This cultural initiative invites schools to register three Junior Secondary School (JSS) students who will represent their institutions in a vibrant contest that promotes Yoruba values, tradition, and leadership among young people.

Asa Day is more than a traditional festivity. It is a symbolic reminder of Yoruba identity, language, history, and values. In an era where globalization often overshadows indigenous traditions, celebrating Asa Day provides an opportunity to reconnect young people with their roots.