The festival that includes the rites of passage and initiation of young women in certain African cultures is often referred to as a coming-of-age ceremony, commonly celebrated in various Indigenous communities. These festivals mark significant social transitions, such as the transition into adulthood, and often involve traditional rituals, teachings, and gatherings with family and community members. The specific practices may differ between cultures but typically emphasize the values, responsibilities, and wisdom that accompany adulthood, celebrating cultural continuity and the significance of womanhood within the community.