Worship the Thunder Deity as our Patron God

Thunder gods were often gods of justice. The Yoruba of West Africa honoured Shango, who as the third Alaafin of Oyo was a warrior king, with a double-headed battle-axe as his emblem; his reign was said to have ended when lightning destroyed his palace.

The Igbo of southeastern Nigeria turned to Amadioha, the 'man of the people', who avenged the oppressed by striking down their oppressors; his white ram was his symbol, and the main shrine stands at Ozuzu.