jl115:
1. his not from Kenya 2. His mother is white

gallivant:


What about Aboriginal Australians and Papua New Guineans, where do they fit in the "black" equation? Are they Africans just because they have a dark complexion? What is "black"?

rvp2018:
Ghana - you can build public school like this - without waiting for Pope- Sironga Girls School.

vankelvin:


Ahantaman Girls Senior High schools

This schools is over 65 years

Justnotyou:


Are the Luhya the ancestors of all present bantu populations? If not then they can not be used to determine the origin of the entire community.

Also E-M2 is a very common haplogroup among all the Niger-Congo people not just the Bantu which connects these linguistic community genetically & supports a Nigerian-Cameroon migration for the Bantus.

Just compare the E-M2 lineage (pic4) with the distribution of the Niger-Congo people in Africa.

In other words the prefix I = prefix KA.
From the evidence one may deduce the Ancient Egyptian word for a dog as
IWA  ‘the barker’. Hence we may conclude the following correspondences
between the two languages:
Ancient Egyptian: IWA dog, ‘the barker’
KiLuvale-Bantu: KAWA dog, ‘the barker’.
The example used in naming the word for a dog highlights the structure
of the Ancient Egyptian language and illustrates that the Ancient Egyptian
language is an agglutinative language. This will be defined in detail later. In
the wider scheme of comparisons of words between the languages one may
conclude that the Ancient Egyptian language shows instances of agglutination
similar to those used in Bantu language

Although, the Ancient Egyptian
language is classified as Afro-Asiatic, the language contains a substantial
amount of vocabulary derived from Proto-Bantu forms, as will be shown.

A chapter by Alan Gardiner in his book reflected on the nature of
the Ancient Egyptian language and surprisingly stated that in his opinion
there were some linguistic connections between the East African languages
and Ancient Egyptian, although he did not specifically mention the Bantu
languages.

Other Bantu words for the sky which give a close match with the Ancient
Egyptian language may be observed from the KiKamba-Bantu language,
which uses the words ITU or MATU for the sky. [/b]From the set of
hieroglyphics above it soon became clear that the Ancient Egyptians used the
Bantu preposition M. An assumption I had to make was this: If the Ancient
Egyptians used the same Bantu preposition M, could more Bantu words be
embedded in the language?

After much research using different Ancient Egyptian examples my initial
assumption was proved to be correct as I discovered that [b]Bantu vocabulary is
deeply ingrained in the structure of the Ancient Egyptian language

The Kiswahili-Bantu word WAWAKA, burns, shines, to be shining
brightly, is similar to the Ancient Egyptian word WABAKA given by:
Ancient Egyptian: WBKHK q B
+
< be bright, to shine
(Faulkner page 59)
The root is the KiShona-Bantu word BAKA, kindle, to give light and this
may be further broken down to -AKA. Meeussen’s Proto Bantu BAK, burn.
BAKA is also given as BEKA, to shine, in KiBemba-Bantu. By attaching the
prefix WA derived from the verb ‘to be’ the following lexical forms may be
derived when comparing Ancient Egyptian and Bantu:
Ancient Egyptian: WBKH K q B
+
< be bright
KiShona-Bantu: WA+BAKA → be bright

Abohboy:


They aren’t African but they are black because it’s the colour of the skin although it’s confusing cause of Indians but I’m pretty sure if you leave Africa you’d get what black is ad what black isn’t

Abohboy:


Now I’m starting to need what yours and jln115 point is your against the use of black to describe people. But back in the BCs within Africa everyone was “black” other than maybe the khoisan and “indigenous Arabs”

gallivant:


You are totally ignoring the one drop clause.

gallivant:


What is black? Is it skin colour, is it a culture, is it a synonym for sub saharan Africa? Is it geographical? Why do you continue to call yourself black?

jl115:
Look bro I believe Obama is "Black"!! Im just trying to drive home the point that I was making in my discussion with Abohboy which mtis joined.

Abohboy said Egyptians stopped being black(not sure if he meant by race or complexion) when they mixed with Arab and Europeans......Im just using Obama as an example that if he is considered "Black" then so are Egyptians that Abohboy said are not black!

gallivant:


What is black? Is it skin colour, is it a culture, is it a synonym for sub saharan Africa? Is it geographical? Why do you continue to call yourself black?

Abohboy:


Okay let me rephrase that the Egyptians were Africans up until they mixed with Arabs and Europeans they they formed a new group of Copts, Arabs and mixed race peoples

Just30:
PRESEC LEGON

There are a total of 12 classroom blocks on campus. Each block has at least 6 classrooms. A typical classroom size measures 35 meters squared and has an average capacity of 45 students. There are 39 Science classroom(form one – three), 12 Business class rooms, 15 for General Arts and Visual Arts and a state of the art studio for the Visual Art department.

Torture2020:

That is my school oooh I am an Odadeeeeee the best secondary school in the world

Torture2020:

That is my school oooh I am an Odadeeeeee the best secondary school in the world

vankelvin:


Kumasi Technical School

mtisTheQubit:


cant blame them...If its not the Egyptian everyone wants to be a jew...

jl115:
They were and still are African

Also African isn't a race either

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Sometimes people must know they have a country and try to fix our country instead of trying to fix the Egyptian pyramids which are long gone. Many be next week it will be Victoria Falls

Abohboy:

We don’t want to be them we are proud of our ancestry don’t you remember when we were telling about the great ancient benin city or when we were talking about the great Oyo empire we are proud of what we have but we cannot lose what sparked the rest of them to the whites they steal everything our heritage, our culture and now they’re trying to steal our history and our languages and claim it for themselves we need to be aware of these things before we lose where all the great civilizations of the world started in Africa and where all great African civilization started and that was in kemet I resent anyone who claims to be a Jew from my ethnic group I am a yoruba, an igbo and a deltan full stop

jl115:
Obviously some did go South!!hence why there are Bantu people in Southern Africa

Abohboy:


True

gallivant:


Why don't you compete wiyh Ghana or Nigeria?

Abohboy:
SUFFERinSMILIN you say your helping your nation but you don’t know what others are doing. I’ll be brief about it but essentially we’re building solar powered homes in Nigeria for the homeless and in the next few years we’re building a private lan African university and we’re inviting the foremost professors to work there, the school fees will be very low or simply free.

Abohboy:


I like how you only jump onto the conversations once it’s something you can attack where we’re you when we were discussing the start of the industrial revolution in benin kingdom and Oyo empire and how advanced and peaceful both were

rvp2018:
Technical school

Just30:


Its a high school and they focus on mostly Technical courses

Appisko:



Lol the dude is just dump and it isn't funny anymore

rvp2018:
Technical school

Just30:


Just wait for his next excuse

vankelvin:


Ateryou