"Calabash"
"Nsibidi" "Matchet"
"Big drum"
"Welcome"
"Woman"
"Two men talking" "Etak Ntaña Nsibidi —
Nsibidi's bunch of
plantains. When the "Man"
"Door" head of the house
wants plantains he
sends this sign to the "Moon"
"Gun"
head boy on the farm
"Umbrella"
"Crossbow" "Tortoise
"Toilet soap"
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