Sango mythology

Sango mythology originates from the Yoruba and Ngombe cultures, centered around the deity Sango (or Shango), the god of thunder, lightning, and fire. Sango is regarded as a powerful king turned divine figure, embodying strength, justice, and natural forces. Mythology surrounding Sango includes stories of his heroic deeds, battles, and his divine attributes such as thunderbolts. He is revered through rituals, festivals, and offerings, symbolizing authority and the uncontrollable power of nature. Sango's stories reflect cultural values, social order, and the human connection to natural phenomena within the spiritual worldview of the Yoruba and other related groups.