From May to August, when there is a great deal of agricultural economic activities, the dancing is called "DEGO". The number of drums used during this dance is one "Dugye" and two small "lari ngwa". With the peoples' strength sapped by the heavy labours and the assumed or real scarcity of food, the movements or this dance begin slow in relation to the rhythm or the songs which is also slow. The movements progress to Ngala when the movements and steps become considerably quicker and faster. "DEGO" dances are infrequent and do not last a complete night.