In our last episode, we introduced to you the revered African god of justice who spoke through thunder, Amadioha (Africa’s own Thor). And we got to know how humans especially the ancient Igbos perceived him and related with him. He was the punisher, who served out hard justice to the people who did wrong, and was believed to be quick to anger. Because of this, many feared him and to an extent even worshipped him in order to show their allegiance and be on his good side. In his later years, Amadioha was said to have built the great fortress city of Uturu to how it is today, in Isikwuato. You can listen to this episode of Story of the gods on Jamit.fm

Amadioha: The Rise and Fall

Story Of The gods

Story of the gods is an audio experience creatively created to reverberate traditions, customs, morals and lessons from African tales, passed down by our forefathers; not just how-to, but how not to. At the helm as Narrator is OLAWOYIN Olamide Samuel, regarded for his powerful voice and engaging storytelling skill. Story of the gods take listeners on an unprecedented sensational journey of storytelling with a deep note signature sound which draws the audience into the middle of the story while learning from heroic displays, mistakes of people that have once had mastery of the brown sand that we call home now.

In our last episode, we introduced to you the revered African god of justice who spoke through thunder, Amadioha (Africa’s own Thor). And we got to know how humans especially the ancient Igbos perceived him and related with him.
He was the punisher, who served out hard justice to the people who did wrong, and was believed to be quick to anger. Because of this, many feared him and to an extent even worshipped him in order to show their allegiance and be on his good side.
In his later years, Amadioha was said to have built the great fortress city of Uturu to how it is today, in Isikwuato.
You can listen to this episode of Story of the gods on Jamit.fm