The goddess Ala {medium} 3) Oya Oya is an African goddess, prominent in the Yoruba tribe of Nigeria. Oya is the wife of Sango, the god of storms, vengeance, social order, and protection.

Her worshippers come to worship her bearing gifts. African gods is a series on the mythology of African gods and goddesses. Subscribe to receive daily news updates. Subscribe T Temi Iwalaiye ...

Kokou, a feared warrior deity from the Yoruba faith in West Africa's Benin, and Mujaji, a rain goddess of the Lodebu people of South Africa, are the two other gods that make up the Orisha of Wakanda.

It feels like, in our culture, African gods and goddesses are really resurging. I don't think 15 or 20 years ago, you would’ve heard anything about Mami Wata, except in circles of people who ...

Archaeologists Find Artifacts of Oldest Written Black African Language and Rare Ancient Art Depicting Egyptian Goddesses With Black African Features Published Apr 12, 2018 at 2:03 PM EDT Updated ...

As in Lemonade and her pregnancy announcement photos released earlier this month, the singer's Grammy performance was packed with artistic nods to African, Hindu and Roman goddesses that signify ...