The liver is one of the principal organs in the body and is involved in synthesis, metabolism, storage and detoxification. 1 It's role in the metabolism of xenobiotics makes it particularly susceptible to severe toxicities which are often in form of circulatory, neoplastic, and microbial insults. 2,3 Diseases of the liver are widespread and lead to a lot of deaths worldwide. These diseases are predominantly hepatitis due to viral infections, alcohol-mediated liver injury, liver cirrhosis and liver cells carcinoma. 3,4 Adequate therapeutic measures are hence required to reduce the incidence and associated deaths. Orthodox drugs available for the management of liver diseases usually predispose to adverse effects especially after prolonged use. 5 In addition, due to high cost; they are often not easily accessed by rural dwellers. 6 Hence, newer therapeutic options that are more accessible and affordable with fewer side effects have been sought for by studying medicinal plants. 6,7 Andropogon gayanus Kunth also known as Gamba grass in English is a widely accessible and used plant medicine of the Poaceae family. It is a nutritive forage 8 locally known as Gamba or Tsaure and Eruwa ako among the Hausa and Yourba natives of Nigeria respectively.