What does it mean to be Yorùbá in the 21st century? At the 4th Annual Think Yorùbá First Global Conference, Mr. Bolarinwa Oladimeji Bolarinwa Oladimeji, President of Think Yorùbá First, challenged participants to embrace their language, culture, values, and identity while shaping the future of the Yorùbá nation. A powerful call to remember our roots and define our future. #ThinkYorubaFirst #okunvoice

R-L: Dr. Bukola Adeniji, Prince Ojajuni, Mr. Bolarinwa Oladimeji Bolarinwa Oladimeji, HRM Oba Francis Olusola Alao Francis Olusola Alao, Otunba Abimbola Ashiru. A powerful gathering at the 4th Annual Think Yorùbá First Global Conference, University of Lagos.

Please join us tonight as we learn from the feet of Veteran Afenifere leaders who fought against the June 12 injustice. Rt. Hon Laoshe is speaking with us tonight 🔥

President of Think Yorùbá First, Mr. Bolarinwa Oladimeji, delivering a thought-provoking presentation on the identity of 21st-century Yorùbás at the 4th Annual Think Yorùbá First Global Conference held at the Human Resources Development Centre, University of Lagos. Exploring culture, values, language, and the future of Yorùbá identity in a rapidly changing world. #ThinkYorubaFirst

Now the tolerance has come to hunt our continued existence and threaten our future and that of our posterity. That's why that prof Sam Amadi, a prof without impact will make an ideological presentation to his tribeman in south east telling them to contest for Lagos state Governor

"Our culture and traditions are an integral part of our diversity as Yorùbá people. When you speak about religion in Yorùbáland, you will find families where members are Christians, Muslims, and adherents of traditional religion living together in harmony. This unique coexistence reflects the tolerance, unity, and respect that have long defined our heritage." ~ HRM Oba Francis Olusola Alao, The Olugbon of Orile-Igbon, speaking at the 4th Annual Think Yorùbá First Global Conference. #thinkyorubafirst

Chief Osibogun tasks Oodua Investment to build an ENTREPRENEURSHIP SCHOOL #TinkYorubaFirstAnnualConference 2026

The president of TYF Arakunrin Oladimeji Bolarinwa.

HISTORIC UNITY: ITSEKIRI DELEGATION ATTENDS 4TH ANNUAL YORUBA GLOBAL CONFERENCE BY THINK YORUBA FIRST In a powerful demonstration of regional solidarity and cultural diplomacy, representatives from the Itsekiri nation made a prominent appearance at the 4th Annual Yoruba Global Conference, hosted by the prominent advocacy group Think Yoruba First (TYF). Delegates brought a distinct display of traditional Niger Delta prestige to the conference's red carpet. Attendees were spotted wearing classic Itsekiri ceremonial attire, featuring long, meticulously tailored dark tunics (Kemeje), flowing white patterned wrappers tied at the waist, traditional red coral beads layered gracefully over the chest, and capped off with elegant fedora-style hats. The striking contrast of Itsekiri regalia alongside traditional Yoruba Agbádá attire highlighted a profound atmosphere of mutual respect, shared history, and structural collaboration between the neighboring ethnic groups. The global conference aims to address the strategic geopolitical positioning of the region within an shifting global landscape. The visible participation of the Itsekiri delegation, historically tied through rich ancestral, cultural, and trade links with the Yoruba underscores a growing movement toward unified regional cooperation. Observers note that such cross-cultural alignments are vital for establishing a cohesive, robust stance on local governance, security devolution, and shared socio-economic prosperity. The 4th Annual Yoruba Global Conference has been hailed as a landmark milestone for southern solidarity and progressive regional thought.

Dr Adebukunola(@blockofbuilder) delivers memorable speech at the just concluded Think Yorùbá First 4th annual conference at Unilag Lagos State #ThinkYorubaFirstAnnualConference2026

“After building your fortune through Ifa, you used that same wealth to journey to Mecca, where you eventually died. The tradition that raised and sustained you was left behind, while your final pilgrimage honored a different path.” — Woman laments

Members of Think Yorùbá First dressed in traditional attire at the just concluded 4th annual conference at Unilag, Lagos State #YorubaGreatness @Oton_0ritse @_checking

1993 Presidential Election: How Nigeria's Regions Voted for MKO Abiola and Bashir Tofa The June 12, 1993, election remains the freest and fairest in Nigeria's history. Below is a breakdown of how each region voted. North Central · MKO Abiola (SDP): 1,315,743 (56.08%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 1,031,387 (43.92%) · Winner: MKO Abiola · Total Votes: 2,347,130 North East · MKO Abiola (SDP): 847,484 (47.18%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 948,821 (52.82%) · Winner: Bashir Tofa · Total Votes: 1,796,305 North West · MKO Abiola (SDP): 1,036,991 (42.73%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 1,389,640 (57.27%) · Winner: Bashir Tofa · Total Votes: 2,426,631 South East · MKO Abiola (SDP): 739,748 (48.34%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 790,371 (51.66%) · Winner: Bashir Tofa · Total Votes: 1,530,119 South South · MKO Abiola (SDP): 1,307,352 (51.24%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 1,242,340 (48.76%) · Winner: MKO Abiola · Total Votes: 2,549,692 South West · MKO Abiola (SDP): 3,093,991 (84.94%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 549,528 (15.06%) · Winner: MKO Abiola · Total Votes: 3,643,519 National Result · MKO Abiola (SDP): 8,341,309 (58.36%) · Bashir Tofa (NRC): 5,952,087 (41.64%) · Winner: MKO Abiola · Total Votes: 14,293,396 The South West delivered Abiola's highest margin with 84.94%. The South East voted for Tofa. The North West voted for Tofa. The mandate was clear. The military annulled it. And the Yoruba people have never forgotten.

HEADS UP 🚦: Traffic lights have been installed around Lameco Bridge axis in Osogbo to improve traffic flow and road safety. Motorists are urged to exercise caution and obey all signals, as violations may attract sanctions.

“The Ogun State Government has strengthened security around schools across the state to safeguard students, teachers, and other staff,” — Dapo Abiodun.

The Yoruba people paid heavy price for the Democracy Nigeria enjoys today. Happy Democracy Day Nigerians!!!

R–L: Mr. Bolarinwa Oladimeji, HRM Oba Francis Olusola Alao, the Olugbon of Orile-Igbon, Otunba Abimbola Ashiru, and Otunba Deji Osibogun at the 4th Annual Think Yoruba First Global Conference. A gathering of distinguished leaders for the future of Yorubaland. #ThinkYorubaFirst

"Every successful nation is built by organized people acting through organized institutions. Think Yoruba First was established to preserve, advance, and defend the interests of the Yoruba people." ~Dr. Bukola Adeniji, Secretary General, Think Yoruba First #thinkyorubafirst #okunvoice

Yorùbá women have always been on the front of women achievement in Nigeria. As it was before Nigeria Eledumare bless Yorùbá women #YorubaWomen #YorubaGreatness