African Mythology Gods

Adroa is the supreme god of the Lugbara people in African mythology, known as both creator and a deity of two halves—good and evil.

Discover Nzambi a Mpungu, the supreme creator god in Kongo mythology, ruler of fire and change in Central African Bantu traditions.

Discover Tsui’goab, the Khoikhoi supreme god of creation and celestial power in African mythology, revered as the bringer of light and life.

Discover Ngai, the African deity and sacred name, or explore traditional Congolese dishes like ngai ngai stew with roselle leaves.

Discover the meaning of Nzame, a powerful name from African mythology, and learn how it connects to divine origins and ancient beliefs.

Learn about Abassi, the supreme creator god in Efik and Ibibio mythology, who shaped humans but kept them from living on earth.

Learn about Ekwensu, the Igbo trickster god of war, bargains, and chaos, often misunderstood but central to Igbo mythology and tradition.

Discover Ikenga, the Igbo horned god of success and achievement, a powerful symbol in southeastern Nigerian mythology and culture.

Learn about Amadioha, the Igbo god of thunder and justice, known for his fair judgment and role in Igbo mythology and traditional beliefs.

Learn about Chukwu, the supreme god in Igbo mythology, who is the creator and source of all other deities in their pantheon.