Igbo Mythology Novels & Stories

Ode-fool Oponu-stupid Shey-its like a Yoruba slang used in place of right? Abeg-please Over 2000 words. I finally did it!! Our daddy's Princess for don lost today. I'm also not really good at remembering my way. Would you ever use your break to help someone? Ehh, I'll buy food on the way oo. It's not me that said you should get lost. See you next update 😘😘 Much love ❤❤and spaghetti 🍜🍜

and that thing was all of their souls, to strengthen his hand against human, all the animals foolishly without question went to him and he magically took all their souls, and they all became weak and died few days later, now he was bold and strong enough to attack, humans, he can take any of the animals form, and he attacked humans, like a dragon, spitting fire, everywhere, and then destroyed the first world, after he had destroyed the first human race, gods came together and made a man and woman, they kept them far away from where the eyes of the beast can see them, and soon they began to reproduced, and cover many lands, these gods made sure that the Olu Igbo never set eyes on them until

Edi- (the perverted one) spirit of evil, whisperer of undoing, corruption Elegbara- (Lanroye’s twin often mistaken as one and same) Orisha of despair, patriarch of monsters Eweka- Oranmiyan’s first son, brother of Ajaka & Shango, first emperor of imperial Benin (deified) Ibeji- ( the inseparable twins) Orisha of youth and patron gods of twins Iku- (the debt collector, soul harvester) Orisha of death, husband of Arun Imole- (lady of the dawn) Orisha of sunlight, patron of soothsayers Lanroye -Elegbara’s twin, (papa lẹgba, elegua, eshu Laalu the stone wall, trickster god, messenger, lord of crossroads, chance and unpredictability) Obatala- (Obatata, king in white, the big one, sculpturer, carv

Have you ever wondered what life will be like if you weren't born the way you were? Have you wondered why people judge others for a situation they can't control? If you haven't, then welcome to my life. Welcome to my world, the world of Rabel Ichie Uzoamaka, the shunned maiden of Mabudazou. “Witch”, I hear a villager mutter as I passed her by, “Ekwensu's(is an evil proprietor; he's the god of all things evil) child,” another spat.

"The Yemoja (fish people) has always been a vital part of the Yoruba belief system. The Yoruba's believe that there are worlds within our world and the underwater realm of the Yemoja is just one of them. What you would call myths and superstitions are indeed stories lost in time. Most African languages had no written form, so our ancestors passed down their knowledge, wisdom, and documentation of their experiences through oral tradition. The people of this town have always had contact with the water people and they have always lived among us," Baba Fatomi explained.

said Abednego. From up from where they were they could see their house, the calabash has worked magic. This is how they got up here, to the top of this hill, where they were standing now. The climbed all the way up there, so they can finally end it all – all these years of vagrancy and fugue, exile and fear. This is where it’s all going to come to an end. Matendechere an old woman spirit has indeed by the use of calabash magic enabled them to get out of Igodo forest. Now, they have an assignment, assignment to set the village free from the hands of the evil king Imboko. They were instructed use the ogrism tail.

Ije said. "You can only destroy it if you find its origin. But a Spirit has no origin," Nwife said. "Ajonwa is a man-made god, it has an origin and I must find it," Ije said. "Father, did it appear in the community or its flows through a canal?" Nwife asked. "My father said our people traced its origin back to Ndiagu, where the two rivers could not mix," Mba said. "I'm leaving for Ndiagu tomorrow morning," Ije said.

To be continued Ogun- Yoruba god of iron, fire, hunting, war, and politics Ayao- Yoruba goddess of air Amadioha- Igbo god of lightning Ekwensu- Igbo god of war, and the father of all magics, and he is a playful god and a trickster Ala-Igbo goddess of earth, fertility and creativity.

That’s my dad. ************************************************************************************************************ “…Ke ihe ino neme?”- What were you doing? “…ke ihe i neme ebea”- what are you here? They are Igbo words. Igbo is a tribe in eastern Nigeria What is your country and local language readers? Tell me in the comments

ERA OF GODS When Olodumare created the earth, he created powers, and named them according to their functions, one in the wild, he call Olu Igbo, one in the stone, he called Okuta, there were many of them, but there was one who was given so much power, and in male and female they were made, these gods were called, Eji and Arakangudu, the female was Eji, the bringer of rain, and Arakongudu, the bringer of lightning and thunder, they were husband and wife, first of gods, to give birth to children, and many were their children, but there was a set of twins, named Odo and Ina, and this story is about them, when they had grew up, the two goddess were allowed to go form their own path in life, the