Abassi: Nigerian creator God; Lord of the sky
Abuk: Garden Goddess
Achimi: Buffalo Goddess
Adro: Evil half of the god Adroa
Adroa: Creator God of heaven and earth. God of lugbara, believed to be good and evil
Age: Anonymous God
Aho-Njoku: Goddess of Yams
Ajok: Chief God of the Lutuko tribe; God of rain and resurrection
Akongo: Creator God
Ala: Earth Mother Goddess of fertility and death
Alouroua: Creator God of the Baules
Amma: Supreme Dogon God who created the sun and the moon
Anansi: Spider Trickster God
Andriamahilala: First woman who populated the earth
Andriambahomanani: First male who along with Andriamahilala populated the earth
Andumbulu: Spirit of the underworld
Anotchi: Medicine Man
Asa: Protective God
Atai: Nigerian Creator Goddess
Azra’il: God of death
Badimo: Secret Shaman Society God
Banga: God of clear waters
Bomazi: Ancestral deity of the Congo
Bumba: God of vomit
Cagn: Shape-changing god
Cghene: Supreme God
Chango: African Yoruban orisha of fire, thunder, lightning, rain and masculine fertility. He symbolises truth,courage and intelligence. He is symbol for the element of fire
Chiuta: “Great Bow of Heaven”; The Creator
Chuku: Major God of the Ibu people
Da: Great snake who coils around the earth
Deng: Sky God. He is associated with rain, birth and fertility
Domfe: God of rain/water and wind
Dongo: Thunder God
Dubiaku: Only mortal to outwit death
Dxui: Supreme Creator God
Dziva: “The Deceiver”; A goddess who is caring and compassionate however she is known for her quick turns
Ebore: Sky God
Edinkira: Tree goddess
Egungun-oya: Goddess of divination
En-Kai: Maasai Rain God
Enekpe: Goddess of fate
Eseasar: Earth Goddess
Esu: Yoruban god of watchfulness and trickster god
Fa: God of destiny and fate
Faro: God who got himself pregant by rocking the universe
Gamab: God of life, death and seasonal renewal
Gaunab: “The Evil One”; This god is responsible for all the misfortune, disease and death
Ghekre: Monkey God
Gu: God of tools
Haitse-aibeb: Nature God
Haiuri: Half a god; This god has only one ear, eye, arm and leg
Hare: Trickster rabbit
Huntin: Tree spirit
Hyel: Supreme God
Iamanjie: Mother of waters and childbirth
Imana: Creator God who tried to save men from their deaths
Itherther: Buffalo god brothers
Iyakare: God who has very long arms so as to distance himself from humanity
Jok: Rain God
Jouk: Creator God
Kaang: Creator God of the Botswana Bushmen
Kabundungulu: Heroic twin brother God
Kaka-guie: Dealing God
Kalumba: Creator God; He built the road to heaven
Kanu: Creator God of the Baga
Katonda: God of bureaucracy
Khakhabaisaywa: “The One on High”; Creator God
Khonvoum: East african God
Khuzwane: Remote God
Kintu: Husband’s of Ngai’s daughter
Kwoth: Unseen God
Legba: Trickster God of language and destiny
Leza: Weather God
Libanza: Creator God
Maori: Creator God from Zimbabwe
Massassi: The first woman who was created by Maori
Massim-biambe: God of reincarnation
Mawu-lisa: Mawu was the female moonly side and Lisa the male sunny side of a two sided god
Mbaba-mwanna-waresa: Goddess of Beer
Mbere: Creator God; Believed to be connected to mebere
Mboya: Wife of Nzame
Mebege: Creator God
Mebere: Aspect of Nzame
Minga-bengale: God of hunting
Morongo: Second woman; She was created by Moari to stop Mwuetsi complaining
Muluku: God of creation
Mulungu: Supreme being who is equated with God
Musso-koroni: Goddess of Discord and Hassle
Mwuetsi: The first man created by Moari
Nana: Earth Goddess. Mother of Omolu
Nana-buluku: Fon God
Nasilele: Wife of Nyambi:
Ndriananahary: “Life comes from me”; Supreme Creator God
Neiterogob: Earth Goddess
Ngewo-wa: African Creator God
Nimba: Baga Goddess of Fertility
Njambi: God who rules through spiritual wisdom
Nkwa: Another side of Nzame
Nommo: Mysterious multiplying god twins
Nyalitch: Dinka Supreme God; Sky and Rain god
Nyambe: This god planted the tree of life in his garden
Nzambi: Bisexual creator god. He is associated with the sky and mother earth
Nyame: Emergency substitute god
Nyankopon: African Sky God
Nyiko: Heroic Spider God
Nyokonan: Father of Nyiko who expelled him from heaven after his son had liasons with his mother
Obassi-osaw: A God who provided mankind with all things except fire
Obatala: Creator God who was commissioned to build the earth
Obumo: Thunder God. He is the creator of all things and a supreme deity
Odomankomo: Asante Creator
Oduduwa: Creator of Earth
Ogo: Trickster God of the Dogon people
Ogun: God of metalwork
Olokun: God/Goddess of the sea
Olorun: God of peace and justice
Omumborombonga: Primordial Tree
Oromila: God of divinity
Oshe: God of thunder and lightning
Oshun:Yoruban orisha of love, sexuality, beauty and diplomacy. Wife of Chango; Patroness of the Oshun river
Oshossi: Yoruban god of the forest and hunting. He is symbolised by a bow
Oya: Yoruban warrior orisha of the wind. She is symbolic of the winds of change. She symbolises transformations, power, action, life and vivacity. Wife of Chango
Pemba: Brother of Faro
Quamta: Supreme God of the Xhosa people
Rada: Leading God of Voodoo
Rugaba: Aloof God who rules through spiritual division
Ruwa: God of the Djaga Tribe
Sakarabru: God of medicine, justice and retribution
Shadipinyi: Namibian Evil God of drunken behaviour
Shakpana: God who inflicts smallpox or madness
Shango: Nigerian God of thunder and hunting
She: God of thunder and war
Soko: Supreme God of the Nupe
Somtup: God spirit; He looks after male initiations and rites of passage
Sudika-mbambi: Twin brother of Kabundungulu
Tore: God of woods, animals and hunting
Uhlanga: Goddess of the swamp
Umvelinqangi: Creator God; Primarily of the thunder and earthquake aspects
Unkulunkulu: Supreme God
Uwolowa: Sky god and creator of everything (including those of the minor gods)
Wak: Ethopian God who dwells in the clouds. Supreme and benefactor God
Were: Creator God. Giver of life and cause of death
Woyengi: Goddess who descended to earth of a bolt of lightning
Wulbari: Another God who was annoyed at human behaviour
Wuni: Creator God. Shaper of destiny
Yansan: She is the Goddess Oya, however, when things have turned quiet, she becomes Yansan, the goddess of wind
Yasigi: Goddess of dancing, beer and masks
Yeban: Spirit of the Underworld
Yemonja: One of the great african goddesses. Daughter of the sea, also known as “Mama Watta” or “mother of the waters”
Yurugu: God of chaos
Zanahary: Bisexual God of Sky and Earth