Yoruba conservative grassroots land campaign and reorientation for Yoruba people
For the generations after us Yoruba of today not to become lost and confused worthless people on their ancestral lands, dear Yorubas please stop selling your land to non Yorubas
We’re hopping that after all of this awareness our six Governors in southwest will step in to do the right thing to safeguard our people from selling lands to non Yorubas
And we will continue reorienting our people, while we hope our leaders step up and safeguard our lands across Yoruba land
#Iseilu #TYF
@ThinkYoruba_1st
It’s my deep concern that Yoruba people must stop selling lands to non Yorubas, it’s time our six governors in southwest help put right policy in the control of mass migrations of non Yoruba coming to Yoruba land because it has to come our notice.
Continue reading 2nd👉🏽
I want to draw the attention of @PoliceNG@OfficialDSSNG@Official_ONSA to the extremism activities of Mufti Iwo in Osun State
“Mufti of Iwo urges all mosques across Yorubaland to teach young children how to shoot guns and swim because “war” is coming.”
Meus amigos Nigerianos e de raiz Youruba encantados com Anitta no Grammy , o Brasil tem muito vivo a herança, vejam esta homenagem no desfile de 2026 : lonã Ifa Lukumi
Enslaved through transatlantic slavery but didnt allow their religion to die regardless of tortured frm their slave masters Yoruba ancestors still practice Yoruba religion in secrets n pass it on to next generations. Today Yoruba spirituality is most embraced n talk abt in Brazil
These guys? They’re the descendants of our enslaved ancestors🫶🏾
Might be different in color but their DNA is Yoruba. They’re our cousins, nieces n nephews with another nationality but their DNA,ethnic-group n ancestral family remain Yoruba they’re not these guys they’re Yoruba❤️
I love the fact that everything about Anitta screams unapologetically Yoruba! She deserves the Grammy award and more!
Can someone please translate the lyrics of this song for me?
Nothing short of revolutionary from @Anitta. Centuries of colonial suppression couldn't erase the Yorubas Òrìṣàs, and seeing such a bold, radiant homage on a global stage is surreal.
What a time to be alive! Go, Yoruba race, Go!