Why You Should Join Our OrganizationWe are a progressive and goal oriented organization that love and promote Yoruba culture and traditions. We do so through our structured language teaching session every summer break. This class is open to all Yoruba and those who are interested in the language. We offer marriage and courtship seminars/workshop for our young adults every year--- creating the platform where they can network and learn from each other.
Our organization embraces and promotes humanities through charitable works that includes but not limited to sinking of boreholes to supply clean water in areas where clean water is inaccessible to people in Nigeria. We provides clothing and shoes to less privileged or orphans in Nigeria, provide books and backpacks for school-age children. We collaborate with local churches and people in our community to fund our charities endeavors. Bring your children to our annual spelling bee and let them show their talent and be discovered. We organize spelling bee every year for children in grade school, and they are always looking forward to participate and have fun while learning.
Do you have questions or ideas on how to move our organization forward or make our community better?
Visit our contact page and drop us a note.
Looking forward to seeing all of you at our monthly meeting. ; |
Consulate General of Nigeria Representative Coming to Cincinnati soonThe Oodua E-Passport Event Registration Deadline has been extended to Sunday April 25th. Anyone still wishing to save yourself a trip to New York to obtain your new E-Passport can still register to participate in our event... Click here
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Announcements
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Nigerian Passport Initiative Announcement
The Oodua E-Passport Event Registration Deadline has been extended to Sunday April 25th. Anyone still wishing to save yourself a trip to New York to obtain your new E ...
Posted Apr 3, 2010 10:05 AM by Taiwo Daboiku -
2009 Marriage Seminar
Posted Feb 1, 2010 10:05 PM by Taiwo Daboiku -
Yoruba Class In Session
Posted Jan 22, 2010 9:23 PM by Taiwo Daboiku