Olujimi is a male Nigerian name of Yoruba origin, meaning "God Gave Me This." It is derived from the Yoruba language and signifies the idea of being entrusted by the Lord. The name Olujimi is a diminutive form of other Yoruba names like Lújìnmí, Jìmi, and Jìnmí, all with the same meaning but in shorter forms with Yoruba phonetic reduction. Additionally, there are other full forms of the name, such as Fọlá-jìnmi/Fọlá-jìmi, which means "Entrust me with Wealth," and Fadé-jìnmi/Fadé-jìmi, which means "Entrust me with Royalty." The name Olujimi is associated with notable individuals such as Nigerian politician Abiodun Olujimi and American visual artist Kambui Olujimi. Overall, Olujimi symbolizes a deep sense of divine trust and gift, making it a meaningful and culturally rich name choice for boys of Yoruba heritage.