From January to April, food is abundant, the people are healthy, physical labour is very little, and there is a great deal or idle time. During this time, the dance performed is called "RUMA". The number of drums used during this dance is four. The biggest drum is called "Dugye" (sometimes also called "Lari Endre" ‘the mother drum’), the medium size drum is called Ruma, from which the dance takes its name, and the two small high pitched drums are called "Lari Ngwa" ‘Children of the Drum’.