Melbourne, Australia, has honoured the Yoruba people by naming a new street' Yoruba Lane' to acknowledge their positive portrayal, professionalism, and contributions to Australian society. Situated in the City of Casey, this street symbolises cultural pride and diversity in one of Melbourne’s fastest-expanding regions.

Chief Abiola Falayajo, a community leader and psychiatric clinician, regarded the naming as a proud recognition of the Yoruba spirit of excellence and Omoluabi principles of integrity and diligence. Residents Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer and Ndidi Fashogbon also shared their happiness, viewing it as a moment of pride for all Nigerians and an inspiration for younger generations to stay connected to their roots.

The Yoruba community in Australia has made notable achievements in healthcare, education, business, and the arts. By naming Yoruba Lane, the City of Casey has acknowledged their influence and reinforced its dedication to multiculturalism and inclusion, serving as a symbolic tribute to resilience, unity, and cultural achievement.