The Yoruba nation is a nation decorated in Royal colours. As a Nation of Royal coloration, we all (as evident all over the World today), dwell in majesty, regal appearance, elegance, vibrancy, and ultimate personal and individual dignity and self-respect. In this special page, which presents our nation in prospect, kindly explore and see on this page what we project as our nation. Please read and comment, bringing forward your ideas and suggestions. We are the true eyes of the Almighty before the foreigners came and turned upside down the Yoruba glory. Please explore.
Royalty has always been recognised by humanity as a sign of exclusivity in existence. Yorubas, as we know are born Royals and our land is dotted with Royal kings as our spiritual fathers and the eyes and faces of the Almighty, representing God’s seat on the planet. Yorubas have no equals when it comes to culture and tradition and our Royal fathers in Yorubaland are embodiments of the aforementioned. We all thrive in love, endurance and care for all around us. We are all born princes and princesses. No doubt, the Royals that Yoruba people carry today are genuinely a God-given honour as a special breed of the Almighty,
Our Royal Symbol in Yorubaland has deep historical and cultural roots. It carries and represents our traditional values and cultural significance. Our history, mythology, and national emblems are reinforced, building the people’s affinity and sense of pride with the Royals.
Yoruba Royalty is a visual demonstration of the position the people are situated as one of the earliest arrivals created to serve as lights to humanity. This is the reason the Yorubas cultural values and heritage have no rivals in the entire world.
Unity, Cultural preservation, Diplomatic roles, National identity, Source of tourism and root of economic planning and advancement.
The flag of a nation represents a symbol of such a nation’s identity, unity and sovereignty. The flag carries along the values, history, and cultural heritage of a country. Flags are used to identify a nation in all international events, conferences, and cultural meetings and to signify the people’s presence. The flag evokes a sense of pride and belonging among the nation and its citizens. It also serves as a visual representation of a nation’s government, laws and principles. It reflects the emblems that mirror the history, culture and aspirations of the people and the country.
Please choose your choice of Yoruba Nation flag or give us your own
choice……
The national pledge of a nation is a solemn promise or commitment made by the citizens of a country to uphold certain values, principles, and ideals. It is a statement that reflects the people’s collective aspirations and shared vision. The content and wording of the national pledge may vary from country to country, but it typically encompasses themes such as patriotism, unity, justice, freedom, and progress.
The national pledge serves as a reminder of citizens’ responsibilities and duties towards their countryand fellow citizens.
Kindly give us the short version of your idea of what the Yoruba Nation
pledge should be, and let us all vote here.
A national passport is an official government-issued document that certifies a person’s identity and citizenship. It serves as a form of identification and allows the holder to travel internationally. A national passport typically includes information such as the holder’s full name, date of birth, photograph, signature, and nationality. It also contains unique identification numbers and security features to prevent forgery and unauthorized usage.
Please choose your international passport or give us your idea of how Yoruba
Nation passport should be…
The crest of a nation is a symbol that represents the identity. It is also called an emblem. It portrays values, postures, and the heritage of a country, sending some messages of unity, progress and assurance to the citizenry. The crest is always displayed on all official documents of the nation, and always visible in government buildings, presidential palaces and official pulpits. It is also an important feature on the nation’s currencies and all legal tenders, and national flags. The crest so important is also often featured as national symbols, historical references, and in significant landmarks, used to reflect the unique characteristics, the pride and the glory carried by anation.
Please give us your idea of how a Yoruba Nation crest should appear as
our symbol of national unity pride and dignity. It is always represented in
dignified animals in love and alliance.