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The importance of this book is to investigate the strength and the depth of Drama as a means of communication in African societies and also as an art form that can be used to communicate development and social change. The study was done with a view at attempting to add to the already known functions and potentials of drama. It is believed that some of the suggestions proffered in this regard might be found thought provoking enough to stimulate more studies in this noble art form so as to achieve a standard indigenous African art form that can be used to portray the culture and values of the people and also to bring development closer to the people. This is because knowledge is power, and so we must endeavor to be in total control of the form of artistic and cultural communication that can make sense to our people.