Kịrịkẹ – English

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Traditional chasing game is held in the market square during the evening just before the evening market when new corn appears. A chaser holds two 3ft bamboo sticks (agbagba) with which he is aided to corner his captive. The chased hold in their hands horns with openings on the body for blowing as bugle. Each captive pays a fine. At the close of each days game, all fines are collected and used in buying sugar cane or cigarette or fruits for consumption lit. racing by masquerading