Think Yoruba First on Clubhouse

Description

The Yoruba are a pride of the black race, we hail from the Western Region of present day Nigeria. From Yoruba creations history, Ile-Ife is the cradle of Yoruba people and considered to be the site of creation of Mother Earth, it is from Ile Ife that civilization arose for the Black race.

The Yoruba are found throughout the world and in large numbers in South Western Nigeria, Brazil, Cuba, Togo, Benin Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, Ghana, Haiti, and Jamaica. Yoruba culture, Language, Arts, Religion and Ethos is at the fore front of black civilizations. Despite the “Maafa” of the black race, Yoruba intoxicating culture was resistant to western domination and it survived the transatlantic slave trade and its horrors.

While the Yoruba are so resilient, years of trials and turmoil that have swept their land and dislocated a lot of our people has led to immense socio-cultural erosion and there is an urgent need for renaissance. This club aims to connect Yoruba indigenes and friends both in home and abroad, and it aims to relocate the Yoruba to their inner core of OMOLUABI. This club is powered by OLODUMARE

Some Sub-Topics.

1. What is self preservation?
2. Self preservation and it’s historical relevance
3. There was once a Yoruba Country
4. Self determination and the Yoruba Country
5. Lessons in history
6. Who is an Omoluabi?
7. Health is wealth
8. Faith and People
9. Ewa Ede Yoruba
10. Gender issues, Family, Women and Children Issues in the Yoruba Country.
11. Think Outside The Box - DeColonize your mind. Twitter: @ThinkYoruba_1st. Disclaimer: Clubhouse discussions attracts strong opinions and fierce arguments. Any statement made by any speaker on stage does not represent the thoughts nor opinion of TYF organization. Individuals speaking on TYF stage does not necessarily represent endorsement.
Complete Omoluabi ethos is the standard of conduct: 1. Courage in the face of oppression. 2. Honesty no matter how uncomfortable. 3. RESPECT for both the old and the young, WOMEN and MEN. 4.Loyalty to the course of Yorubanism
No stage disruption: Respectable Omoluabi engage in conversations with respect, no matter how heated the argument is, any act of insults, name calling, violence, ridiculing or threat will not be tolerated
Religion Tolerance: Religion tolerance is a must, if you have no respect for others faith or lack of faith then such intolerance should be kept to yourself. This platform respect everyone’s spiritual positions