@isokotalkingtv: According to Owhe tradition, once the IGBU begin carrying the casket, it is believed that the spirit of the departed OSEWHO leads the movement. That is why sometimes you will see them running, stopping suddenly, or changing direction. In some cases, the casket pauses in front of elders, relatives, or people the deceased knew during his lifetime as a sign of greeting and final respect according to tradition. This is one of the unique cultural beliefs and practices of the Owhe people during the burial rites of an OSEWHO. Culture speaks in different ways, and every community has its own tradition. If you are Isoko, comment where you are from and tell us how your people perform theirs in your community. #IsokoTalkingTV #OwheTradition #IsokoCulture #IGBU