Some traditions and practice sin tribes are very similar to each other. But in the Ijaw tribe, their practices are very distinctive. For example, death and afterlife play a big role on the traditions and customs. They believe in worshipping spirits. They believe that they are always being watched by the spirit of their ancestors. One way they celebrate their ancestors, before each meal, each person takes a small portion of their food and throws it to the ground as they call out the names of their ancestors. They care for their ancestors and celebrate them. Another way they praise their ancestors is Nduen Fobara this takes place every seven years. During this time a goat is sacrificed so their blood is showered in front of images which represent
