This collection of essays is written by contributors from across various academic disciplines law, philosophy, sociology, history, literature, political science and computer science, and various professionals judges, artists, educators and politicians. The book explores in-depth Yoruba culture, tradition and religion; gender issues in African traditional religions; comparative religion; character, ethics and morality in Yoruba philosophy; law and freedom of association; land tenure and title in Nigeria; perspectives on law and religion; administration of justice; African metaphysic; primal status of Ifa as a traditional religion; and language, culture, arts in preserving heritage.