In Fon mythology (Africa), Gu is the heavenly blacksmith.
According to the mythology, on the second day of creation,
Mawu-Lisa, the creator god, sent Gu to make the earth habitable for
mankind, and ‘this work he has never relinquished’.
In Fon mythology (Africa), Gu is the heavenly blacksmith.
According to the mythology, on the second day of creation,
Mawu-Lisa, the creator god, sent Gu to make the earth habitable for
mankind, and ‘this work he has never relinquished’.
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Mawu nayra wo kodiee
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Religion on the continent of Africa is multifaceted and very
complex. The majority of African populations are followers of
Christianity or Islam. Other Africans follow traditional religious
practices. These indigenous/primal/folk/ethnic religions include
the worship of various gods such as: Ogoun, Da, Agwu, Esu, Mbari,
Thiorak, Zombi, Chukwu, Nyame, Olodumare, Obatala, Mawu-Lisa, Ngai,
Rog.