Eke Chukwu is a deity in the traditional beliefs of the Igbo people of Nigeria. He is often associated with creation and is considered a manifestation of the supreme god, Chukwu. Eke Chukwu represents the principle of life and is revered for his role in the natural world, including agriculture and fertility. In the Igbo cosmology, Eke Chukwu is linked to the earth and is celebrated during various festivals. His worship involves rituals and offerings that seek blessings for prosperity and abundance. Eke Chukwu is also symbolically connected to the Eke market day, which is significant in Igbo culture.