Both are served with chilli powder. Also boiled sweet potatoes and fermented Ghanaian dish kenkey are available. Nearby them are also tools and household equipment. Women sell foodstuffs and small meals as well as pito-beer, materials, clay pots, baskets and trinkets. Men take care of the selling of meat, clothes, tools, household equipment and living animals.
Women do shopping while men spend their time in pito-bars.
Infants and small children accompany their mothers to the market. The village of Birifoh is located between Babile and the border of Burkina Faso, about two kilometres away from the both. The closest and most important market is in Babile. The village people also visit the market in Lawra. Both men and women visit the market but women are responsible for the money.