The United People of Yoruba(Horuba)
Meet the people of the rising and settling Sun.
Join us in our dedication to build a future rooted in knowledge, unity, and cultural pride. Our mission is to provide high-quality education, and essential resources to all Yoruba(Horuba) people across the globe. Empowering individuals, families, not only to grow and thrive, but to rise collectively as a community.
T'HORUBAS
Understanding the Name, the People, and the Mission.
At the United People of Horuba, we stand deeply rooted in our heritage while boldly advancing toward the future. Our strength lies in adaptability, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
Our mission is precise: to deliver transformative educational resources and meaningful opportunities that empower our people everywhere. To rise. To evolve. To lead both personally and collectively.
We are guided by the timeless principle of Ìwà Pẹ̀lẹ́ (gentle character), and in our identity as Yoruba/Horuba, we recognize that we are more than a people scattered across borders and oceans. We are a living testament to the enduring power of discipline, knowledge, unity, and ancestral wisdom. We honor our legacy while shaping our destiny with clarity and intention.
Today, the Horuba/Yoruba people are a universal people. Our identity transcends geography, and our unity is bound by blood, mindfulness, and by purpose. And as time moves forward, so must our convictions.
A new moment has arrived. A time not only to look outward, but to look inward. That is why we created this platform: a space where intellectuals, creatives, visionaries, and everyday builders can gather to collaborate, contribute, and co-create the next chapter of the Yoruba (Horuba) renaissance, just as our forebears did in their time.
Here, we find strength in shared values and collective action. We connect Yorubas (Horubas) and allies across the globe, building an intentional online nation grounded in cultural restoration and strategic progress.
This is a space not only for learning, but for building. With more than 100 million Horuba (Yoruba) people worldwide, the urgency for a unified platform has never been greater, one that provides access to knowledge, resources, and reconnection with our roots.
We are an ancient, universal nation composed of many tribes, clans, and lineages. This platform also welcomes all potential Horuba peoples seeking to reclaim their heritage and redefine their identity in the modern world.
This is more than a movement.
This is a declaration!
The United People of Horuba (Yoruba).
COMMUNITY
RESOURCES
We offer a range of foundational educational services tailored to meet basic learning needs.
THE SUN PROMISE
The road to freedom is filled with many challenges, and it demands a well defined steps.
PODCAST
Listen to amazing podcast episodes from the Deep Dive Podcast.
THE LAWSUIT
The United People of Yoruba(Horuba) Vs Nigeria, Republic of Benin, Togo,
The Monarchs, Portugal, The United Kingdom, and Allies.
THE WALL OF DESTINY
People, Fashion, Places, Arts, Artifacts, and Architecture of the
head and light culture from all over the world.
ABOUT US
It all began with a realization of having no unified platform capable of bringing our people together, no space dedicated to supporting identity, healing, and restoration. We saw the gap, a lack of strong communal foundations, and the absence of a global network fostering development, growth, and transition for the Horuba people.
In response, we set out to bridge that great divide. Our mission is to create a solid, supportive foundation' one that facilitates meaningful connections, empowers personal and collective transformation, and nurtures a mindful revolution. A revolution where vision is expanded, resources are delivered, and our people are uplifted, locally and globally. This is the beginning of something greater. A path to unity, purpose, and liberation.
Kindly support our missions and projects by being a bonafide member of the community.
Randomly Asked Questions
"Why is it important to us to redefine our identity as Horuba, and possibly restructure our education system in Horuba land to teach our children everything they need to know about who they are?"
"Why do we need our independent nation now after all these years of being divided within three nations? Wouldn't that affect our religious rights and freedoms if we get our freedom as a nation?"
