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ZẹẹmẹFemale figure from Oke Onigbin, Shango Shrine.jpg
English: Female Figure, Yoruba peoples, Igbomina region, Nigeria, Late 19th to mid-20th century, Wood, paint, beads. Whether going to market or participating in a religious procession, people in most of Africa traditionally carry loads atop their heads. This depiction of a bowl carrier or arugba is from a shrine dedicated to the god Shango in the village of Oke Onigbin. Shango, the god of thunder, punishes wrongdoers and rewards the devout by giving them children. This woman is a devotee, humble before her god and waiting to bear the god's thunderbolts in the form of Neolithic stone axes.
nado má – nado yi, bo má podọ nado ze azọ́n lọ do jẹhọnmẹ
nado wludopọ – nado yíi zán po azọ́n devo po
To nubiọtomẹsi he bọdego ehelẹ glọ:
Mẹhe tindo e – A dona na sisi he jẹ, bo wleawuna notẹn intẹnẹt tọn dé na gbedewema lọ, bo sọ dohia eyin diọdo dé ko wá aimẹ. A sọgan wamọ to aliho he sọgbe depope mẹ, ṣigba e ni ma taidi dọ gbedewema-namẹtọ lọ nagbe we kavi zan we blo.
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