*Sango was a royal ancestor of the Yoruba as he was the third king of the Oyo Kingdom*๐
*He succeeded Ajaka, son of Oranmiyan*๐
*His symbol is a double-headed axe, which represents swift and balanced justice*

*she has important three wives*
*Osun, Oba, Oya*๐
*He reigned for seven years which were marked by his continuous campaigns and many battles*
*His reign ended due to his inadvertent destruction of his palace by lightning*๐
*In Yorubaland, Sango is worshiped on the fifth day of the week in which is named Ojo Jakuta*
*Ritual worship foods include guguru, bitter cola, ร mร lร , and gbegiri soup*
*he is worshiped with the Bata drum*
*One significant thing about this deity is that he is worshiped using red clothing, just as he is said to have admired red attire during his lifetime*
*Sango worshippers do not eat cowpea because they believe that the wrath of the god of iron would descend on them*
*Americans do worship Sango also*๐
*in some countries Amalรก is served on Wednesday at the pegi, or altar, on a large tray, traditionally decorated with 12 upright uncooked okra. Due to ritual prohibitions, the dish may not be offered on a wooden tray or accompanied by bitter kola*
*His name is believed to be derived from โshanโ, “to strike violently” and โgoโ, “to bewilder;”*
*He was noted for his magical powers and was feared because when he spoke, fire came out of his mouth*
*One of her favorite wife Oya, charged him with mighty horns. But Shango appeased her by placing a big dish of akara (bean cakes) in front of her. Pleased by the offering of her favourite food, Oya made peace with Shango and gave him her two horns. When he was in need, he only had to beat these horns one against the other and she would come to his aid*
*she bore twin for Sango*๐
*Shango couldn’t control his anger oneday he commanded lighting, thunder and fire which consume his palace and his wives*
*he went into the forest and hanged himself*๐

















