Simply Amazing Quintin's African Ancestry DNA reveal results @AfricanAncestry
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- Simply Amazing Quintin's African Ancestry DNA reveal results @AfricanAncestry
I visited Africa for the first time last year and had an amazing experience. That trip left me with an uncontrollable desire to know where my ancestor actually came from.
I captured my DNA result for you good people so please enjoy.
Ifyou would like to "Know" also visit www.AfricanAncestry.com
I'm Ghanaian, but I think a lot of us are mixed with other African countries, because Africa used to be one large country until the europeans mercilessly and greedily carved it out. Therefore, we should all have genetic ancestry test to find out which African country or tribe we are mixed with. That would be interesting.
im proud of you brother, it makes me happy to see that you're so proud of your African Roots
thank you
I love the way he say I have to go home yes you are going home and you doing it for them who did never have chance to do that its special and amazing. The first time i put feet into African soil i ain't going to lie I cried but that's me I feel deep about these things lol.
You have to remember that Europeans created these country names. It is a great probability is that it was part of the same region before the Europeans came on scene.
That couple is beautiful😌
Yes, a very sweet couple. I enjoyed this a lot.
Yo I have been binge watching DNA results and I’m a say this one is one of the top three craziest ones I have seen😆😆😆✊🏾✊🏾.. shout out to y’all
quintin you are right about migrations in west african region. You can find the same tribes in several neigbouring countries
The ancient empires covered a larger area than the modern day borders.
The Bantu, Igbo, Bifra, Ivory Coast Congo, and more. These are all spots people taking in slavery. A very good book "When the world was black, vol. 1 & 2. " Then another is "From the Babylon To Timbuktu." We brown beautiful people are those in the bible.
We are happy for you brother. I be dancing praising the Most High.
i'm glad that african americans are reclaiming their past.
i'm of nigerian paternity (yoruba) 🇳🇬 ghanaian maternity 🇬🇭 and some amazigh (berber) 🇲🇦 background, but...born and raised in america (i'm descended from fairly recent immigrants) 🇺🇸
I'm an African in Africa and I can say that you both look like my cousins in East Africa.
congratulations, i too have taken both test; our results are similar - paternal ancestry with the mossi people of Burkina Faso and maternal ancestry with the Balanta people of Guinea bassau.
Eddie Meeks thanks... have you visited the countries yet?
I haven't but plan on visiting next year, it will be my first time in Africa
I'm so happy for you ! my mom is from Gguinea Bissau and she's Balanta
😊
I'm from Guinea-Bissau
Balanta are great people
It is important to know who you are what makes you who you are. Further more if you want to go deep it's a come back I mean they tried to take us from our people and take our identity so doing this takes that power right back. I hope you all go see the people it's beautiful. I travel to Africa twice a year beautiful place.
WOW!!! 100% on your dads side and 97% on your mom's. That is awesome, this was a great video, thanks for sharing your results. I hope to take the DNA test soon as well.
thank you I appreciate the love
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This was encouraging to me and I plan on ordering my test kit this weekend
I too,need to take this because the ancestry. com left me more confused as to where I'm from they gave me freaking 7 African countries 😂😂😂.96% of African but what tribes am I from?? I don't know_😥😥
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Thankh you so much. You inspired me to get mine done. I was told I have ancestry from Senegal. Sudan and Eygpt, but I 'all find out. Was told I have Nigerian Liberian.
He looks like he's from Mali. I haven't listened yet. Let's see if I'm right.
I don't believe it at all my dna results I took a DNA test with Ancestry found out I was Nigerian. I don't look Nigerian this is why I want to take another test. African Ancestry company seems like an accurate test to me.
I felt the same way I really think african ancestry is legit I took ancestry. Com and I still felt like i didnt know my roots so I'm take african ancestry I'm very excited about it .
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I knew that brother's folks were up near Mali- and the Sahel (Northern Burkina Faso). He has the look of the African people from around the Sahara. His ancestors were Muslims from a great Muslim Empire. Wiki says of the Marka people: ''Muslim merchant communities at the time of the Ghana Empire, the Maraka largely controlled the desert-side trade between the sahel communities and nomadic berber tribes who crossed the Sahara. The Bambara integrated Maraka communities into their state structure, and Maraka trading posts and plantations multiplied in the Segu based state and its Kaarta vassals in the 18th and early 19th centuries. When the pagan Bambara empire was defeated by the Maraka's fellow Muslim Umar Tall in the 1850s...''
....you are welcome to Kenya again 😊
This is wonderful to share. The great part of it is you all have a Love of Africa already. I made my African Ancestry journey 8 years ago to find out my Paternal side is Ewe of Ghana. And my maternal is a combination of Temne of Sierra Leone, Mandinka of Senegal and Kru Of Liberia. It was such a liberating feeling. I still haven't been to mama Africa yet but will definitely get there next year atleast twice. Many Blessings to you brother. Burkina Faso means The Land of Upright Men Comrade Thomas Sankara led what used to be the Upper Volta region to liberation in the 80's from French Imperialism. There's a lot of pride in that. Salute.
Welcome, brother! I'm an Eve/Ewe from Ghana.
My ewe brothers
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June Last pardon the late reply thank you family I am still trying to connect the dots in my family history. Interested in learning more about the Ewe. Once the borders open I’m still hoping to get Ghana.
Ramat Sanni Respect much Love Family
I did the Ancestry dna test but I plan on doing the African Ancestry dna test because I want to know more specific info about my African dna. I want to know what Tribe my people were from. Thx u for sharing
You're welcome
thank you for coming to kenya yes,our wildlife is one of our pride and joy
Welcome cousin🙏🏾I’m from Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇼✊🏾
I am very happy you did your complete DNA test(s) and that you went to Ghana before. Now you must go to Burkina Faso, however Burkina Faso and Ghana was once all one whole country. May Allah be with you on your next visit to Burkina Faso and Guinea Bassau in Africa
thanks you very much
so marka of burkina faso and djola of guinea bissau.nice man!!
thank you
Quintin Lathan I was thinking of mossi not Marka. Actually came upon on Marka info a few days ago. Cool. More people doing the test
Burkina Faso use to be Alto Volta
West African countries are the same.
+Omalicha Nope.
+az0963818, what do you mean by NOPE. I am from nigeria and I grew up with people from other west African countries. The culture is pretty much the same. Liberia is the only people I met from West Africa, who have a different lifestyle, though their food is almost same as ours. West African countries just have slightl variations in culture, even among different tribes in nigeria too
Hi bro
There are more than 2000 km between Burkina Faso and Guinee Bissau! 380 ours to walke.
Congratulations on the results!
I was initially skeptical about African Ancestry and it wasn’t until I did Ancestry and 23andMe that gave me a very high African DNA percentage plus haplogroups is when I took the MatriClan and PatriClan test and it traced both of my roots back in Mali 🇲🇱 and Guinea-Bissau 🇬🇼.
Absolutely Beautiful. STRONG.
great news, I'm waiting on my results from African Ancestry, congrats brother
Very interesting I'm still waiting on my results 😊
I share maternal ancestry with the Mende people of Sierra Leone. I am waiting for my paternal and admixture results.
Welcome to Sierra Leone brother. I'm half Mende and half Temne.
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This was cool 😎
You all put a smile on my face this is great!
I need to share with you that any black, brown people who are descendants of slaves that came here during the Atlantic Slave trade are really not originally from West Africa. Actually if your research you will find that those tribes that were attacked and enslaved migrated from East Africa and what they now call the Middle East. Again when Rome was killing the true Hebrews; millions of them ran down into West Africa to get away from the Romans. This was a common practice for the descendants of Abraham.Isacc an nd Jacob. We migrated down into west Africa a d built our own homes libraries, and we a great wealth. We came from the Kingdom of Juda and Negro-land. But originally our ancestors 3000 years ago were black Asiatics and are land extended pass India. When you go home, they will tell you that they migrated there thousands of years ago. Do your research. Read From BABYLON TO TIMBUKTU by Rudolph R. Windsor his research shows just how we got to West Africa and we were there 1500 years until we were betrayed by those who were not of the Hebrew Nations. Read Thirteenth TRIBE.
All this man wanted to know was where was his people when they were enslaved what's wrong with some of you people?
I honestly believe I have Sudanese and Central African Ancestry. I also believe I have a lot of European heritage. I was born in Louisiana. It's amazing what DNA tells u about yourself.
Both tribes are actually form the same larger family of languages.... Djola are known traders in west africa,...their language is spoken in most west african countries--- this is how wide their influence is... and the brother does look like the Sahel people.... Maraka (the french pronunciation) and the Djola... ANITCHE brother!!!
That is amazing! I'm so happy for you.
I am from Guinea-Bissau
It’s pronounce djoula.
Does anyone else thinks his girlfriend looks like Tasha from the hit series Power???
Burkina Faso Shares Border with Ghana
he looks like dagomba of northern Ghana
I'm confused, how can you tell how much African they have? Like I know they can tell the countries but what about the percentage
Yellow light African ancestry doesn't do percentages just the original ethnic group that their ancestors belong to. It's the 23 on me and the other DNA test that show percentages. The percentage Dimension here was just the accuracy of the test for the ethnic group that They tested
Not for this test only for the European DNA test like Ancestry or 23 and me etc,. because they don't know the extent of your exact African culture or tribe like this test do.
I have no African anything on both sides going back 300 yrs, or my Wife were released to Europe and Ireland and BLACK from America
I’m half Burkinabé but not Maraka. Happy to call you brother but bro, walking from Burkina Faso to Guinea Bissau ? 😂
Not possible to walk, Distance in Africa are huge compared to the US,
I identify as black but I look white. Therefore, I'm sure I'm more European unfortunately 🙄
Waiting on my results. If I may ask, is it expensive to go to Africa? Can you give an estimate of how much money you need to enjoy yourself?
I just sent my kit back for testing and im nervous!!! Great video guys, thanks for sharing
You should care if you are 2% Indigenous. It is part of you whether you want it or not and it gives you a stronger connection to the north part of the continent of America. Don't you think?
Sisters, PLEASE teach and show other women how a black man SHOULD be treated to help bring out the best in him. Once that take place He begin to truly respect and honor his Sister. 🤲🏿
Thank you for sharing!
Great results!
But they ONLY TRACE 1 ANCESTRY BRANCH THERE'S MANY
THIS SHIT IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN ALL THE TEST COMBINED
They were the people that ran kush they were the Nubians
You actually look Ghanaian.
Is true u look like them
I am from Burkina Faso, brother!
Hey brother
@@quintinlathan4949 Hey there, I am glad you were able to find out about your roots. I believe it is such a wonderful experience for you. Hope you will visit Burkina Faso some time. Stay blessed!
@Kito Well, you should be informed a part of the people of Burkina Faso descended from Ghana. For your information, a part of of the Ashanti people of Ghana also migrated to Cote D'Ivoire, and are known as the Baoule people. That's how it goes.
ooooo my Black poeple. ..what they did to youuuuu😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕Oooo lord help them!!!!!They don't know AFRICA!!! I mean the geography 😞😞😞😞😞THEY TRIED YOU😂😂😂😂😂
He can still have some Ghanaian ancestry
Thomas Sankara's Cousin 👌
Thanks for sharing your DNA experience. Did African Ancestry give information concerning your y-DNA haplotype?
+Mstas68 no they give you a small piece of a big cake.
Sheba Newfreedom That's not right. Can't use their services for my husband and sons. Thanks for your response.
+Mstas68 , his y-DNA is most likely E1b1a. I think he forgot to mention it.
That place was a part of Ghana in time passed
mape not correct ! Mali not see.
he is Mandingo or Fulani
When they hold things up the people can't see it.
You no more Lathan but Diop
1:10 That boy was anxious
He looks Congolese
Beautiful and the cool ladies in your life have great instincts.
thank you
Burkina Faso was Previously called Uppervolta colonised by the Frenchy.......
Name changed in the early 80's...
Shared your excitement.... Welcome home and shared in your ancestors heritage... Your traditions and customs.
Come home..
Nigeria
He could have been from actual Ghana , Ivory coast,the guineas, Senegal,Mauritania,Mali,Niger, Gambia
Hey Quintin my father is originally Maraca. They are also called Sarakole and I think more of them in Mali. I had already guessed you were from that region before the results ;-) I'm from the Republic of Guinea
Guiné-Bissau welcome💗, Portuguese speaking country
look-up the Soninke people => Soninke people is the same as Marka, Sarakole or Seraculeh. all different names referring to the same people. the funny thing is you could pass for one of my dad's family member lol I don't think there are that many Soninke/Markas in Burkina Faso, they are more in Mali, Guinea and Senegal
When it comes to names of countries in Africa, these are real African names, used by European explorers to name places they've been on the continent. The miss conception of most is that white people just arrived in Africa and conquer. Many centuries ago other parts of the world come to Africa to exchange goods and commodities they don't have. All names has meaning in African Languages according to regions, they are not European names. Black people need to get African History books and read it themselves instead of waiting for white people to tell them. In order to rule in Africa they got together with all European countries to divide to rule. That's what Trump is doing today in America. We all need to be vigilant again. Was born and raise in Benin Republic, but my ancestry came from various places in Africa from Searra Leone, Nigeria to Uganda. Black African need to visit Africa and see it for themselves. African Ancestry is the bridge that can do that now.
Welcome home again Brother, I'm your sister Nana, Ghanaian.
You really look like us
There is no such thing as the Marka people in Burkina Faso. I researched it
I was right could tell by just looking at his features: the Marka (also Marka Dafing, Meka, or Maraka) people are a Mande people of northwest Mali. They speak the Marka, a Manding language
Nice
Is Jola means if you do bad or good they will pay back either or. The former president of the Gambia.
The good part of Ancestry.com is they give you a breakdown of how many people that you are related to and who. So both of them are good for different reasons. African Ancestry is awesome and the best choice.
There are common tribes from both countries (Ghana and Burkina Faso)
Burkina Faso people day in Ghana day consider day self Ghanaians I can show you a lot of them
This brother is from mande they today from guinee bissao to Burkina faso home of the upright people
She’s beautiful like gani women
I'm so happy for this guy I'm from guinee Bissau but my parents were born there. Just one thing you can't walk from Burkina Faso to guinee Bissau it kind of far
They all in one big area Mali empire, so peoples move around. That why most of slaves are talking in mande people, because they dominated the area,this is why people related mandingos with slavery which is main Mande people,
Am from Africa live UK blood
CRAZY
Now you know where you are from. Go home
Congrats my brother 😀😀where did you get that tee if you don't mind me asking?
thank you I appreciate the support. I actually had the shirt made at the mall lol
Mende is the ethnic group of Martin Luther King
Also the ethnic group of Coretta Scott King, Corey Booker, Maya Angelou, Congressman John Lewis and Marcus Garvey.
Good stuff I am looking to do the same
thank you
something is not right, there was a gentleman that had similar results as these but when he went to ancestry was 80 % from Africa about 15 Iberian peninsula rest trace regions so something's up
+Lesbiana31These Test are pretty Accurate I took the test with the name of Bob Stalin cause they can't trace the name or anything and think am caucasian and Am african from Kenya it came back as 100% Sub saharan African and it was showing cause it trace Sudan which the Jolou people Migrated from sudan when the Arabs came and Trace to other region like Uganda which is around Kenya and also the bantu people so i have people from East and west africa. BTW it was Ancestry.com
+Lesbiana31 "Ancestry.com" thats whats up
+Lesbiana31 , I doubt ancestry.com has a large enough African database. I have a feeling they recycle other people's result. I would not trust 'em when it come to black people.
Abraham Maru you came all the way over here to say that???????
nalo 101 , all the way from where? Am on the net. Its couple clicks and am here. 😊