Tech in Yoruba is a community of tech enthusiasts, students, and professionals founded by Theophilus Adegbohungbe dedicated to making technology education accessible to Yoruba-speaking people. We simplify tech, sensitize people about tech, organize trainings, and connect people to tech jobs.
Our Mission
To democratize tech knowledge by making it available and understandable in Yoruba language, inspiring people from small towns, rural areas, and underserved communities to pursue tech careers with confidence.
Our Vision
A tech ecosystem where language, location, or background is never a barrier to opportunity.
Our Values
- Community
- Inclusivity
- Equality
- Collaboration
- Passion
Our Story
Tech in Yoruba started as a series of short tech explainer videos on social media, breaking down tech concepts in simple Yoruba.
It began in Ilesa, Osun State — with no tech hub or formal training center. Founder Theophilus Adegbohungbe taught himself tech in 2014 using only a phone, passion, and internet data.
Seeing how many people struggled to access tech opportunities because of language and location barriers, he decided to challenge the status quo.
Today, Tech in Yoruba has grown into a vibrant community of tech learners, professionals, and advocates working to make tech education more inclusive for Yoruba speakers everywhere.
What we do
Tech Cohorts
Join structured, group-based training programs covering digital skills, web development, cybersecurity, and more. Learn alongside peers, stay accountable, and receive mentorship from professionals to help you navigate your journey.
Tech Sensitization and Outreach
Many people in our communities miss out on life-changing opportunities simply because they don't understand what technology actually is—or worse, they confuse legitimate tech careers with illegal online activities (Yahoo Yahoo).
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