'The clearing lies W.N.W. of Victoria, and N.N.W. of Bosumbo. It is distant from the sea about 7½ miles, and the altitude was laid down at 2650 feet...The settlement consists of two parallel lines of huts, four on one side facing three on the other...forming the nucleus of a single street, which runs into a steep grass-lined by-path, leading up the mountain...The only objects of remark are a few large grindstones, the dwarf trellises for gourds growing at the entrance, and in the centre, propped by other stones, a small basaltic block, hollowed out like a shallow mortar. Before our arrival M. Mann had seen the principal men busy in 'making fetish' to ward off bad luck and to keep the peace...'(Abeokuta, II, pp. 98-9)