Friday, October 23, 2026
News Update
Tinubu Mourns Baba Reuben Fasoranti, Says Nigeria Has Lost a Pillar of Democracy FG Confirms Ebola Case in Abuja, Begins Contact Tracing for 44 People Pa Reuben Fasoranti: The Passing of a Yorùbá Patriarch, the Departure of a Generation, the Loss of a National Institution, and the Grief of One Who Looked Up to Him Pa Reuben Fasoranti: The Passing of an Awoist Patriarch and the End of a Political Generation COLUMN BY ADEMOLA ADEKUSIBE: Tinubu’s Opposition Is a Political Mess, Atiku and Obi Are Wasting Their Time, and the South-East Risks Waiting 30 Years for the Presidency GEOPOLITICS WITH OLADIMEJI BOLARINWA: The Binary of Orunmila: Ifá, Computing and the Geopolitics of African Knowledge EDITORIAL: Nigeria Cannot Reform Without Pain. Is The Country Ready To Pay The Price Of Change? Ooni Marks 52nd Birthday, Calls for Peace, Unity and Progress in Nigeria Tinubu Mourns Baba Reuben Fasoranti, Says Nigeria Has Lost a Pillar of Democracy FG Confirms Ebola Case in Abuja, Begins Contact Tracing for 44 People Pa Reuben Fasoranti: The Passing of a Yorùbá Patriarch, the Departure of a Generation, the Loss of a National Institution, and the Grief of One Who Looked Up to Him Pa Reuben Fasoranti: The Passing of an Awoist Patriarch and the End of a Political Generation COLUMN BY ADEMOLA ADEKUSIBE: Tinubu’s Opposition Is a Political Mess, Atiku and Obi Are Wasting Their Time, and the South-East Risks Waiting 30 Years for the Presidency GEOPOLITICS WITH OLADIMEJI BOLARINWA: The Binary of Orunmila: Ifá, Computing and the Geopolitics of African Knowledge EDITORIAL: Nigeria Cannot Reform Without Pain. Is The Country Ready To Pay The Price Of Change? Ooni Marks 52nd Birthday, Calls for Peace, Unity and Progress in Nigeria
Support Us

Donate to The Yoruba Times

Your support today ensures we can continue bringing truth to light for the people of tomorrow.

The Yoruba Times is an independent media institution. We accept no political patronage that would compromise our editorial freedom. Your support funds reporting, investigations, and platforms that amplify oppressed voices across the world especially in the global south.

Orthodox media houses are no longer the main source of information for youths and elders in sub-Saharan Africa. Online media networks especially social media, account for most places where people get informed in sub-Saharan Africa and this not an isolated event, it is a global phenomenon.

As a non-profit, non-governmental media institution, The Yoruba Times is independent. We are funded by you, our readers. We want to continue this crucial work. But we cannot succeed without your support. Your donations allow us to remain independent, bold, and unrelenting in delivering unfiltered news to millions worldwide. Help us keep the struggle alive. Help us safeguard this new frontier of journalism.

Other Ways to Help

Share Our Stories

Forward articles and follow us on social media so more people see independent reporting.

Subscribe

Join our newsletter so you never miss an update.

Partner With Us

For institutional partnerships, grants, or advertising enquiries, reach out via our contact page.

Contact us →

Stay Informed

Get the latest Yoruba Times news delivered straight to your inbox. Free. No spam.

✓ Thank you! You are subscribed.