The Attah of Igala is the traditional ruler of the Igala people, an ethnic group located in Nigeria's Kogi State. This title is significant in the region, symbolizing leadership, culture, and heritage. The Attah plays a crucial role in the governance and social structure of the Igala community, overseeing local customs and traditions. The Attah's palace serves as a center for cultural activities and decision-making. The position is often hereditary, passed down through royal lineage, and the Attah is respected as a custodian of the Igala history and values. The role also involves engaging with other traditional rulers and government officials to promote the interests of the Igala people.