Iyi-Oluwa is a traditional Yoruba festival celebrated primarily in southwestern Nigeria. It is dedicated to honoring Oluwa, which means "God" in Yoruba, and is marked by various cultural activities, including music, dance, and communal feasting. The festival serves as a time for the community to come together, express gratitude, and seek blessings for the year ahead. During Iyi-Oluwa, participants often wear traditional attire and engage in rituals that reflect their cultural heritage. The festival emphasizes the importance of spirituality and community bonds, reinforcing the values of respect, unity, and gratitude among the Yoruba people.