The Tribute Concert and Awards, Ghana is widely regarded as one of the most prestigious accolades for the Yoruba people anywhere in the world, and it is our commitment to maintain its unparalleled status.

The first stage of the process involves receiving nominations from the awards-giving researchers. These experts play a crucial role in identifying individuals who have made significant contributions to society and deserve recognition. The nominees are collected during this stage and then proceed to the screening phase, where adjudicators thoroughly evaluate each candidate.

After the screening, the list of nominees moves forward to the Governors for their approval. After which the names of the carefully selected nominees will be published in the newspapers in Ghana and Nigeria to allow the public to nominate individuals and entities who they feel are deserving of the award but have not been captured in the list. All new nominations outside the published names must be justified with reasons for consideration. Moreover, the feedback received from the general public on the initial published nominees will also be taken into consideration by the Adjudicators. This provides an opportunity for public opinion to contribute to the selection process.

To facilitate a fair and comprehensive selection of deserving awardees, Her Honour, the Chairperson of the Adjudicators who is a judge in a circuit court in Ghana will establish a screening panel. This panel will consist of members of the Adjudicators, experts, professionals, youths and elders of the community as deemed appropriate. Their primary task is to deliberate on the shortlisted nominees, taking into account their accomplishments and contributions to society, and ensuring a thorough evaluation of their achievements in their respective categories. By considering various factors and perspectives, the screening panel endeavours to create a well-rounded and inclusive selection of awardees who have made a significant impact in their field or areas of calling. 

The Nominees will be cut down to the final 21 for individuals and 11 for groups or corporate institutions across the world after which it will be approved by the Governing Board of the TC Awards 2024/All Yoruba Heroes Summit.