Sango is a popular deity in the Yoruba religion, primarily worshipped in southwestern Nigeria. He is known as the god of thunder, lightning, and fire, often associated with power and justice. Sango is depicted as a strong and charismatic figure, wielding a double-headed axe that symbolizes his control over thunder and lightning. In addition to his role as a warrior and protector, Sango is also celebrated for his connection to fertility and prosperity. His followers often perform rituals and festivals in his honor, seeking his blessings for strength and success in their endeavors. Sango's influence extends beyond the Yoruba culture, impacting various Afro-Caribbean religions, such as Santería and Candomblé.