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Culture / Re: Black Race, IQ, Intelligence And Eugenics. by AkanIgbo: 4:29am On Jul 04, 2015 |
pleep: Maybe next time before you make broad sweeping generalizations; you could take a few seconds to dig up some facts to back up your statements. Your statements about poor African American women on welfare, didn't point out two basic facts; not all poor African American women have children nor are they all on welfare. You also failed to mention that the vast majority of Black women in America are middle class. And it is the middle class Black people that have the majority of the children; which is why the standard of living for African Americans is so high. http://blackdemographics.com/households/african-american-income/ Another thing that you didn't point out is that welfare benefits in the USA includes unemployment benefits; which are benefits that the government provides to you when you lose your employment via layoff or whatever. The poor black women on welfare that spoke of could actually be laid off of their jobs, which is totally different than just women on welfare that you are seem to be talking about. There are about 23.5 million African American women in the USA. Only about 3-4 million of them are on any kind of government assistance, but like I stated some of that assistance is actually unemployment benefits; so a lot of those women were working but got laid off during the big USA recession about 6 years ago. http://www.statisticbrain.com/welfare-statistics/ If anything by using your logic; you showed that middle class African American women have very high IQ's and since they produce the majority of African American children; so that defeats the whole notion of intelligent Black people being bred out. Here are some facts: 57% of all African American women have attended college; and 22% of African American women have college degrees. http://blackdemographics.com/black-women-statistics/ So how exactly are intelligent Black people being bred out? That is nonsense. A couple of other facts; African Americans have 107 Colleges and Universities of their own in the USA. The 107 college and universities are mostly universities founded by Black people after slavery ended in the USA. Here is a list of just the Historically Black Colleges in the USA: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_historically_black_colleges_and_universities Those Black Universities have law schools, medical schools, engineering schools, business schools etc. In fact there are still 4 Black medical schools in the USA that turn out Black doctors every year; there used to be more Black medical schools than that, before desegregation. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2569729/ African Americans also attend White universities in the USA. African American women are the largest part of the student body in all Historically Black Colleges. And women of all colors are the largest part of the student bodies in every college in the USA, whether it be Black or White University. http://www.forbes.com/sites/ccap/2012/02/16/the-male-female-ratio-in-college/ I think the IQ study is complete nonsense. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: 10 African Inventions That Changed The World. by AkanIgbo: 9:23pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Radoillo: Like this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XUPZokMb6A 1 Like 1 Share |
Culture / Re: Afro American Migration To The Motherland by AkanIgbo: 4:30am On Jun 28, 2015 |
muafrika: I understand what you are saying, but people in other countries are from different ethnic groups too; but they learn to put their dislikes for each other behind them in order to advance as a group. And advancement as a group usually means taking advantage of Black people, who for whatever reason will never come together even when we are being enslaved and murdered. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Afro American Migration To The Motherland by AkanIgbo: 4:27am On Jun 28, 2015 |
Rivertemz: A good example of African-Americans migrating to the continent is the History of Ghana. Since independence the country of Ghana has went out and actively sought African Americans to do business with and to immigrate to Ghana. WEB Dubois immigrated to Ghana. He was one of America's great Civil Rights leaders. African Americans have been visiting and immigrating to Ghana for a very long time. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Afro American Migration To The Motherland by AkanIgbo: 4:29pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
AAinEqGuinea: Again you are generalizing about Africans Americans. African Americans obviously care about each other, because they learned that they had to work together to gain their human rights in their own land. They worked together to build their own universities. They worked together to enter into the trades and the professions and to build their own business. Hell it is the African American civil rights struggles that have allowed Africans from the Continent to immigrate to the USA for school and employment; so African Americans do care about people and they do care about their culture, which is why they are outraged at the continued racism against them in the land that their ancestors built. Now if you want to talk about who doesn't care then you don't have to go around the Globe; you don't have to look any further than Sub Saharan continental Africa. The leadership in those countries continue to make the Europeans and the Asians rich, while continuing to keep their own citizens living in poverty. The leadership of those countries still value the Europeans and even the Arabs and now the Chinese over their own Black people. Don't get me started; but after hundreds of years of enslaving their own people for sale to the Europeans and then being enslaved by the Europeans in their own land (call it colonization if makes you feel better), you would think that our people in Africa would have had enough and demand some changes from their greedy ass corrupt so called leadership. But no. A bunch of folks are still too caught up in a bunch of petty tribal crap and they and we as a people fall further and further behind the rest of the World. On a side note; why do Black people around the World always try to find divide in one another; rather than coming together as a people and realizing that the rest of World see us as a bunch of Niggers and just want to exploit us. Just that alone should be reason enough for all of us to come together as a people and work towards and for our own interests. To utilize our own professionals. To build our own business. To rebuild our own ancestral homelands. To embrace and respect one another; but instead of that we are reduced to the Igbos don't like Yorubans. The Nigerians don't like the Ghanans. The Kenyans don't like the Somalis. Nigerians don't like African Americans. News flash: many African Americans have roots in Nigeria, so if Nigerians don't like African Americans that means that Nigerians don't like themselves. 5 Likes 1 Share |
Culture / Re: Afro American Migration To The Motherland by AkanIgbo: 10:22pm On Jun 26, 2015 |
AAinEqGuinea: I don't think that you know the hearts and minds of most African Americans to be making a blanket statement about them not caring about Africa. Every major university in America teaches about Africa and Africans; including Historically Black Universities, of which many African Americans attend. There are 107 Historically Black Universities in the USA and countless other State and private universities all throughout the USA that teaches African Culture and history. If you are saying that most African Americans don't know much about Africa then that is a different statement. It is a true statement, because most African Americans probably don't know much about Africa. Then again most Africans probably don't know much about America and African Americans. So a better statement is that both groups don't know each other; and that is the fault of the Africans, because they are the ones that warred on the ancestors of African Americans and sold them into slavery. And with the exception of Ghana, Benin and a Chieftan in Cameroon; none of the other African nations have even bothered to apologize for the role of their ancestors in the slave trade. http://www.theroot.com/articles/history/2014/06/why_won_t_the_united_states_apologize_for_slavery.html http://exposingbimbia..com/p/related-works.html Many African Americans have and continue to trace their roots through DNA testing. There are a lot of companies in the USA that cater to this, including a company called African Ancestry. That is what that company does; it traces the ancestry of African Americans. http://www.africanancestry.com/assets/img/testimonials/uploads/w06xjgvifbk8cgcs40.pdf So your statements probably need to be revised. On a side note; there is a reason why the modern country of Cameroon made a statement on slavery. DNA testing is showing that a lot of African Americans have roots Cameroon among the Tikar Bamilieke, Bamoun, Fang, Hausa and the Fulani of Cameroon. African Americans have been visiting Cameroon as tourists to see the slave port of Bimbia. Another thing that you might not know is that African Americans have been immigrating to Ghana in record numbers. Those tourists and immigrants are probably why Ghana and eventually Cameroon are likely to have economic growth spurts in the coming years. Other countries to watch for are the two Congos, Angola and Gabon. A lot of African Americans are tracing their roots to those countries too. http://afkinsider.com/29041/african-americans-visiting-moving-ghana-record-numbers/ |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 4:38am On May 29, 2015 |
TheDauraMallam: First of all the clown OP linked my screen name to some kind of ridiculous thread regarding some hermaphrodite. I have no idea why he would pull such a juvenile prank; and I assumed that he had to be a gay man, because no straight grown man would do such a stupid thing. So you should ask him, because I didn't even realize that we had spilled into another thread. That is why the replies seem so disjointed; because they are due to the OP being a clown and linking me in some kind of way. Secondly, I don't know the laws and the customs of your country, because I don't live in it. I don't have an opinion on the laws, because it is the society that decides them whether you consider the laws civilized or uncivilized. Since you are a citizen and the issue of lynching of people and the jailing of the gays bothers you; then it would seem that you would set out to change those laws with your fellow citizens. Since this is a thread on religion then you need to probably start in your church because that is where most bigotry starts and is given tacit approval in most cases. After all it was the telling of the story of Ham in Christian churches that gave approval to bigotry against black people. As for the rest of what you write; all I can say is OMG. I now can see how Black people have ended up where they are. Growing up here in the USA and seeing Black people develop their own universities and trains of thought that required us to research other cultures and societies; the thing that jumps out the most is where we are and who they are. Color me unimpressed, but you go ahead and bow down and love your masters, but after watching him confiscate your ideas and even your culture as his own; then you are going to take another look at that man. So it is not rhetoric that I speak; it is watching it first hand in the USA and then reviewing the historical records to see if that is the norm. And sure enough when you study the history of something and then review the contributions of others you begin to see the big picture. Call it hate for the White man if you want, but I call it giving all of humanity their due contribution to the school of knowledge and civilization. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Egyptian DNA Tests by AkanIgbo: 4:28am On May 29, 2015 |
KenyanLady: If you are referring to Abyssinia (modern day country of Ethiopia), Somalia, Eritrea or Arabs then you are wrong. The DNA tests show very slight relationship between the Egyptians and the Abyssinians, Somalians and Eritreans. In fact the Arabs are not related to the Egyptians at all. The Egyptians and Bantu people seem to be the same group. |
Culture / Re: Egyptian DNA Tests by AkanIgbo: 4:15am On May 29, 2015 |
KenyanLady: LOL. Who should I believe? You or should I believe DNA evidence and Greek historians that traveled in and lived in Egypt? Just so you know the Greek historians that you are up against are Herodotus, Aristotle, Didorus Siculus and Strabo. Those guys actually saw the Egyptians with their own eyes. Here is what the Greek scholars had to say about the Egyptians and Africans, whom they referred to as Ethiopians (not the country of Ethiopia which was actually Abbysinia). Herodotus [/b]said: "the people of Colchis must be Egyptians because like them they are black-skinned and wooly-haired." [b]Aristotle said: " The Egyptians and Ethiopians were very black." Diodorus Siculus said: The [b]Aithiopians [Ethiopians] say that the Egyptians are settlers from among themselves [/b]and that Osiris was the leader of the settlement. The customs of the Egyptians, they say, are for the most part Aithiopian, the settlers having preserved their old traditions. For to consider the kings gods, to pay great attention to funeral rites, and many other things, are Aithiopian practices, and also the style of their statues and the form of their writing are Aithiopian. Also the way the priestly colleges are organized is said to be the same in both nations. For all who have to do with the cult of the gods, they maintain, are [ritually] pure: the priests are shaved in the same way, they have the same robes and the type of scepter shaped like a plough, which also the kings have, who use tall pointed felt hats ending in a knob, with the snakes that they call the asp (aspis) coiled round them." "There are also numerous other Aithiopian tribes [i.e. besides those centered at Meroe]; some live along both sides of the river Nile and on the islands in the river, others dwell in the regions that border on Arabia [i.e. to the east], others again have settled in the interior of Libya [i.e. to the west]. The majority of these tribes, in particular those who live along the river, have black skin, snub-nosed faces,and curly hair". [b]Strabo [/b]said: "Egyptians were Black and had wooly hair." http://articles.philly.com/1994-12-17/news/25852935_1_egyptians-black-skinned-herodotus http://www.shsu.edu/~his_ncp/Heroegy.html https://books.google.com/books?id=w-E_AAAAYAAJ&pg=PA30&lpg=PA30&dq=diodorus+of+sicily+said+that+the+egyptians+were+black&source=bl&ots=favy1hldJ-&sig=Zn3b7cMrANTMXf-_Q4XqCxgRf7s&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2rtWVe6bOY73yQTHw4DQBA&ved=0CEEQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=diodorus%20of%20sicily%20said%20that%20the%20egyptians%20were%20black&f=false Btw, there is more proof that the Egyptians were African Black people. Ramses mummies and the other Egyptian mummies showed signs of severe sickle cell anemia, in fact sickle cell anemia caused King Tut's death. Benin Sickle Cell pretty much tells it all. http://newsrescue.com/dna-evidence-on-egyptian-pharaohs-ramses-iii-a-sub-saharan-african-black/#ixzz3aMV9UMAf http://news.discovery.com/history/ancient-egypt/tut-pharaoh-blood-disease.htm 1 Like |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 3:26am On May 29, 2015 |
nortcentrallord: LOL. I don't think that you know what you think that you know. Btw, which version of the English bible are you referring to? The first translation into English doesn't happen for centuries. Secondly, the Earthly Christians started worshipping on Sunday to be in compliance with Constantine. Constantine was a Sun God worshipper, thus a pagan. The date of worship was changed in 321 to make Christianity appeal to the pagans in Rome. The same Romans that were throwing Christians to the lions. Here is the wording used by Constantine: "All judges and city people and the craftsmen shall rest upon the venerable day of the sun. Country people, however, may freely attend to the cultivation of the fields, because it frequently happens that no other days are better adapted for planting the grain in the furrows or the vines in trenches. So that the advantage given by heavenly providence may not for the occasion of a short time perish." 23.Jump up ^ Ayer, Joseph Cullen (1913). A Source Book for Ancient Church History. 2.1.1.59g. New York City: Charles Scribner's Sons. pp. 284–5. The Catholic Church made the doctrine official in 336. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrB21mc2fmI http://www.sabbathtruth.com/free-resources/article-library/id/916/catholic-church-admits-they-made-the-change |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 5:50am On May 28, 2015 |
hahn: Maybe you need to reread this thread before name calling. https://www.nairaland.com/2253974/it-time-african-americans-fight Over my lifetime I have known many Nigerians and other Africans who were very intelligent. After reading your comments I can honestly say without any hesitation; that you are not. |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 5:14am On May 28, 2015 |
TheDauraMallam: I am always surprised when I see this response. If you just go back in history just 500 years or so you will see that Europe was not advanced. It was the Moors that brought advancement to the Europeans. The typical European was living in huts and shacks similar to what Africans were living in out in the wilderness. The numerical system that the Europeans use was brought to them by the Arabs; in fact it is called the Arabic numerical system. The alphabet was from the Greeks who got parts of it from the Egyptians and other cultures. Look back in time and you will see that the only literate people in Europe were either royalty or well to do and they learned literacy through the Moors and Arabs. Medicine, science, accounting, architecture, banking law, business law, universities, layouts of cities, eye glasses, astronomy, etc.,; were all given by the Moors, which is why Spain and Portugal were the first of the European countries to emerge from what they refer to as their dark ages. Before the Moors the Europeans were by and large in slavery to the Romans. The Romans referred Germanic people as barbarians and they referred to the people that we now call the English; as lawless naked savages. The Moors described them much the same why and the Moors commented on the lack of hygiene and lack of cleanliness that the Europeans had. http://www.culturespain.com/2012/03/02/what-did-the-moors-do-for-us/ http://sunnah.org/history/moors.htm https://books.google.com/books?id=jVazAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA35&lpg=PA35&dq=who+did+romans+refer+to+as+lawless+naked+savages&source=bl&ots=a6o59qLuA4&sig=CUv5fI022CFaQzGNkoCFiAblFNw&hl=en&sa=X&ei=O5FmVc3KJYffoATl8oCYBw&ved=0CB4Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=who%20did%20romans%20refer%20to%20as%20lawless%20naked%20savages&f=false http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/when-moors-ruled-europe/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphabet http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu%E2%80%93Arabic_numeral_system What the Europeans have been good at is using warfare to their gain. Once they gain through warfare they then confiscate just about everything of value from a society that they subjugate. Many inventions that the Europeans tout as their own, were actually from other people, mostly the Chinese, Arabs, Africans and from the people of India. Even the knowledge and ability to even get to those places came from the Arabs, because it was the Arabs that taught the White man navigation. Notice how it was Spain and Portugal that first arrived in West Africa, which is where the Moors had set up their kingdom. So no they are not inventors of anything. They have advanced the arts, sciences and schools of knowledge just like every other culture, but just like Greeks and Romans before them; the European White man is digging around in Egypt trying to figure out why the Egyptians were so advanced. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 3:17am On May 27, 2015 |
Hiswordxray: Yes he is. And he is a real fool. Hahn has serious mental illnesses. You should pray for him and move on. |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 3:17am On May 27, 2015 |
nortcentrallord: The Bible as interpreted by the Romans has nothing to do with Christianity. The same people that threw Christians to the lions are same ones that gave you your priests. They even changed the date of Holy worship from Saturday to Sunday and then they let loose their sexual perversions that they practiced in Rome. |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 3:11am On May 27, 2015 |
hahn: I am sorry that you have a white father and an African mother. It obviously has you confused as to who you are. Your mental illness obviously stems from your confusion. |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 11:46pm On May 25, 2015 |
ezeagu: I am not sure what point that you are making, but the God's names being Amma and Amen says a lot to me. On top of that the Egyptians were also pretty versed in astrology as are the Dogon. Obviously a lot of things have been lost in 2,000 years, but sometimes things are what they look like and no one has denied that migration has occurred away from Egypt. The Bantu are proof positive of the migration. http://sacredsites.com/africa/mali/dogon.html Whether African Americans migrated to America voluntarily or not; it is fact that they are in America. And living in America you can clearly see that by the 2nd generation most of the people in America, assimilate to American culture. |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 8:27pm On May 25, 2015 |
ezeagu: Well African Americans don't speak any of the tribal languages, but that doesn't mean that they are not from Africa. African Americans, Asian-Americans and even European Americans cultures bear no relationship to Africa, Asia or Europe; but that does not mean that they doesn't mean that they did not originate in those places. Sometimes things are exactly what they appear to be. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 8:11pm On May 25, 2015 |
hahn: The schools are not his. They belonged to the Moors. Education was passed to him by the Moors. The technology is not his. Technology is passed on through every society. The white man has no achievements. He lived in caves with his dogs just up to a few hundred years ago. The Moors brought him enlightenment. The White man goes around and looks at everyone else society and then claim those societies accomplishment as his own. Like I said before you have some kind of mental issues. I think that something has to be wrong with you if you think that Africans have never accomplished anything. And on top of that you are lying about sitting in the middle of Nigeria and not having lights and electricity. Well how are you always on the internet making ridiculous statements about Africans if you have no lights and electricity? However instead of you being thankful to the people of Nigeria for giving you a home, electricity and educating you; you sit on the internet and bad mouth their country. You have a lot of mental problems. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 7:52pm On May 25, 2015 |
ezeagu: Probably because people migrated from the East of Africa to the West of Africa. Secondly, the Dogon God is Amma and the Egyptian God is Amen. The Dogon also use symbols and signs that are said to be similar to those in Egypt. |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 6:50pm On May 25, 2015 |
Ifeann: When have you ever known Africans to have a World War where millions of their own people are killed? Much less two World Wars where the same thing happened again? Because that is what Europeans have did. Most African conflicts are regional and in most cases they boil down to ethnic conflicts that erupt due to encroachment on each others lands. When you look behind the conflicts it is usually due to the Europeans and Arabs encroaching onto Africans lands in the first place and pushing people off of their land, which cause displacement; and that is usually the genesis for the ethnic wars. 1 Like |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 6:24pm On May 25, 2015 |
Ihuomadinihu: That is what I think happened. Some Bantu were already in Uganda, Congo and Kenya during the time of the Pharaohs, because they spoke of the origin of the Nile being where they were from. That looks to be around the African Great Lakes, which are in the Congo, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Kenya. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_Great_Lakes |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 6:04pm On May 25, 2015 |
Fireflame144000: Actually the Dogon didn't start from scratch either. They said that ET's visited the Earth and gave them their knowledge of the Solar system. That might sound crazy, but you can't rule that out; because the Dogon know about planets in solar system that can not be seen with the naked eye and the Dogon didn't have telescopes. However, it is pretty clear that the Dogon are priests from Egypt that were kicked out during the time of Pharaoh. The Dogon have acknowledge that much and anthropologist and Egyptologist point that out as well. |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 6:00pm On May 25, 2015 |
Fireflame144000: It is more likely that the Asians traveled to West Africa, because the numbers are so small and they are from a long time ago. |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 5:58pm On May 25, 2015 |
Fireflame144000: I also have Middle Eastern, European and Polynesian results, but except for the European number 12% none of them are very high. Most the European numbers are English, Ireland, Scandinavia and Iberian Peninsula; which is what most African Americans have. Looking at your results I am almost positive that the Bantu are related to the Igbo, because every time I see an Igbo result I see a Bantu result. Those two groups have to be related somewhere, because otherwise it doesn't make sense that these two groups appearing together. Here is a blog that touches on the results of 3 Nigerians. Presumably Ancestry.com only tested Bamoun and Bamileke people in Cameroon, both groups of which are Bantu. Bamileke people share other groupings too. https://tracingafricanroots./ancestrydna/african-results/ |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 5:41pm On May 25, 2015 |
Fireflame144000: I listed my results in the post above this one. A couple things that I have noticed about autosomal dna is that it tells a story. The story that I noticed is that almost all West African people are from Egypt and the Sudan, because the gene flow seems to be going west and south from that area. I even have dna matches in the Middle East, which may stem from Yoruba people. It is hard to tell without getting the matrilineal and patrilineal dna testing done. After getting the Gedmatch results I started researching the different people. Some of the stuff is just crazy. Many Pharaohs in Egypt were Bantu. The Kaba people or Sara people in Chad were chased out of Egypt by the Arabs. On some websites it looks like Sara means sons of Ra, which I think is the religion that was practiced in Egypt during the time of the Pharaohs. And the Dogon of Mali are just incredible. The Dogon are causing a lot of problems for the USA space agency NASA, because the Dogon apparently are experts in astrology and for thousands of years they have apparently known about planets and stars in the galaxy that the Western world has just learned about in the last few decades. The Dogon apparently knew about the human circulatory system long before it was known by anyone else and that the universe is a strand like human dna. Incredible. |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 5:12pm On May 25, 2015 |
Fireflame144000: I am an African American and I got some really interesting results between Ancestry.com and the Gedmatch calculators too. Ancesty.com just uses a bunch of countries where they found most of your DNA exists. Gedmatch actually tries to match the DNA to a specific group of people, but the group of matching people could differ depending upon which Gedmatch calculator you use. From what I can determine the results between Ancestry and Gedmatch end up being close at the end of the day. It is interesting to note that the Bantu may have still been migrating even during the Trans Atlantic slave period or they may have kept migrating because of the Transatlantic slave trade; or the Bantus might just be really closely related regardless of where they live; because some of closest genetic matches are not only to people taken as slaves in Cameroon and the Congo, but I seem to also be closely related to people in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and South Africa. On Ancestry.com my matches came back to: 1. Cameroon/Congo 38% 2. Ghana/Ivory Coast 32% 3. Nigeria 7% 4. Togo/Benin 3% 5. Mali 2% 6. Senegal 2% 7. North Africa 2% Here are my Dodecad match from Oracle on Gedmatch: 1. ASW (African American which is obvious) at a distance of 2. Luhya (They are in Kenya, but they are Bantu which makes sense if looking at my results) 3. Sara people in Chad 4. Mada people in Cameroon 5. Hausa people in Nigeria 6. Kongo people of the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo 7. Bamoun people of Cameroon 8. Fang people of Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon 9. Brong people of Ghana 10. Igbo people of Nigeria 11. Nguni people South Africa 12. Pedi people of South Africa 13. Bambaran people (Mandinkas of Mali, Senegal and Mauritania) 14. Xhosa people of South Africa 15. Alur people of Uganda 16. Dogon people of Mali 17. Fulani people of Nigeria 18. Sotho-Taswana people of South Africa On the Punt DNAL Oracle calculator my closest relatives are: 1. Mandinka 2. Igbo 3. Bambaran 4. Hausa 5. Fulani 6. Yoruba 7. Sandawe people of Tanzania 8. Fang 9. Mozabite people of Algeria (They are Berbers) 10. Kung people of South Africa 11. Egyptian 12. Moroccan 13. Dogon People of Mali 14. Hadza people of Tanzania 15. Luhya 16. Ethiopian 17. Somali 18. Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania 19. Alur people of Uganda 20. Bulala people of Chad Harrapa World 1. African American 2. African Caribbrean 3. Fang people 4. Kongo people 5. Kaba (Sara people) 6. Bamoun people 7. Mandinka 8. Hausa 9. Bantu South Africa 10. Igbo 11. Pedi People 12. Bambaran 13. Brong 14. Nguni people 15. Dogon people 16. Yoruba 17. Fulani 18. Bantu Kenya |
Culture / Re: Help! What Do I Do With My Ancestry? by AkanIgbo: 4:44pm On May 25, 2015 |
Fireflame144000: Strange that you would say that, because I am an African American and I took the DNA test through Ancestry.com as well and when I ued the Gedmatch calculators I noticed that depending upon which Gedmatch calculator I used I was a match to Hausa, Igbo, Fulani and Yoruba. Yoruba didn't show up in all of the Gedmatch calculator, but Hausa, Igbo and Fulani did. It is also really strange to see that depending on which calculator you use you can be more related to Hausa people than Igbo and vice versa. Another thing that I wonder about is whether the Igbo are actually Bantu people, because it seems like when I see other people results it looks like whenever people are Igbo they are also Bantu. Maybe it is just coincidence on the testing that I have seen. |
Culture / Re: When Black Men Ruled Europe: The Moors Of Spain by AkanIgbo: 3:36pm On May 25, 2015 |
hahn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYD9J9Qfe0k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pspFolOHrfI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYYmKd7To04 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfcOLRwTdBg Dealing with the White man put Africa into backwardness. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 3:21pm On May 25, 2015 |
hahn: No. It is just obvious to me that you have mental issues. |
Religion / Re: What's The Most Shocking Church Experience You've Ever Had? by AkanIgbo: 12:14am On May 25, 2015 |
hahn: You have mental issues. Something is wrong with you. It must be the fact that you claim to be part white and part, which means you are really screwed up. |
Culture / Re: Egyptian DNA Tests by AkanIgbo: 6:13pm On May 24, 2015 |
bigfrancis21: Yes I saw too. That is the 25th dynasty that they are talking about. Amenhotep and King Tut were from the 18th dynasty which was much earlier, so the Egyptians were black ever before that invasion. Ramses was from the 19th dynasty, which earlier than the Kushite 25th dynasty. Additionally, the Nubians are the original creators of the dynasties to begin with; so the whole thing was Black up until the time that the Greeks came and weakened the empire. 3 Likes |
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