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Olokun is a major sea deity in Yoruba and Edo religion, representing the ruler of the ocean and its riches a role spiritually parallel to Umalokun in Itsekiri belief, as both functioned as powerful water spirits governing the sea and its resources in pre-Christian spiritual systems. Eyo Olokun masquerades at the Eyo Festival in Lagos, Nigeria Photo credit: Slashme.

Olokun is a major sea deity in Yoruba and Edo religion, representing the ruler of the ocean and its riches a role spiritually parallel to Umalokun in Itsekiri belief, as both functioned as powerful water spirits governing the sea and its resources in pre-Christian spiritual systems. Eyo Olokun masquerades at the Eyo Festival in Lagos, Nigeria Photo credit: Slashme.
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TypePhotograph · image/jpeg
CreditSlashme
Added22 January 2026
Dimensions500 × 416
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