Over the years African indigenous religions have increased and diminished in regionalrnimportance according to social and political changes. One of the biggest influences on Africanrnindigenous religions has been outside cultures. In particular, both Islam and Christianity havernaffected the practice of African indigenous religions. Hoodoo is one of The African indigenousrnreligions which continued to exist in United States of America than its country of origin which isrnWest Africa. With a small number of respondents, this thesis has made an effort to explore thernchanges and continuity of Hoodoo from the writers of different articles on the internet, authorsrnof books about Hoodoo or Voodoo also former university lecturers of Nigeria. The head ofrnchancery, administrative attachÃ©, cultural issues officer and Cultural and Heritage Minister whornworked in the embassy of Nigeria in Addis Ababa were the key informants for the reputation ofrnthis thesis. For this endeavor, a qualitative method of research was emerged in order to realizernthe circumstance from the participants and key informants points of view. Beneath the qualitativernmethod, a case study was also employed as a precise technique for the research and several casernstudies was related for that purpose. In-depth interviews with article writes and interviews withrnthe key informants were conducted in order to obtain of adequate information. Alongside withrnthe interviews, that were performed documents were reviewed triangulate the data collectedrnfrom the interviewees. Findings of the study significantly reveal that Hoodoo is currentlyrndiminishing in Nigeria due to the dominant religions of the country. Yet it continues its existencernthrough different techniques in the United States of America without giving the recognition to itsrnplace of origin.rnKey words: Hoodoo, Slavery, continuity, Nigeria, Abrahamic Religions