Education is one of the major foundations in African societies. In the sense that his relationship with orality creates the conditions for socialization of the child in a traditional Moaaga environment. From family development to the adult phase through initiations, the child rubs shoulders with various stages of life. These family, community or clan ties create a kind of symbiosis for his upbringing. Traditional education aims to make the child acquire social, cultural and ethical values. These values constitute an immense treasure transmitted from generation to generation by word, action, oral tradition. Based on these values, one wonders how this socialization of the child manifests itself in the traditional Moaaga environment? Does oral tradition contribute to this education? It is around these questions that we will address the manifestation of traditional education in the Moaaga environment on the one hand and on the other in its relationship with oral tradition.
Keywords: Education, oral tradition, child, African
