The Ekiti Youth Parliament's 4th Assembly officials recently visited Oye Ekiti to support Olaniyi Israel Adewale in his mission to break the Guinness World Record for the longest Marathon Drumming with an African Talking Drum. This event not only aims to set a new record but also to promote and celebrate our rich Yoruba tradition.

During the visitation, the Rt. Hon. Babatunde, Speaker of the House, Hon. Oyindamola, House Leader of Business, and Miss Temiloluwa, House Director of Legislative, were present to show their support and encouragement for this remarkable endeavor.


The Guinness World Record attempt by Olaniyi Israel Adewale is a significant event that showcases the talent, resilience, and cultural heritage of the Yoruba people. It is an opportunity to highlight the beauty and importance of African traditions, particularly in the art of drumming, which holds a special place in our culture.

The visitation by the Ekiti Youth Parliament officials demonstrates their commitment to promoting and preserving our cultural heritage. It is a show of solidarity with Olaniyi Israel Adewale and a recognition of the importance of his mission in celebrating our traditions and promoting cultural awareness.


Through their presence and support, the Ekiti Youth Parliament officials are not only encouraging Olaniyi Israel Adewale in his record-breaking attempt but also inspiring other young people to embrace and celebrate their cultural heritage. It is a testament to the unity and pride of the Yoruba people in their traditions and customs.


Overall, the visitation to Oye Ekiti by the Ekiti Youth Parliament officials was a meaningful gesture of support for Olaniyi Israel Adewale's Guinness World Record attempt and a celebration of our rich Yoruba culture and heritage.