Shango is a prominent deity in the Yoruba religion, primarily worshipped in Nigeria and among the African diaspora. He is known as the god of thunder, lightning, and fire, symbolizing power and masculinity. Shango is often depicted with a double-headed axe, representing his ability to control storms and his role as a warrior. In addition to his elemental powers, Shango is associated with justice and leadership. He is revered for his ability to bring balance and order, making him a significant figure in various cultural practices, including Santería and Candomblé, where he is honored through rituals and offerings.