Think Yoruba First, Ogun Chapter Aare Kurunmi Kakanfo THINK YORUBA FIRST ThinkYorùbáFirst-Lagos State TYF Oyo State Chapter TYF Kwara-Kogi chapter TYFNorthAmerica Yes ooo! Follow who know road ooo!

Happening Today at Saburi, Abuja! TYF Political Action Committee- TYF PAC members, in collaboration with TYF-FCT, are on the ground for the PVC registration drive. Don’t miss this opportunity . Come out and get registered today. Need assistance? Reach out via this number (09010575121)

To everyone in the United Kingdom and its environ. Theme:Our Heritage,Our Culture: Preserving our forebears' Legacy Date: 13th September,2025

FG Increases Scholarships Across All Levels The Federal Ministry of Education has raised scholarship grants by 50% under a reformed National Scholarship Programme, in line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda. New Rates: •PhD – ₦750,000/year (up from

Deep appreciation to everyone who turned out, and special thanks to TYF PAC members and TYF FCT members for their dedication and support. Together, we are building a stronger voice for our community. 🗳️🇳🇬 #PVCRegistration #YouthPower #TYFPac. #3millionstrong

FREE Medical Screening & Voter Registration! Think Yoruba First is hosting a Health Outreach at Kuto Market, Abeokuta on Saturday, 13th September 2025. Come and get: ✅ Blood Pressure Check ✅ Blood Sugar Screening ✅ Health Education ✅ Voter Registration Assistance

We have contacted the relevant authorities in Lagos state government about the case of one Uzo Njoku. We will be taking every means necessary to ensure this individual doesn't get away with cultural appropriation and erasure of the Yoruba heritage. Credit: Aare Kurunmi Kakanfo

Re: Uzo Art and Yoruba Cultural Appropriation Please be informed that Think Yoruba First (TYF), as a committed socio-cultural organization, has taken the necessary step of formally contacting the relevant office in Lagos State responsible for the preservation and protection of

Prof. Foluke Dada-Lawanson!!! She is a full Professor of Law and a distinguished Professor of Human Rights and Technology with over three decades of experience in academia and legal practice 2) She holds a Doctor of Juridical Science (Health Law & Policy) from the Loyola

Multiculturalism, when not approached with balance, can become a form of cultural suicide. Dear Yoruba, in the noble effort to respect and uphold the traditions of others, there lies the danger of neglecting and diminishing your own heritage. True cultural respect should never

Excessive importation is hurting the Yoruba economy. Local industries struggle as imported goods dominate the market, leaving products from Lagos, Ibadan, and Abeokuta at a disadvantage For example, locally produced textiles in Lagos and Ibadan face stiff competition from cheaper