⚔️ GODDESS OYA⚔️

Oyá is a revered goddess in both Igbo and Yoruba cultures, although her roles and significance differ slightly between the two traditions.

*Igbo Culture:*
In Igbo culture, Oyá is known as Ọyā (pronounced "oh-yah") and is revered as a powerful goddess of:
- Storms and wind
- Fertility …

OYA is also worshiped in different countries in west Africa 

- *Nigeria*: Oya is an Orisha of the Yoruba people and Igbo people, an ethnic group from West Africa, and is worshipped in Nigeria, Benin, and Togo.
- *Benin*: Oya is also worshipped in Benin and Togo, where the Yoruba people are also located.
- *Brazil*:…

Oyá (also spelled Oya) is a revered goddess in Igbo mythology, originating from the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. She is the goddess of storms, wind, and change, often depicted as a powerful and fierce woman wielding a sword or spear.

In Igbo culture, Oyá is associated with the elements of air and water, …

Oya is associated with several animals, including:

1. Lionesses: Symbolizing her strength, courage, and fierce protection of her people.
2. Snakes: Representing transformation, renewal, and her connection to the earth and natural cycles.
3. Buffalo: Embodying her powerful and unstoppable force, as well as her abil…

Here are some characteristics of Oya:

- Strength and Resilience: Oya is known for her unwavering strength and ability to weather any storm.

- Fierce Protector: She is a fierce protector of her people and will stop at nothing to defend them.

- Passionate and Determined: Oya is a passionate and determined goddess …