Story Of The gods

The story of Kibuka, a war god from the Buganda tribe of East Africa. Kibuka was the younger brother to the great Mukasa, and both always went to wars together and they conquered. But there is this one-time Kibuka goes in alone and his brother knew him very well and warned his brother to avoid contact with the enemy's women. But did he listen ? Enjoy this episode on Jamit.fm and share with your fr...

On this episode, we would focus on a deity who hails from West Africa but also well known in Latin America and even Portugal, and his name is Ogun, the deity of metal. Ogun was a hunter popularly known as Tobe Ode who became a deity through some cunny schemes he planned out and had the audacity to execute them. To know more about this audacious deity of metal, listen to this episode of Story of th...

The story of the master trickser from West Africa continues. Anansi, now has all the stories of the world, but still misfortune follows him everywhere. How does he make it up to his Sky father ? or does he ? Listen and enjoy this episode and do not forget to share it with your friends and visit jamit.fm/storyofthegods for more

You are about to meet a trickster from the old world where the Ashanti Empire existed and they had with them a trickster who went by the name Anansi the spider. He was one with more wits and swag, he was clever and made people laugh, he inspired people and united them. He is one you could call a hero, yet call him the devil as he brought the largest set of misfortunes to earth. Wondering how Anans...

This episode is about the angry and lonely River god, Nyami Nyami, who would continue to cause chaos and wreak havoc till his wife returns to him from the village she went to visit. “Once upon a time. There lived a creature that had a body like a snake and a head like a fish, but when seen from afar had a dragon figure. His name is Nyami Nyami, known to the Tonga people as the River God. He reside...

In our last episode, we introduced to you the revered African god of justice who spoke through thunder, Amadioha (Africa’s own Thor). And we got to know how humans especially the ancient Igbos perceived him and related with him. He was the punisher, who served out hard justice to the people who did wrong, and was believed to be quick to anger. Because of this, many feared him and to an extent even...

In this episode, just like the previous ones, we would be exploring the Igbo Alusi. Our focus in this episode is Amadioha. Amadioha, (also known as Kamalu) is a major Igbo god, considered as the god of Thunder/War. He is the most popular Igbo Deity, among all the gods in Igbo cosmology. AMADIOHA (god of thunder) belongs to the category or group of divinities which is said to manifest the wrath of...

In this episode we're still exploring the ancient igbo folk legends coalition known as Alusi in this episode. Focusing on Anyanwu in this episode. The story of Anyanwu is one of the woman who was regarded to be the sun itself walking on earth. Although there are so many tales of her, she caused a lot of people pain and scars. But yet folk tale have seen her as the perfect image of what a human sho...

Chukwu, who is the Supreme God, according to the ancient Igbos who are famous for their rich religion and cultural tradition known as Odinani, is believe to have so many children who are also gods (lesser gods) and dwell with him in the Sky. These lesser gods are known as Alusi and one of them is Ekwensu who is the focus of this episode. Have you ever wondered why Ekwensu is called the Devil? In t...