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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.
Learn about the importance of Ijala Ode in Yoruba culture. Check out how hunter’s chants preserve history, honor deities, and...
Learn how Ògún, the god of iron and war, made paths for other Orishas in Yoruba mythology. Discover his role as a cosmic...
Learn the meaning of Ìbúra Ogun (Ogun oath-taking) in Yoruba religion. Check out how Ogun became the enforcer of truth and why...
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