Oba (goddess) - Worship in Ogbomosho

Worship in Ogbomosho

At her center of worship in Ogbomosho, Ọba is described as the wife of Ajagún and is praised as "Ọba, who owns parrot tail feathers and fights on the left". While her worshipers agree that she was once married to Shango, they say that she left him in favor of Ajagún.

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