The Yoruba people think of Olorun Olodumare (God) as the creator of nature and the whole universe, He created divinities that act as intermediaries between Him and human beings, and these are referred to as deities.

Ogun was a warrior and a powerful spirit of iron in Yoruba mythology. He is one of the earliest divinities that was said to have descended from the sky. Ogun is a very popular and feared god among the Yoruba pantheon of gods, and he’s widely known as “Ogun Onire”.

On the other hand, Orò is a powerful deity popularly known for bull-roaring and justice. Oro Festival is an event celebrated by towns and settlements of Yoruba origin.

Firstly, this course is 2 in 1… In the first section, we shall be diving into the Story of Orisha Ogun in Yoruba Land. Also, in the second section, we shall be talking about Orisha Oro in Yoruba Land - The stories of these two great deities are discussed in details in this course.

This Course is one of its kinds. It has been done a digital book format that give a great sense of realism to audience and to the listeners of the story. Oh! It just so amazing…

More so, the digital book has been divided into chapters to make navigation easy and also deliver great listening enjoyment. It has different chapters such as Meaning of Deity, Ogun as a Deity in Yoruba Land, Oro as a deity in Yoruba Land, The importance of these Deities in Yoruba Mythology, Glossary page etc.

Ultimately, it has been subtitled in English Language. This will give people that do not understand Yoruba Language a great privilege to listen and understand the story fully well.

If you are really looking for the undiluted story of Orisha Ogun and Orisha Oro in Yoruba Land; then this is a great shot for you. See you inside…