Odenigbo is a traditional title among the Igbo people of Nigeria, often associated with wisdom and leadership. The title is typically bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated significant contributions to their community, particularly in areas such as education, governance, or social development. Odenigbo serves as a mark of respect and recognition within the Igbo culture. In addition to its cultural significance, Odenigbo can also refer to a character in literature, notably in Chinua Achebe's novel "Anthills of the Savannah." This character embodies the qualities of an Odenigbo, representing the ideals of integrity and moral responsibility in the face of societal challenges.