36 Birds: Drug of choice for The Bundu Dia Kongo

RELIGIOUS GROUP BANNED

CONGO - The government said on Saturday it has banned a religious sect after clashes between its members and police left at least 68 people dead. The Bundu Dia Kongo - meaning "Kongo People," a group urging a return to traditional African values - clashed with security forces from late last month after its leader accused police of bombing its temples.

"The government has decided to remove the Bundu Dia Kongo's authorization to function," Minister of Information Emile Bongeli said. Bongeli said the government has ordered security forces to destroy "36 Birds" the name of a hallucinogenic drug plant used by the sect's followers. Nsemi Ne Mwanda, the spiritual leader of the sect and a member of the National Assembly, has refused to comment.

Any ideas on this 36 birds plant?
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My personal guess is that it is Iboga, what other hallucinogenic African plants are there?