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Ahia Njoku — Ahia Njoku, también conocido como Aha Njoku, es una diosa de la mitología igbo, venerada por el pueblo Igbo de Nigeria. Ella es la responsable de ñame, que es un ingrediente importante en la dieta igbo, y de las mujeres que se ocupan de ellos.… … Wikipedia Español
Njoku Ji — Alusi Alusi of yam Njoku Ji was the guardian deity of the yam for the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. In parts of Igboland there are still annual rituals in honor of the yam deity known as Ifejioku In some parts children who were dedicated… … Wikipedia
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Alusi — Alusi, also known as Arusi or Arushi, are minor deities that are worshiped and served in the mythology of the Igbo people. There are a list of many different Alusi and each has its own purpose. When there is no longer need for the deity it is… … Wikipedia
Odinani — (o Odi[n]anyi) es el nombre de las creencias religiosas tradicionales y prácticas de la población Igbo de África occidental. Odinani es una fe monoteísta, con Chukwu ( gran espíritu ), que, según la mitología creó el mundo y todo lo que contiene … Wikipedia Español
