The Lemba tribe Akan Igbos Yoruba hebrews of Africa

 

 

Cameroon, Congo, and Southern Bantu Peoples

Primarily located in: Angola, Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Madagascar, Mozambique, Namibia, Republic of Congo, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Lesotho, South Africa, Swaziland, Rwanda, Burundi

Also found in: Botswana, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Chad, Gabon, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Sao Tome and Principe, Equatorial Guinea

Extending through the heart of Africa, our Cameroon, Congo, and Southern Bantu Peoples region winds through tropical rainforest, humid savanna, and semi-arid desert. Starting about 3,000 years ago, Bantu-speaking peoples spread from an area around the border of modern-day Cameroon and Nigeria through much of sub-Saharan Africa in one of the greatest migrations in human history. Today the region is home to unrivaled ethnic and linguistic diversity.

Early History

Central Africa’s Congo Basin and Cameroon have been home to human populations for at least 30,000 years, and more than 250 different ethnic groups can be found in the area today. Many are considered Bantu peoples. Bantu (meaning “people”) refers to a group of Niger-Congo languages that trace their origin back to the western border of modern Cameroon and Nigeria. The Bantu language group is among the world’s most diverse, with more than 500 languages. More than 310 million people speak a Bantu language.

My Bantu GaDangme Yoruba Hausa Russian Scottish maternal side below

 

Gedmatch.Com

Dodecad K12b 4-Ancestors Oracle

This program is based on 4-Ancestors Oracle Version 0.96 by Alexandr Burnashev.

The GEDmatch version of Oracle may give slightly different results from Dienekes version. The GEDmatch version uses FST weighting in its calculations.

Population Gedrosia – Siberian – Northwest_African 1.40 Pct Southeast_Asian – Atlantic_Med 0.37 Pct North_European 4.04 Pct South_Asian – East_African 7.14 Pct Southwest_Asian – East_Asian – Caucasus – Sub_Saharan 87.06 Pct

Admix Results (sorted):

#	Population	Percent
1	Sub_Saharan	87.06
2	East_African	7.14
3	North_European	4.04
4	Northwest_African	1.40

Finished reading population data. 223 populations found.
12 components mode.

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Least-squares method.

Using 1 population approximation:
1 Bantu_S.E._S.Sotho_HGDP @ 5.941215
2 Bantu_S.E._Zulu_HGDP @ 5.989156
3 Bantu_S.W._Herero_HGDP @ 6.191617
4 Bantu_S.E._Pedi_HGDP @ 6.740980
5 Bantu_S.E._Tswana_HGDP @ 6.879447
6 Bantu_S.W._Ovambo_HGDP @ 7.860303
7 ASW30_HapMap3 @ 8.954385
8 Mandenka_HGDP @ 13.194644
9 Yoruba_HGDP @ 15.393278
10 YRI30_HGDP @ 15.393278
11 Bantu_N.E._HGDP @ 18.725086
12 LWK30_Behar @ 21.019032
13 MKK30_Dodecad @ 82.090340
14 Sandawe_He_Henn @ 84.022049
15 Algerian_Dodecad @ 91.012428
16 Yemenese_Behar @ 91.091537
17 Moroccans_Behar @ 93.398926
18 Egyptans_Behar @ 93.721519
19 Uzbeks_Behar @ 95.749939
20 Uygur_HGDP @ 96.872185

Using 2 populations approximation:
1 50% ASW30_HapMap3 +50% Bantu_S.E._Zulu_HGDP @ 3.317516

Using 3 populations approximation:
1 50% ASW30_HapMap3 +25% Bantu_S.E._Pedi_HGDP +25% Bantu_S.E._S.Sotho_HGDP @ 3.302686

Using 4 populations approximation:
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1 ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_N.E._HGDP + Bantu_S.W._Ovambo_HGDP + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.048530
2 ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_S.W._Ovambo_HGDP + LWK30_Behar + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.051240
3 ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_N.E._HGDP + Bantu_S.W._Herero_HGDP + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.086563
4 ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_N.E._HGDP + Bantu_S.E._S.Sotho_HGDP + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.213704
5 ASW30_HapMap3 + LWK30_Behar + Mandenka_HGDP + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.215178
6 ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_S.W._Herero_HGDP + LWK30_Behar + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.249026
7 ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_N.E._HGDP + Bantu_S.E._Zulu_HGDP + Mandenka_HGDP @ 3.261099
8 ASW30_HapMap3 + ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_S.E._Pedi_HGDP + Bantu_S.E._S.Sotho_HGDP @ 3.302686
9 ASW30_HapMap3 + ASW30_HapMap3 + Bantu_N.E._HGDP + Yoruba_HGDP

Population Ancestral_North_Eurasian 1.76 Pct Ancestral_South_Eurasian 0.76 Pct East_Asian – West_European_Hunter_Gartherer 2.39 Pct Natufian 1.95 Pct Sub_Saharan 93.13 Pct

Admix Results (sorted):

#	Population	Percent
1	Sub_Saharan	93.13
2	West_European_Hunter_Gartherer	2.39
3	Natufian	1.95
4	Ancestral_North_Eurasian	1.76
5	Ancestral_South_Eurasian	0.76

Single Population Sharing:

#	Population (source)	Distance
1	Gambian	4.77
2	Esan	8.16
3	Yoruba	8.16
4	Mota	12.59
5	Hadza	14.06
6	Masai	27.1
7	Somali	49.08
8	Moroccan	84.37
9	Saharawi	85.73
10	Algerian	87.94
11	Yemeni	94.4
12	Libyan	94.75
13	Egyptian	97.91
14	GoyetQ116	101.79
15	BedouinA	103.97
16	Jordanian	106.72
17	Syrian	107.67
18	Palestinian	107.97
19	Steppe_IA	109.71
20	Turkmen	109.76

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

#		Primary Population (source)			Secondary Population (source)			Distance
1		96%	Gambian	+	4%	Steppe_Eneolithic	@	0.67
2		96%	Gambian	+	4%	Steppe_EMBA	@	0.71
3		93.2%	Yoruba	+	6.8%	Steppe_MLBA	@	0.8
4		93.2%	Esan	+	6.8%	Steppe_MLBA	@	0.8
5		96%	Gambian	+	4%	Steppe_MLBA	@	0.89
6		93.3%	Yoruba	+	6.7%	Ukrainian	@	1.07
7		93.3%	Esan	+	6.7%	Ukrainian	@	1.07
8		95.9%	Gambian	+	4.1%	Steppe_IA	@	1.07
9		93.3%	Esan	+	6.7%	Russian	@	1.11
10		93.3%	Yoruba	+	6.7%	Russian	@	1.11
11		93.4%	Yoruba	+	6.6%	Norwegian	@	1.11
12		93.4%	Esan	+	6.6%	Norwegian	@	1.11
13		96%	Gambian	+	4%	Russian	@	1.12
14		96.1%	Gambian	+	3.9%	Estonian	@	1.13
15		96%	Gambian	+	4%	Finnish	@	1.13
16		96.1%	Gambian	+	3.9%	Lithuanian	@	1.13
17		93.4%	Yoruba	+	6.6%	Hungarian	@	1.14
18		93.4%	Esan	+	6.6%	Hungarian	@	1.14
19		93.4%	Yoruba	+	6.6%	Scottish	@	1.14
20		93.4%	Esan	+	6.6%	Scottish	@	1.14

 

Tracing Sephardic Spainish Jewish ancestry

Population S_Indian – Mediterranean 0.62 Pct Siberian – Wht_Nile_River 8.08 Pct Amerindian – S_African 2.60 Pct E_Asian – Caucasian – NE_European 3.62 Pct Omo_River 0.25 Pct W_African 82.21 Pct Horn_Of_Africa 2.37 Pct Oceanian 0.27 Pct Beringiaen – SW_Asian –

Admix Results (sorted):

#	Population	Percent
1	W_African	82.21
2	Wht_Nile_River	8.08
3	NE_European	3.62
4	S_African	2.6
5	Horn_Of_Africa	2.37
6	Mediterranean	0.62
7	Oceanian	0.27
8	Omo_River	0.25

Single Population Sharing:

#	Population (source)	Distance
1	Bamoun	5.52
2	Hausa	5.74
3	Igbo	6.6
4	Bambaran	7.35
5	African_American	9.46
6	Brong	10.45
7	Mandinka	12.86
8	NE_Bantu	15.64
9	Yoruban	16.32
10	Luhya	21.39
11	SA_Bantu	26.18
12	Xhosa	36.52
13	Pygmy	44.12
14	Sandawe	59.09
15	Dominican	60.54
16	Puerto_Rican	69.75
17	Somali_Benadiri	74.77
18	Moroccan	77.67
19	Maasai	77.89
20	Mozabite_Berber	80.7

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

#		Primary Population (source)			Secondary Population (source)			Distance
1		64.5%	Hausa	+	35.5%	African_American	@	2.89
2		95.5%	Hausa	+	4.5%	Lithuanian	@	3.09
3		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Belarusian	@	3.1
4		60.6%	Igbo	+	39.4%	African_American	@	3.12
5		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Karelian	@	3.12
6		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Finnish	@	3.12
7		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Russian	@	3.13
8		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Mordovian	@	3.14
9		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Polish	@	3.17
10		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Swedish	@	3.21
11		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Norwegian	@	3.24
12		57.4%	Bambaran	+	42.6%	African_American	@	3.25
13		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	North_German	@	3.25
14		95.5%	Hausa	+	4.5%	Scottish	@	3.28
15		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Slovenian	@	3.29
16		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Orcadian	@	3.29
17		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Austrian	@	3.3
18		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Irish	@	3.3
19		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	English	@	3.3
20		95.4%	Hausa	+	4.6%	Hungarian	@

South Sudanese Bantu -My DNA connections

Admix Results (sorted):

#	Population	Percent
1	W_Benue_Congo	58.89
2	E_Benue_Congo	25.56
3	Western_Semitic	5.12
4	Omotic	2.47
5	Southern_HG	2.39
6	Eastern_HG	2.17
7	Ubangian_Congo	1.93
8	Nilo_Saharan	1.47

Single Population Sharing:

#	Population (source)	Distance
1	Nigeria_Hausa	5.73
2	Mali_Mandinka	5.89
3	Nigeria_Igbo	8.73
4	Cameroon_Bamoun	11.82
5	DRC_Kongo	11.93
6	Nigeria_Yoruba	13.14
7	Chad_Kaba	13.76
8	Ghana_Brong	15.17
9	Cameroon_Fang	17.89
10	Mali_Bambaran	18.03
11	SA_Nguni	23.74
12	SA_Pedi	24.95
13	Cameroon_Mada	25.74
14	Kenyan_Bantu	27.03
15	SA_Bantu	30.57
16	SA_Sotho/Tswana	31.32
17	Mali_Dogon	33.95
18	SA_Xhosa	35.58
19	Nigeria_Fulani	36.38
20	Kenyan_Luhya	42.86

Mixed Mode Population Sharing:

#		Primary Population (source)			Secondary Population (source)			Distance
1		87.4%	Nigeria_Igbo	+	12.6%	Tanzania_Sandawe	@	2.48
2		81.9%	Nigeria_Yoruba	+	18.1%	Tanzania_Sandawe	@	2.86
3		88.3%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	11.7%	Nigeria_Fulani	@	3.14
4		94.7%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	5.3%	S_Moroccan	@	3.28
5		95.3%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.7%	Mozabite	@	3.46
6		95.8%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.2%	Egyptian	@	3.47
7		95.6%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.4%	N_Moroccan	@	3.5
8		95.6%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.4%	Tunisian	@	3.5
9		95.5%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.5%	Libyan	@	3.51
10		95.5%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.5%	Algerian	@	3.61
11		76.5%	Ghana_Brong	+	23.5%	DRC_Hema	@	3.89
12		51.3%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	48.7%	Mali_Mandinka	@	4
13		95.1%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.9%	Ethiopian_Tygray	@	4.16
14		86.1%	Nigeria_Igbo	+	13.9%	DRC_Hema	@	4.18
15		73.1%	Mali_Mandinka	+	26.9%	DRC_Kongo	@	4.21
16		81%	Mali_Mandinka	+	19%	Cameroon_Fang	@	4.26
17		95.2%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.8%	Ethiopian_Amhara	@	4.27
18		95.3%	Nigeria_Hausa	+	4.7%	Ethiopian_Afar	@	4.34
19		76.5%	Nigeria_Igbo	+	23.5%	SA_Pedi	@	4.35
20		75.6%	Nigeria_Igbo	+	24.4%	SA_Nguni	@	4.43

Akan Yoruba & Igbo Israelite origins and migration into Africa.

The scattered Israelites in West Africa

Sao Tome DNA

Historically some of the original Jews residing in Spain were sent to Sao Tome. Here is the ancestry DNA of one of these descendants

The Living descendants of the Egyptians: article by All empires.com

One fact that was meant to be hidden is that the M2 lineage carrying, Niger-Congo/Kordofanian speaking, broad featured (“true Negro”) populations of Equatorial Africa and their New World extensions are the living descendants of the ancient Egyptians (and Hebrews). They do not want us to know that we were at the basis of all of these ancient civilizations and not as slaves but masters (Sidi Badr). WE DID NOT ORIGINATE IN WEST AFRICA, BUT AS ATTESTED TO BY EVERY TRIBAL ELDER WE ORIGINATED IN NUBIA-EGYPT (see the black and white map below) IN EASTERN AFRICA. These two civilizations were the oldest (Nubia), longest lasting and greatest (most contributing) civilizations in World History. The ancient Egyptian civilization is much older than the 5,000 year date given by “traditional”(liars) Egyptologist but instead it’s over 12,000 years old. Older black and or African scholars still alive today like Theophile Obenga and Dr. Yosef Ben Jochannan  for decades have debunked the Western lead lies in regards ancient Egypt and to the “Bantu Migration” from Cameroon and the ridiculous lie that the ancient Egyptian language is not related to Niger-Congo. African scholars (who actually speak African languages) have long criticized the entire “Afro-Asiatic” category of African languages. This video explains the basics behind the dilemma.

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Above is a quote from the article click the below link for the full post which I recommend. I will be compiling my own research on the above matter and my previous post Reclaiming the African in My African American Ethnicity — Ariana Fiorello-Omotosho The previous post is of a African descendant brought to the New world in slavery from Nigeria and Cameroon. The analysis of her DNA by a professional company traces her genealogy to one of 2 places (I would personally say both places) Egypt or Palestine. If you have read my post on my Akan and Igbo ancestors you will be aware that I also have a DNA match cousin who’s ancestry was tracing back to Egypt and Saudi Arabia rather than palestine 1000-2000 years ago.

Click below for the full post (The article is mind blowing and needs to be read more than once to be truly absorbed in my opinion)

http://www.allempires.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=35257

Somalians discuss their ethnicity and the difference between them and Bantu West Africans

The migration from Israel to West Africa

Black history in the Bible 2018 summary & Hebrews of West Africa

Also watch

See also this post extract below

Do you know that the Akans knew Yahwe before the “so-called” introduction of Christianity in Ghana? In fact the Akans called Saturday by the very name of Jehovah? Akans called Saturday Memeneda. Me means “I”, Ne means “Am”, Da means “Day”. Thus Memeneda wits “I, I am day”. Isaiah 43:25 and countless quotations in the Bible refer to God as “I, I am” which is Yahwe in Hebrew or Jehovah in English. Infact Akans called God “Kwame”. Kwame is the name of a saturday male born among Akans. the name Kwame is Kwadaa Nyame (shortened Kwame) thus Child of Almighty God. Akans know Saturday to be the day of the Almighty God.

Thursday in Akan is Yawooda. The first two letters is Ya (h) which is the name of God (Yahwe or Jehovah). In akan “H” is sometimes remove if it comes after “A”. for example my name is Yeboah with H, it can also be spelt as Yeboa without the H. Thus Yah is sometimes written as Ya. thus Yawooda is sometimes written as Yahwooda. In fact many people use the second spelling in akan more than the first. the Second three letters WOO means born, or birth. the DA means day. Thus the name Yahwooda is translated into English as “Birth day of Yah” or “the day that Yah was born”. Does this ring the bell that Jesus Christ (who is Yah in Human form” might have been born on Thursday?

Akans named the days of the week after events. for example, “Tuesday” in Akan is “Ebenada”. Ebena in Ashanti/akan means “Lamentation, lament,  crying, or  cry”. I have already explain that da in english is day. Thus Ebenada means day of lamentation. Compare the state of Ashanti today and lamentation 1.

http://sirkoywayo.blogspot.com/2014/06/akans-in-bible-hebrews-of-africa.html

From Babylon to Timbuktu full audio

The first audio covers the background information however after an hour and 40 minutes ish it goes back to the beginning. Once it starts repeating you can go to part 2 audio clip. These audios are not the best quality however the information is detailed and useful.

Here is the book for cross referencing

From-Babylon-To-Timbuktu-by-Rudolph-R-Windsor

The migration of Judah repost

Just in case you missed this the first time