Before European colonialism, Igbo people, who shared cultural association, lived in localized societies. They were never connected under a single political system, but traditional religious practices were still abound. Igbo religion highly contributes to their views of nature. For instance, Igbo beliefs and values reflect on their worldview of the universe, ambiguous concepts they consider, the gods they depend on, and the spirits they endure to. Although, their culture is primarily agricultural-based, their cultivation greatly benefit from the Christian colonizers, who shown superiority and power to them.
