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How Yewa (aka Oba, Sungbo) tried to kill me (1)
As some of you are already aware, Aganju is known as husband of Yewa. And it is taught that Shango married Oba, Oya and Oshun, amongst others. However, Shango is actually Jegbe who impersonates Aganju, and many Ifa stanzas that are said to be about Shango are actually about Aganju. Therefore, Aganju it is who marries these female orishas (saints).
But you didn’t know that Yewa is the same person…
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SungBo / YiJoo {.⌒ ▿ ⌒.}
Sungbo’s Eredo: Africa’s largest man made structure
By Nigeria correspondent Barnaby Phillips
Deep in the Nigerian rainforest, one of Africa’s greatest monuments has been virtually ignored by the outside world for hundreds of years.
Yet the Eredo earthwork lies just one hour’s drive from Lagos. Now being investigated by Dr. Patrick Darling of Bournemouth University in the United Kingdom, the Eredo provides clear evidence of a powerful lost kingdom, and,
According to local tradition, the site may even shed light on the legendary Queen of Sheba.
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