Sango, the god of thunder of the Yoruba, a people of Southwest Nigeria has again displayed his might and ubiquity; it has visited California in the U.S to kill a top bank executive among others.
A California bank executive has been identified as the third person killed in a lightning strike near the White House last week.
Brooks Lambertson, a 29-year-old Los Angeles-based vice president at City National Bank, was identified by DC police as the third fatality from Thursday night’s strike.
It was intially reported that lighting struck 4 people in Lafayette Park, yards from the White House fence, and they were all in critical condition.
Two later died. They were identified as James Mueller, 76, and Donna Mueller, 75, childhood sweethearts from Wisconsin who were in the capital celebrating their 56th wedding anniversary when cameras caught a huge bolt striking a tree near where they were.
Brooks, the third victim has now passed on. The fourth person struck by lightning is still in critical condition.
City National Bank said Sunday August 7, that it was "devastated to learn of the sudden death of one of our colleagues.
"Our thoughts and condolences are with his loving family, his many friends and our colleagues. His joyful spirit will live on in our hearts," the bank said.
Brooks Lambertson previously worked as a marketing manager for the LA Clippers and was in DC for business when he was struck.
Sango is a dreadful deity worshipped by the Yorubas and it is believed that it could be invoked to trace out and kill for larceny and other crimes.
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