Oloja is a traditional title in the Yoruba culture, primarily associated with the leadership of a market or community. The title is often held by a respected elder or leader who oversees trade activities, ensuring fair practices and resolving disputes among traders. The Oloja plays a crucial role in maintaining order and promoting economic growth within the community. In addition to their economic responsibilities, the Oloja also serves as a cultural figure, representing the values and traditions of the Yoruba people. This title is significant in various towns and cities in Nigeria, where markets are central to local life and commerce.