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Ogun is referred to as Orisha of iron and war. He was documented to be a fierce warrior, the pathfinder and a tireless worker. He presides over all things made of metal in general and he is often used to witness oath amongst two or more people.
Lean about why Yoruba hunters, blacksmiths, warriors, drivers, and mechanics reference Ògún in their daily endeavours. Learn...
Learn the major taboos of Ogun devotees in Yoruba tradition. Discover the moral rules, prohibitions, and spiritual discipline...
Discover why palm wine is considered Ògún’s favorite drink in Yoruba tradition. Learn about its natural fermentation,...
Check out the spiritual meaning behind the connection between Ogun and palm frond (Màrìwò) in Yoruba religion. Learn what palm...
Read the complete Oríkì Ògún with full tonal markings, linguistic analysis, and English interpretation. A detailed study of...
Learn about Iremoje, the Yoruba dirge sung at the death of prominent Ogun devotees. Discover its spiritual, cultural, and poetic...