How do different African cultures view the concept of a higher power or deity?

How do different African cultures view the concept of a higher power or deity?

African cultures exhibit diverse beliefs in higher powers or deities. 
Many have a polytheistic outlook, with various gods associated with natural elements, ancestors, or spirits. 
Ancestor veneration is common, emphasizing a connection between the living and the deceased. 
Higher power is natural to African culture, we have been with them and they have been with us from time immemorial.
We believe higher power are there to guide us in our daily lives while we in return venerate them to smoothen the relationship so that they can continue to guide us.

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