Nagumi language

Nagumi, also known as Ngong (Gong, Puuri) and Mbama (Bama), is an extinct Jarawan language of the North Province of Cameroon.

History By 1910, Nagumi was "mostly forgotten"; F. Strümpell could only collect a few words from an old blind man in Alhajin Galibu. H. Baudelaire also collected numerals in Nagumi from 1 to 10. By 1983, Nagumi was extinct. Ngong had only two fluent speakers in 1974.

Classification Nagumi is classified as an independent member of the Jarawan language family.