Worship Ikenga as our Patron God

Ikenga, ‘strength of majesty’, is the horned figure that Igbo men, and women of high reputation, keep as a personal shrine. It joins a person’s Chi, or personal god, with the ancestors, the ndichie, and with the right hand, aka ikenga, the hand of power and achievement; it is activated by prayer and sacrifice.

Variants exist among neighbouring peoples: the Urhobo call it Ivri and the Edo Ikegobo.