Tribute Concert and Awards 2024: All Yoruba Heroes Summit 

Tribute Concert and Awards 2024: All Yoruba Heroes Summit 

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A picture of the moment TC Awards was launched in 2022 by His Excellency, Ambassador Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, the then Nigeria High Commissioner to Ghana and other prominent members of the Yoruba community in Ghana.

A picture of the moment TC Awards was launched in 2022 by His Excellency, Ambassador Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, the then Nigeria High Commissioner to Ghana and other prominent members of the Yoruba community in Ghana.

The Yoruba people are undoubtedly one of the most prominent black ethnic groups in the world today. With over 41 million people of Yoruba descent spread across sixteen countries in West Africa, as well as large communities in the Americas and Europe, the Yorubas have come a long way. However, this success story would not have been possible without the bravery and resilience of certain Yoruba heroes who, through their contributions, helped to shape the history of the Yoruba people.

Among these heroes is Chief Obafemi Awolowo, a prominent Nigerian statesman and one of the founding fathers of the Nigerian nation. Awolowo was a tireless advocate for social justice and equality, and his contributions to Nigeria's fight for independence from colonial rule are legendary. Another notable hero is Chief Gani Fawehinmi, a renowned human rights lawyer and activist who fought tirelessly for the rights of the disadvantaged in Nigerian society. His fearless pursuit of justice made him a household name, and he remains an inspiration to many young Nigerians today.

Similarly, Chief (Mrs) Olufunmilayo Ransome Kuti was a trailblazer in the fight for women's rights in Nigeria. She was a passionate advocate for education and worked tirelessly to ensure that more Nigerian women had access to quality education.

These heroes, along with others such as Chief Hubert Ogunde, Oba (Sir) Adesoji Aderemi, Mr. Duro Ladipo, Pa Abraham Adesanya, and living legends like Prof Wole Soyinka, Pa Olusegun Osoba, and His Excellency the President of Nigeria Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, have each contributed in their way to the success story that is the Yoruba people.

In Ghana, there are also heroes of Yoruba descent who played a critical role in shaping the history of Yoruba people in the country. Notable among these heroes are Chief Brimah 1, Alhaji Rahimi Gbadamasi, Alhaji Razak El Alawa, Dr. Mustapha of blessed memory, and Justice Omodele Akiwumi.

As we celebrate the achievements of the Yoruba people, it is essential to remember the sacrifices and contributions of these heroes, whose legacies continue to shape the course of our society today.

TC Awards 2022

TC Awards 2022

Tribute Concert and Awards(TC Awards)

Tribute Concert and Awards (TC Awards) is an embodiment created to project the Yoruba community in Ghana by celebrating outstanding achievements and excellence by Yorubas (Ghanaian/Nigerian) and other Yoruba citizens of the world who have contributed immensely and meaningfully to the growth of their host countries. Ultimately, the aim of the Tribute Concert and Awards is to promote the positive narratives of Yoruba in Ghana and the diaspora. The biennial event was created by Olansile Abayomi.

TC Awards acknowledges outstanding achievements in the following categories: Trade and Commerce, Education, Health care, Sports, Science and Medicine, Humanitarian and Community service, Arts and Culture, Leadership and Governance, Entertainment, Media and Transportation. 

The first edition of this event took place in 2022 and attracted personalities from all walks of life. The second edition in 2024 is planned to be a summit where Yorubas from around the world will meet to discuss the socio-economic impact of Yoruba in the diaspora as it relates to the development of their host nations. At the summit, Yoruba Heroes Awards would be presented to deserving personalities.

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