Uncover the rich tapestry of African Religions through a deep dive into Oza worldviews and cosmologies. This seminal work uses religious ethnography and interviews to explore the origins, ritual practices, and cultural significance of the Oza people in Nigeria. It offers critical insights into indigeneity, decolonizing knowledge, and navigating modernity’s challenges. A crucial resource for scholars, researchers, and students in India focusing on comparative religious studies, African studies, and understanding indigenous religious cultures.