Ayò Olọ́pọ́n is a traditional game of strategy and math. This African game set is designed with a long, narrow piece of carved hardwood bearing a few pods on each side. It's known in other African/diasporic cultures, too, called Ayò Olọ́pọ́n in Yoruba, Oware in Twi, Nchorokoto/Nchọ/Ókwè in Igbo, Ise in Edo, Awele in Ivory Coast, Wari in Mali, Ouri/Ouril/ Uril in Cape Verde, and Warri in the Caribbean. Both children and adults can play Ayò as a unique form of relaxation, and it is probably one of the oldest games on the continent.
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