Nago
The Nago Loa originates from Yorubaland which encompasses Benin, Nigeria and Togo.
Inhabitants of the aforementioned worship Ogun.
Ogun is an Orisha and embodies the spirit of a warrior, metalwork, rum and rum making. He is otherwise known as the god of iron.
Sacrifices of male animals can be made to Ogun and he is fed Acaçá; a ritual meal made of mashed corn steamed in banana leaves. Another option of a meal prepared for Ogun is a stew including beans, beef and pork.
In Haitian Voudoun, Ogun is called Ogou. One of his duties is to guard the sacred altar of the Vodoun temple.