Moutema​

Before entering the path of self-knowledge, he lived a meaningless and materialistic life that left him feeling empty. Everything began to shift when he encountered the Bwiti tradition, where he was given the name Nnem Nzame, also known as Moutema. Through this ancestral path, he was able to face his shadow to harmonize it with his light becoming the man he is today.

Over the past five years, he has accompanied hundreds of people on journeys into their inner worlds, helping them discover who they truly are and find peace within themselves through the tools of the Bwiti tradition.

"Akiba Traditional Therapies was born from my own journey, a safe space where I now offer the tools and experiences that helped me heal and transform my life."

Pindi

Pindi, by his initiated name, was born in Gabon into a family practicing the Bwiti tradition. Initiated at the age of seven into the Dissumba Fang branch, his path later led him to be initiated into other Bwiti rites, including Missoko.

From an early age, he has lived within these rites and drawn nourishment from their ancestral teachings. Today, he is one of their guardians.

A Nganga and a Beti, Pindi has been guiding and supporting people for over five years through retreats based on traditional methods, which he applies throughout the therapeutic process.

He works with issues such as family trauma, health challenges, addictions, psychological difficulties, and above all with spiritual awakening, the search for self, and reconnection with the ancestors and ancestral lineage.

Mabondo

Born in Gabon, Mabondo grew up immersed in the ancestral Bwiti tradition, passed down by her parents (Bwiti Fang) and elders (Missoko). She was introduced to sacred songs, dances, and rituals, which she had the honor of sharing around the world with the family troupe Mbeng-Ntam.

Today, she accompanies women on a path of reconnection, healing, and awakening through N'zimba and Hindo rituals. She opens sacred spaces to connect with lineage, free expression, strengthen self-confidence, and celebrate feminine power.

N'zimba is a ceremony of connection to ancestors, liberation of speech, and inner alignment, carried through sacred sounds, song, and dance.

Hindo is a sacred women’s circle offering a space for sharing, transmission, and collective healing through women’s voices and songs.

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"My intention is to transmit the wisdom of Bwiti in alignment with tradition, guiding each woman toward clarity, peace, and deep joy."