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The Igbos constitute one of the major tribes in Nigeria and occupy the present south-eastern states of Nigeria, namely: Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo; in addition a large concentration of them are found in Delta and Rivers States. Naturally the Igbos are republican, because of the absence of centralized governmental system. Hence Afigbo (1973) describe the system as village republics, as opposed to the presidential monarchy practiced in few communities like Bini or Igala kingdoms that share boundaries with them. Notwithstanding the differences in nomenclatures across communities in Igbo land, the guiding philosophies and measures in social control and order are same.

An Assessment of the Traditional Penal Code for Adultery and the Operations of Women's Rights Instruments Among the Igbos, in South-Eastern Nigeria