After that, whenever they three and others met to talk in palaver (council) the three sat together on the highest seats. Were they equal? Yes, they were equal.
TALE 6
Agĕnda: Rat’s Play on a Name
Persons
| Njĕgâ (Leopard) Ntori (Rat) | Rângi (Frog) Igâmbâ (Crab) |
- Njĕgâ (Leopard)
- Ntori (Rat)
- Rângi (Frog)
- Igâmbâ (Crab)
NOTE
In native African etiquette, a company of persons is saluted with the use of the verb in the plural; but only the oldest, or the supposed leader, if his name is known, is mentioned by name.