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  YATA's roots trace back to the Yoruba tradition of collective support, exemplified by practices like "ajo adako." In the world of commerce, our forefathers pioneered ventures, but setbacks occurred due to lack of collaboration. Now, YATA is on a mission to revive our entrepreneurial spirit, empowering artisans and traders financially to reclaim our prominence.
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  YATA has initiated a unique funding model, by lending money to assist Yoruba artisans and traders. The borrowed funds will be managed transparently, facilitated by guarantors within the association. This unique strategy involves promoting discipline and quick repayments, ensuring the involvement of local leaders as guarantors for loan recipients. This financial support aims to empower members to start and expand their businesses thereby limiting the prevalence of street begging within the Yoruba community.
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  Yoruba Artisan Traders Association of Nigeria, where unity meets progress! Our logo, a fusion of the world map and the resilient palm, symbolizes the global presence of the Yoruba people and our ability to li ourselves to new heights. Together, with joined palms, we strive for solidarity and progressive thinking beyond boundaries. Join us on this journey of rediscovery and prosperity. Together, we'll build a future where Yorubas thrive as entrepreneurs, eliminating the need for begging and fostering self- sufficiency. YATA is here to stay, and with your support, we will make a lasting impact
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YATA is a transformative platform uniting the vibrant ISOKAN YORUBA community. We believe in empowering Yoruba artisans and traders by providing very unique opportunity for financial assistance that aligns with our far rich cultural heritage. In the old tradition of our forefathers, who pioneered communal financial support through AJO ADAKO, YATA is very committed to continuing this legacy. We understand that every great thing in trading originated from the Yoruba race, and we strive to amplify that legacy.  
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