On 13 February 2004, we formed the Yoruba Party in the UK (YPUK) to give voice to the Yoruba community domicile in the UK. We have moved at breakneck speed ever since. First, in July 2024, YPUK stood a candidate…
A treaty of friendship and preferential trade that Britain concluded with Yorubaland in 1888 has been in concealment for more than a century. The Yoruba Party in the UK (YPUK) seeks its immediate implementation in accordance with British and international…
The Yoruba of yore created for themselves ‘Orile Ede Yoruba’ meaning Land Exclusive to the Yoruba-speaking peoples, and made Yorubaland into an independent self-governing country. On 1 January 1914, in the act of Amalgamation, Britain without consent incorporated the independent…
Agitation for self-determination for Yorubaland (Oduduwa Republic) began as long ago as 1967 when campaigners rallied in London jointly with agitators for Biafra. Several Yoruba self-determination organisations have since formed; some have coalesced into ‘umbrella’ groups like the Yoruba Self-determination…
Baasegun at Scheduled meeting of the Yoruba Party in the UK (YPUK) – 14 January 2025 There is a Bible story in which David, a small man, defeated Goliath, a giant. David achieved this feat by using an instrument that…
I write in my capacity as the leader of the Yoruba Party in the UK (YPUK) to seek support for the implementation of the 1888 Britain-Yorubaland Treaty. On 23 July 1888, Queen Victoria, the Queen of Great Britain, and Alaafin…
Public statement by The Yoruba Party in the UK (9 November 2024) On 12 October 2024, Sunday ‘Igboho’ Adeyemo submitted a letter on Yoruba self-determination to No 10 Downing Street. Nigeria at once reacted by summoning the High Commission in…
The Yoruba Party in the UK (YPUK) 1st Annual Party Conference Saturday 16 November 2024 at the Blue Room, Walworth Methodist Church, 54 Camberwell Road, London SE5 0EW What next after the Igboho letter to Number 10 Downing Street Welcome.…
Africa has the largest number of member states of the United Nations (UN) (54, 28%). The African UN geopolitical region is also unique in that its states are located within one continent as traditionally defined. There are 21 African countries…
