Yoruba Tv

30/09/2026

Ẹ kú ọdún, ẹ kú lúgawú ọjọ́ ìbí sí Alàgbà Kunle Afolayan
A kò le sọ̀rọ̀ nípa dídáàbòbò ati gbigbe àṣà, ìṣe, ati èdè Yorùbá lárúgẹ láì dárúkọ yín.

Nìpasẹ àwọn iṣẹ́ takuntakun yín bíi Aníkúlápó, Aráromire, ati October 1, ẹ ti gbé ògo ati ẹwà ilẹ̀ Yorùbá fihàn gbogbo àgbáyé. Ẹ jẹ́ aṣojú rere tó tọ́jú ogún àti orúkọ rere tí bàbá yín, Ade Love, fi lélẹ̀.

Àdúrà wa fún yín lónìí ni pé Ọlọ́run yóò jẹ́ kí ẹ pẹ́ fún wa nínú ètò ìlera pípé. Ọpọlọ yín kò ní dẹwọ́, ọwọ́ ìṣẹ̀dá yín kò ní tẹ bọ̀rọ̀, bẹ́ẹ̀ ni àṣà Yorùbá kò ní run lọ́wọ́ yín.

Ìgbà ọdún, ọdún kan ni o! Ọjọ́ orí yín yóò dọ̀tun, ògo yín yóò sì máa tàn sí i.

Happy Birthday, Legend! The global Yoruba community celebrates you today.

30/09/2026

1892: When 10,000 Ijebu Warriors Said NO to the British Empire
Before Nigeria existed, the sovereign kingdoms of Yorubaland possessed immense wealth, sophisticated military discipline, and unyielding power. Chief among these was the Ijebu Kingdom.
When the British Empire tried to bully them into giving up control of their trade routes, the Awujale (King) and his chiefs gave a resounding answer: NO.
In May 1892, this defiance led to the historic Battle of Imagbon. An army of 10,000 elite Ijebu warriors stood their ground at the Yemoji River, deploying brilliant battlefield strategies and ancestral medicine to defend Yoruba sovereignty against the invading forces.
They weren't defeated by a lack of courage or strategy, but by a brutal technological shift. This was one of the first times the British unleashed the devastating Maxim machine gun in West Africa.
Though outgunned, the fierce resistance of the Ijebu remains a legendary testament to the raw power, organization, and uncompromising dignity of the Yoruba people.
Leave a comment to honor the unmatched power of our ancestors.

24/09/2026

KSA @ 80: Unknown facts about the Legendary King Sunny Ade👑

● He was born as Sunday Adeniyi Adegeye.

●The King in his name is not honorary, he was born into a royal family. He has royal roots in both Akure and Ondo Town.

●His paternal grandfather was an Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, making him a prince of Ondo Town through his father's lineage.

●His mother, Princess Maria Adesida Adegeye was one of the daughters of Oba Olofinlade Afunbiowo Adesida I, the 41st Deji of Akure Kingdom, making KSA also a prince of Akure Kingdom and a member of the renowned Adesida Dynasty.

●KSA dropped out of (grammar) school in Ondo City under the pretense of going to Unive of Lagos and left home in search of fame and fortune

●KSA formed his first band, The Green Spots in 1967 and he has released over 100 full-length ALBUMS since beginning his recording career.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO LEGENDARY KING SUNNY ADE 👑

📸The first picture is a picture with his Mother, Princess Maria Adesida Adegeye

22/09/2026

Èdè Yorùbá dùn púpọ̀, ṣùgbọ́n Yorùbá ìlú wo lẹ́yìí?

28/12/2025

28/12/2025

The Eyo Festival, also known as the Adamu Orisha Play, is a major Yoruba cultural celebration unique to Lagos Island (Isale Eko)

11/12/2025

The future of YORUBALAND is in the hands of Yoruba women. Yoruba men are one of the most irresponsible group of people on earth when it comes to self preservation of their race and people.

We have great men in our midst in Yorubaland but the weak link that has continually served as the means of infiltration into YORUBALAND are Yoruba men. Most of the I am Yoruba but... are these irresponsible men. A Yoruba woman will rather keep quiet than continue to constitute nuisa;nce in public space like the men folk.

We have a societal decay because the older Yoruba women raised badly brought up Akebaje Yoruba boys with no single loyalty to their sisters and mothers.

The remedy is simple, more Yoruba women must take up leadership positions in YORUBALAND or we will perish. We must invest massively: in our women because they are naturally keepers and conservatives. They don't need to shout before they show their potentials to serve as cultural preservers.

Look at any posts, tweets or skits where Yoruba people are being rubbished, it is a badly: brought up Yoruba man behind it.

Aare kurunmi kakanfo II
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15/08/2024

Yoruba Religion and Òrìsà

Do you know? The Yoruba religious system also gave birth to other practices such as Santería in Cuba and Candomblé in Brazil, carried by enslaved Yoruba people during the transatlantic slave trade.

04/07/2022

Ìsè' joba Eléyàmèyà it is your right to vote and be voted for!!!

19/06/2022

eyi ni awon odo ti o dibo ni Ekiti lana kini erongba tiyin Lori iwa fifi owo Ra Ibo?