Since our inception in 1994, EOYNA has been a beacon of unity, progress, and empowerment for Yoruba descendants across North America. Our mission is clear: to uphold the dignity and honor of Yoruba culture, to foster individual and collective growth, …

Omoluwabi, a concept deeply ingrained in Yoruba culture, has its roots in ancient Yoruba philosophy and tradition. The term, synonymous with excellence, traces its origins to Irunmole Ọrunmila, the revered Yoruba deity of wisdom and knowledge.

ỌMỌ YORÙBÁ NÍMÍ is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba people. Through cultural festivals, art exhibitions, educational programs, and community engagement, we aim to foster intercultural dialogue, empower the Yoruba community, and ensure that our traditions and values are ...

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ÌGBÌMO OMO YORÙBA (IOY) began as an idea of a forum to bring like-minded Yoruba sons and daughters together, to constantly interact and rub minds on ways and means of encouraging socio-cultural and economic development amongst the Yoruba people all over the world.

Egbe Omo Yoruba of Greater St. Louis is a non-profit organization founded in 1998. Membership comprises mainly the people of Yoruba Origin/Oduduwa descendants. Our major purpose is to preserve our culture and promote justice and liberty in Nigeria.

The prime objective of this Egbé is the promotion and encouragement of Yoruba tradition, cultural, heritage and the education of the public to its benefits in Africa and in the Diaspora. To foster greater understanding, love and unity among the Yoruba Community.

Join us on a journey to unveil the richness of Yoruba traditions and their authentic significance. Explore the origins of our identity and the soul that fuels our heritage. We plan and support amazing projects that help Yoruba culture and heritage across different regions of the world.

Omo Yoruba In America (OYIA) aims to provide social, professional, and cultural programming for the Yoruba community in America with an emphasis on young adults and professionals.

The National Association of Yoruba Descendants in North America, also known as “Egbe Omo Yoruba, North America” (EOYNA), serves as the central organization for Yoruba individuals and communities across Continental North America. Since its inception in 1994, EOYNA has been a pivotal institution in uniting people of Yoruba heritage and ...