Held every first 'Ihigile market day' in September, the seventh moon 'Oya' in the Igede calendar; thanksgiving for a good harvest and the beginning of the planting season; pounded yam, music and dancing; awards for farmers with the largest farms or biggest yams; male children gather at the father's round hut (ugara), wives and daughters in the senior wife's hut; 'a time of peace, reconciliation and sharing'.