High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Pinu village is located about 90 kilometers west of Port Moresby, and an hour and half travel by road on hiritano highway. The villagers passionately call themselves 'Abadi Pinu'. The word "Abadi" refers to sole ownership or origin, and it is the name of the local language spoken by the people. Recently, the word 'Gabadi' was and is used constantly instead of Abadi; however, it must be made clear from the outset that 'Gabadi', was used by interpretors who accompanied the colonial administrators during that period. The interpretors were mainly motu speaking people from Hanuabada hence, the vocabulary, and mispronunciation thereon. Consequently, the word Gabadi was printed and recorded instead of Abadi. Therefore, the proper name to use to identify the people is Abadi. Finally, the word "Pinu" refers to a transit village located on the mouth of Aroa river, which they last settled during their migration before moving to the current location....

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