Islamic mosques have been set up in towns and villages, and people regularly go there to worship. They adhere to the basic duties of Islam, which include praying, fasting, and giving alms to the poor. They believe that spirits hover in and around their villages doing, good or evil to those who deserve it. The deceased are said to become spirits that lurk about the Landoma, watching their activities. The villagers believe that if these spirits are not properly appeased, they cause sickness or disease.
Guinea is a very poor nation and food is often scarce.
Those who can educate the farmers in modern agricultural techniques are desperately needed. Schools, materials, and qualified teachers are needed throughout the region. Perhaps Christian teachers will have the greatest opportunity to live and work among this tribe. Spiritually, the Landoma also have many needs. There is only one missions agency targeting this tribe and their resources are limited.