you raise, and every effort you make brings us closer to the dawn of a land free from suffering and filled with hope for generations yet unborn.
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‎🌍 Let us stand together, stronger than ever, and keep our eyes fixed on the vision of a homeland we can proudly call our own. The struggle is tough, but victory is certain when the people refuse to surrender.
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‎✊🏽 Omo Oodua, rise! The future belongs to us.
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02/09/2025

‎ 🎉🔔IGOGO FESTIVAL 2025 🔔🎉
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‎The people of Owo Kingdom, Ondo State, Nigeria, joyfully announce the commencement of the annual Igogo Festival, a celebration deeply rooted in tradition and history.
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‎📅 Festival Dates:
‎Thursday, 4th September – Monday, 29th September, 2025
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‎✨ What is the Igogo Festival?
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‎The Igogo Festival is a 600-year-old Yoruba cultural celebration held in honor of Queen Oronsen, the mystical wife of King Rerengejen. She is remembered as a goddess (Orisha) who blessed Owo Kingdom with abundance and prosperity.
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‎🎭 Key Highlights of the Festival
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‎👑 Traditional attire:
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‎The Olowo of Owo, Oba Ajibade Gbadegesin Ogunoye III, alongside his high chiefs, adorns elegant women’s attire — coral beads, beaded gowns, and plaited hair — symbolizing the queen’s enduring legacy.
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‎🥁 Unique musical tradition:
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‎Drums and gǔnshots are strictly forbidden. Instead, metal gongs echo through the kingdom, giving the festival its name "Igogo".
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‎🌾 Cultural activities:
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‎Rituals and festivities include the blessing of new yams, and ceremonies such as Utegi, Ugbabo, Uyanna, and Ugbate, which showcase the rich heritage of the Owo people.
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‎🌹 Symbolic significance:
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‎The festival is more than a celebration; it is a tribute to Queen Oronsen’s memory and a reaffirmation of Owo’s cultural identity.
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‎📌 Why attend?
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‎The Igogo Festival is a unique opportunity to witness royalty in rare attire, sacred traditions, and cultural performances that cannot be found anywhere else. It is a living testament to the resilience and beauty of Yoruba heritage.
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‎📍 Location: Owo Kingdom, Ondo State
‎🗓️ Duration: 26 days of history, culture, and celebration
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‎🔥 Come and experience the magic of Igogo Festival 2025, where tradition lives, culture speaks, and history breathes!
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