they train an négro-African ethnicity whom one finds today in central Africa. They are approximately 500,000 Gabon, either 30% of the population, and 600,000 in Equatorial Guinea, or 70% of the population. There are also Fang minorities in Cameroun, in Congo-Brazzaville, and Sao Divide into volumes-and-Principle. The languages fangs are declined in several dialects and Creoles. In Gabon, the fang group is an important fringe of the 60 ethnos groups which compose the nation. Its geographical surface extends from the northern part of Gabon in the center. The cohesion of Fang is maintained via the legal companies and nun such as the so” and the "" ngil "". The Fang young people were initiated at the time of the marriage to the "" so "" and the family worship of the "" biyeri "" or worship of the ancestors which was accompanied by a theatrical dance of deaths. Each head of the family preserved in his box one limps in bark containing the bones of the ancestors. Heads or statuettes were worked to surmount these limp.”