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| 1 | [video] Miss Lagos Traditional Costume @danielle_adewusi for @missuniverseng
Designed and curated by @portablenel
This National costume is Inspired by the rich culture of Lagos state, a female interpretation of Ẹyọ, one of the most important and well known traditions of Lagos.
The | Yorùbá Women Collective | — | 77.5K | 36.6x | 190 | Oct 3 |
| 2 | [video] NO NEGOTIATION WITH TERRORISTS:
The Ọ̀yọ́ State House of Assembly has rejected calls for the state government to negotiate with kidnappers who abducted teachers and students in Oriìrè Local Government Area.
Lawmakers instead called for intensified rescue operations and | Think Yoruba First | — | 4.8K | 2.4x | 52 | Jun 4 |
| 3 | [image] The idea of “Yoruba Igbo” or “Yoruba Fulani” doesn’t really hold up when you look at how identity works in West Africa.
Ethnic identities like Yorùbá, Igbo, and Fulani are distinct cultural groups with their own languages, histories, traditions, and ancestral origins. Being | Think Yoruba First | — | 4.5K | 2.3x | 56 | May 7 |
| 4 | [image] Ojude LASU returned for the second consecutive year - and once again, our students showed up in breathtaking colours, style, elegance, and unmistakable swagger!
From vibrant traditional attires to stunning cultural expressions, it was a beautiful celebration of heritage, | Think Yoruba First | — | 3.1K | 1.6x | 53 | May 23 |
| 5 | [image] 🌍 YORUBA NATIONALISM SERIES – Weekly Global Conversation
Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the nature of the Nigerian state and what it means for the peoples and nationalities within it.
Topic: Nigeria: An Empire or a Nation?
Speaker: Bolarinwa Oladimeji
More | Think Yoruba First | — | 2.9K | 1.4x | 24 | Jun 19 |
| 6 | [video] 🌍 YORUBA NATIONALISM SERIES – Weekly Global Conversation
Topic: Restructuring of Nigeria in the Fourth Republic
Speaker: Oladimeji Bolarinwa
This part of the session explored
• The place of constitutional and political restructuring in strengthening the federation
As the | Think Yoruba First | — | 1.8K | 0.9x | 41 | Jul 6 |
| 7 | [image] You wear the fabric, you speak the language, you claim the culture but how well do you actually know the spirituality that birthed the culture?
To truly celebrate Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Day, we have to unlearn the fear and reconnect with our source. Step into the J. Randle Centre this | Think Yoruba First | — | 863 | 0.4x | 39 | Aug 20 |
| 8 | [video] Thrilled to share that meaningful, sustainable impact has begun at the grassroots level! 💪✨
Today, @IDERAHealth —the strategic medical and humanitarian vertical of @ThinkYoruba_1st —successfully partnered with the Amuwo-Ọdọfin Local Government to drive environmental | Think Yoruba First | — | 473 | 0.2x | 24 | Jul 25 |
| 9 | [video] THE NEW CENTRAL PALACE OF ỌLỌ́FIN OF ISẸRI MOLE, AROLE OGUNFUNMINIRE, ADIMULA OF ÀWÓRÌ KINGDOMS
The palace will be officially open on the 1st of July 2026.
Prince Oladega Ibrahim, ace Broadcaster and Culture Ambassador
This is just the beginning...
Subscribe to my YouTube | TYF Book Reading Club | — | 467 | 0.2x | 26 | Jun 19 |
| 10 | [video] Topic: Restructuring of Nigeria in the Fourth Republic
Yorùbá Nationalism Series <>
Speaker: Oladimeji Bolarinwa
Across Nigeria, reforms are taking place in key sectors, from the economy and taxation to energy, public administration, and security. These developments present an | TYF Book Reading Club | — | 355 | 0.2x | 29 | Jul 12 |
| 11 | [image] History made. 🇳🇬👏
Oreoluwa Atinmo has been appointed Managing Director of FanMilk Nigeria, becoming the first woman to lead the company.
With a background spanning engineering, marketing, and leadership across the FMCG industry, she now takes on the responsibility of driving | Yorùbá Women Collective | — | 289 | 0.1x | 27 | Jul 4 |
| 12 | [video] 2026 Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine Class Day: Lois Owolabi
MD graduate Lois Owolabi gave a student address at the Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Dental Medicine Class Day ceremony on May 28, 2026.
Owolabi grew up in Texas but was | Yorùbá Women Collective | — | 280 | 0.1x | 21 | Jun 22 |
| 13 | [video] You asked the questions. We started the conversation. Now, we go deeper.
Thought Builders is “Nigeria Is a Race — Part 2”, a continuation of a previous session.
Development doesn’t stall because people don’t want it. It stalls when those in power benefit from broken systems. | Think Yoruba First | — | 211 | 0.1x | 29 | Sep 23 |
| 14 | [video] 🧠 **WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A SOCIETY PRODUCES MORE ELITES THAN IT CAN ACCOMMODATE?**
Can an expanding educated and politically conscious class strengthen democracy—or create **frustration, fierce competition, and revolutionary pressure?** ⚖️🔥
In this episode of **Think Yoruba | Think Yoruba First | — | 167 | 0.1x | 15 | Sep 12 |
| 15 | [image] Fola Laoye started her career crunching numbers in Nigeria, then moved to the UK to sharpen her skills in London. After earning her chartered accountancy there, she could have climbed any corporate ladder.
Instead, she returned home to fix a broken system: Africa's healthcare | Yorùbá Women Collective | — | 143 | 0.1x | 30 | Aug 25 |
| 16 | [image] PRESS RELEASE
NIGERIA AT 66: A TIME FOR SOBER REFLECTION AND A NEW FEDERAL COMPACT
October 2, 2026
THINK YORÙBÁ FIRST: RESTRUCTURING NIGERIA INTO A UNITED STATES OF NIGERIA
As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence, Think Yorùbá First calls for sober reflection on the | TYF Book Reading Club | — | 142 | 0.1x | 20 | Oct 2 |
| 17 | [image] 🇳🇬 Team Nigeria is ready for the 2026 Commonwealth Fencing Championships!
World No. 119 Folayemi Akinyosoye and rising épée star Adebodunrin Thomas lead the charge as Nigeria aims for medals on home soil in Lagos this August. 🤺🔥
#CommonwealthFencing #TeamNigeria #Lagos2026 | Yorùbá Women Collective | — | 76 | 0.0x | 13 | Aug 5 |
| 18 | [image] Anjọlá Adebọwálé builds the future at Microsoft. As a Data & AI Consultant, she creates powerful computer systems and smart applications that learn, helping major clients like the Premier League analyse games in new ways.
Growing up in Nigeria, she found school tough at | Yorùbá Women Collective | — | 41 | 0.0x | 9 | Sep 18 |