Adyumba

The Adyumba were a Myènè-speaking people of the lower Ogooué and its lakes. Tradition recalls their life near the river mouth, where they made canoes, wove cloth, and worked pottery. Relations with the neighbouring Orungu turned to war, and survivors under the chief Répéke fled inland towards Lake Azingo. There they established new homes in the lake country beyond the coast.

The later city of Port-Gentil lies here.