African deities are spiritual beings revered in various African cultures and religions. They often represent natural elements, ancestors, or specific aspects of life, such as fertility, health, and protection. Each ethnic group has its own pantheon, with deities that embody their unique beliefs and traditions. Worship of these deities typically involves rituals, offerings, and ceremonies, which can vary widely among different communities. For example, the Yoruba people of Nigeria honor deities like Ogun and Yemoja, while the Akan people of Ghana worship Asase Yaa. These practices reflect the deep connection between spirituality and daily life in African societies.