Ngai is a term used in various African cultures, particularly among the Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania. It refers to a supreme deity or god, often associated with creation and the natural world. Ngai is believed to be a powerful and benevolent figure who oversees the well-being of the community and the land. In Maasai tradition, Ngai is often linked to the sky and is thought to reside on the mountain known as Mount Kenya. The Maasai people express their reverence through rituals, prayers, and offerings, seeking Ngai's guidance and blessings for their livestock and crops.