If she remains with her father, her daughters stay with her, but her sons join their fathers at a young age. Bobo Fing social structure is relatively democratic without rigid classes. However, slavery was once present in the area, and despised castes of blacksmiths and leather workers still exist. Their society is patrilineal , with lines of descent and inheritances traced through the males. Private property is passed to the eldest son, and household property, to the father's younger brother.
Married sons live in the household of their fathers.
In return, the spirit gives the worship to the supreme god. There is religious freedom in C te d'Ivoire, and the government is sympathetic to missions activity. Currently, one missions agency is working among the Bobo Fing. Prayer for the leadership of the Church and the spiritual growth of believers is an important priority. Prayer Points Ask the Lord of the harvest to send missionaries to work among the Bobo Fing.