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YORUBA DAY 2026

Our annual Yoruba day event is here again and once again, we are partnering with the City of Tampere (See the flyer for full details).
- Saturday 25th July (2pm prompt, Red carpet starts by 1:30pm)
- Kumppanuustalo Artteli (Mustanlahdenkatu 22, 33210 Tampere)
We greatly appreciate your support last year and we welcome your voluntary donations this year. You can donate by scanning the barcode on the flyer. You can also send your donations to the association’s account (Details below):
Account Name: YORUBAS IN PIRKANMAA ASSOCIATION ry
Account Number: FI67 5730 0821 3604 15
Reference Number: 25420241
Let’s come together to celebrate the Yoruba culture, tradition and heritage. Ẹ jẹ́ ká jọgbẹ̀ èdè àti àṣà Yorùbá làrúgẹ́. E seun.
Promoting the Yoruba Culture in Pirkanmaa, Finland
Welcome to the official website of the Yorubas in Pirkanmaa Association. We are a socio-cultural group founded in March 2023 and aimed at promoting the culture, language, history, and heritage of the Yoruba people in Pirkanmaa region, Finland and Worldwide. We are registered as a Non governmental socio-cultural organization in Finland.

Our Mission

Culture: Promotion of the Yoruba culture, language, history, and heritage in Pirkanmaa and Finland.

Education: Facilitation and promotion of the teaching of Yoruba language at all levels in Finnish schools.

Community: Building a big community that supports new Yoruba immigrants with Finnish society integration.
Our Team
Meet our prestigious executive members.

Mr Olanrewaju Osinnaike
(1st Former Chairman 2023-2026)

Mr Gbenga Bamidele
(1st Former Vice Chairman 2023-2026)

Mr Olaiya Afolaranmi
(New Vice Chairman)

Mr Yusuf Oluwatoki
Asst. Secretary

Mr Qureeb Hameed
Treasurer

Mr Olakunle Olafeso
(New Chairman)

Mr Feranmi Timothy
Administrative Officer

Mr Olabode Ehinmowo
Publicity Secretary

Mrs Serifat Alagbe
Advisor
News and Blogs
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