Anyanwu: The Igbo Sun Deity And Ben Enwonwu’s Sculpture
Anyanwu is the sun spirit, or Alusi, in Igbo cosmology. It is seen as Chukwu’s visible light and royal messenger, not the Supreme Creator. Anyanwu carries the qualities of sunlight,
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Amadioha: The Igbo God Of Thunder, Justice, And The Keeper Of Covenants
Amadioha is the Igbo God of Thunder and Justice (Alusi). This Divine Authority is the top judge in Odinani, the traditional Igbo religion. It upholds laws set by Ani, the
Alaafin Ajaka: The King Who Ruled Oyo Empire Twice
Alaafin Ajaka, son of Oranmiyan and brother of Ṣàngó, was the second ruler of the Oyo Empire in the early 13th century. Known as Ajaka Òkò (“farmer king”), he loved
Ala (Ani): The Igbo Earth Goddess Of Morality, Fertility, And Law In Odinani
Ala, also called Ani, is the Igbo Earth Goddess in Odinani. This deity is the land itself. Life begins on that ground. Ala brings fertility, healthy crops, and strong family
Àjẹ́: Yoruba Orisha Of Wealth And Commerce
Àjẹ́ is the Yoruba Òrìṣà of honest wealth. She guides trade and fair business. She provides resources from Olódùmarè to good traders. She is different from the feared Ìyámi forces.
Agwu Nsi: Igbo Deity Of Divination, Affliction, And The Dibia
Agwu Nsi is a powerful spirit in Odinani, the Igbo religion. It represents divination, chaos, and inspiration. Agwu guides Dibia, the healers and diviners, through both challenges and wisdom. The
Aganju: The Orisha Of Volcanoes, And Wilderness
Aganjú is the Yorùbá Òrìṣà of volcanoes, wild land, and strong earth. His name means “voice of the desert.” It shows lava’s rumble and desert power. Related to Saint Christopher
When Did Abuja Become The Capital Of Nigeria? (The Official Date)
Abuja officially became the capital of Nigeria on December 12, 1991, replacing Lagos. The decision to move the capital was made to address issues such as overpopulation, congestion, and the
Tribes In Rivers State: The Complete List
Rivers State is one of Nigeria’s most culturally diverse states, with about 23 different ethnic groups. The major tribes are Ikwerre, Ogoni, and Ijaw, which form the largest cultural groups
The Yoruba People Of Nigeria: A Complete Guide To Their History, Culture, Traditions And Facts
The Yoruba people are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa, making up about 15.5% of Nigeria’s population. They reside in southwestern Nigeria, but large Yoruba communities also exist