Also known as the Galeb or Geleb, this tribe lives just north of Kenya’s Lake Turkana.  Their neighboring tribe is the Turkana people.  The Daasanech are pastoralists (cattle herders), but due to the harsh territory, they have moved south to grow crops and fish.  The tribesman for meat, milk and clothing uses cattle.  Often their cattle die from disease and drought.  For the reason that they inhabit inhospitable environment the Daasanech are the poorest tribes in the Omo Valley. Because the Daasanech people come from multiple ethnic groups, both men and women must agree to be circumcised. There are eight clans that make up the Daasanech tribe, each having its own name they are the Elele, Inkabelo, Inkoria, Koro, Naritch, Oro, Randal and the Ri’ele.  Each clan is defined by its territory with the Inkabelo being the wealthiest.