Very profound comment about " knowing more about European history than about our own in the diaspora." Couldn't agree with him more, we definitely need to start linking up.
Yeah seriously is time we link up and talk to each other about what happened to us and come together and start healing ❤️🩹 together and build strong Nations again Yes we can 🇬🇭💪❤️
Its a song dedicated to MOTHER EARTH (mama aisha, ma'asha)... it goes: ''mother earth, earth spirit, earth goddes, your children are looking for you...
Indigenous people are innate creatures who create linguistic adoptions to various forms over time.. one source.. Inna wi mumma we dey cum fra.. from our mothers belly we come from FRA.. FR naturally denotes Father or FAT HER or A which is ♌ ALPHA or the imseminator.. or in her semin at gestational beginning and end in the MOTHER 👩 FATHER 👨 BABY 👶 TRINIDAD 🇹🇹 DIVERS DESCENDANTS and ancestral ascendancy... All that from extrapolation of linguistics. IN THE BEGINNING WORD SOUND 🙏 POWER 🔋 DATA PHOTONIC (EMIT) 🎶 SOUND .. FE ⚛ R.(TILL) 👁 IZER 🐾 NI 🌳 GROW ... we are all using words magically to spell ourselves.. might as well do it mindfully. Dieu et MON droi T..
this is very powerful. I love to see the african diaspora and continental africans learning about each other, there has been alot of time distance n misconceptions put btwn us.
Akan is not only Asante twi. The kromanti language sounds more of Fante (mfantse) than any of the akan language. But I do get everyone, Asante twi and fante, are more or less like the same language spoken with different accent. But again, in kromanti you hear a mixture of twi, Fante, Bono which all makes up the akan as a language. ... and oh, there's a town in present day Ghana (Cape-Coast) called kormantse
@@accradogshow2902 It isn't as simple as that.Aside the tonations,some words and tenses are completely different.Example, onion is gyeene(Twi)/anwo(Mfantse), January is Ɔpɛpɔn (Twi)/Sanda (Mfantse) and a whole lot.Mfantse also has several dialects like agona,gomoa,oguaa,ekumfi etc.
😳🤔, Thanks 🙏 for sharing this eye 👁️ opening information a good example of the timeless African Proverb- Until the Lions 🦁 have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter 🤔🤔
Interesting origin story as it sounds very similar to that of the Kalabari of Nigeria of the Izon family both have the killing of an elephant by their founding father. Also there is Kru/ama/ town in Kalabari land. Kru and Kro is perhaps only a phonetic differentiation. I have always believed that the coasts of West Africa are one family, fisher men are often semi nomadic and follow the fish or the water the same way a shepherd follows the pasture. The matrilineal element is also a factor, though Kalabari follow both matrilineal or patrilineal descent dependent on the level of marriage like the Akan there is a strong matrilineal culture in the Izon in general!!!!
Another section of enslaved people were taken from the Ga tribe in Ghana to suriname ...i read about the chief Amu and ocantey family ( from labadi tribe , also gas) in Ghana. They were all carried to the suriname , also the Aka tribe
Fort Koromanti is an English Slave Fort built in Ghana in the 17th century. Coramantee is spelt so many different ways but its a mixture of languages Twi Fante Bono. Maybe just one or two Maroons left in Ja. speak or should i say know a few words. The language is now distorted in Maroon town over the years pronounciation and words are changed. Its sad this was not handed down. Cudjoe and his siblings spoke Koromanti when the overseer is listing his 'enslaved' he would write - eg. Koromantee beside Africans who came from that port. Its not an ethnicity the English mixed up everything. Do a DNA to find out where your foreparents are from i am 41% Nigerian all along i thought i was mostly Ghanian i am only 8%. I am J'can by the way. Congo 38%.
The DNA thing is fake they are doing this so Africans wouldn’t be able to connect with their right root you should go to Ghana or Nigeria to do the DNA How can you be missed with a lot of countries
Coromantee or Kromanti is derived from the name of the Ghanaian slave Fort Courmantyne built by the British between 1635 and 1645 in the Central Region of Ghana. Coromantee is also the English name originally given to Ashanti slaves in Jamaica.
PRINCE KYEI not only Ashanti. the captives from the Gold Coast region especially the Akan became known collectively as coromantee. they were known to be rebellious and made the worst slaves. they led most of the revolts in the caribean and at some point the import of slaves from the Gold Coast region had to be banned.
+PRINCE KYEI (nice surname) +Cephas Laryea alot of the slaves were captured soldiers from tribes and people the Ashanti warred with. That is why they were so rebellious
PRINCE KYEI Are you saying we the Kormantse people waited for the white people who were strangers on our land to give our fishing town a name. My paternal grandfather was from Me Kore Na Mantse Etsifi just like Asowa Antsefo became Asuantsefo - and pronounced Ashanti by the British. Kormantse was not named by the British because of the fort built by them. The small fishing town was named after an event that happened between the asoantsefo and the mfantsefo. Please research the story and know the truth. I am a typical Ekumfinyi ba and our ancestral stories must be told properly please.
@@rosinamills4664 Kormantse. Ashanti is really Asuantefo ? Thanks for this amazing information because Asuan is Nubia. I always feels that Asante and all Akans Okani people were from ancient Nubia (Khanit) and you give me there a greater information. Medaasi
goed gezegt er zijn een paar die echt hun roots kennen,wat we op school hebben gehad en krijgen is maar 1% van wat er werkelijk is gebeurt,en nog iets onze roots(nakomelingen van de slavernij)begint niet bij aankomst in suriname het gaat ver terug en daarom zeg ik altijd ik ben een afrikaan die geboren is in suriname.maar de groote deel suri sisas en braddas van mij kan het niet schelen en daarom totaal geen vooruitgang die kant,je weet pas waar je naar toe gaat als je weet waar je vandaan komt.
😳🤔, Like legendary international reggae singer Peter Tosh Song- African, No Matter Where You Come From, No Matter your Complexion, No Matter your Language. No Matter your Religion as long as you are a Black Man you are a AFRICAN 😳🤔✊🏿
Ma Maisa by Sukru Sani. It can also be found here on TH-cam. It's a prayer to Ma Aisa/Mamaisa, Mother Earth, a Surinamese Ancestral spirit. Ma Aisa (or Mamaisa) is the Surinamese version of Asase, the West African deity of the Earth.
It was Portuguese that came to Ghana first in 1471 not the English. After the Portuguese the dutch took in 1598 over before the English came in 1867 and were the last colonial masters till 1957.
Please retract the word the "country" it's was slaves from vast area other than today's Ghana. Salaga slave market up north morden Ghana. Slaves from that market could come from now Mali, Niger, Faso, Nigeria, Togo, Benin etc.
The Europeans banned ALL Ashanti or any Akans from going to the Caribbean or Central America in 1800's. 1. They were replace by Igbo women/Nigeria ( milder & agreeable tribe ;"will never kill their babies to win a war" #damn). 2. Indians & Chinese to do the slave labor. 3.Germans & Irish as white human shield ( whites were killed on site) = The Ashanti were a nightmare; BUT THE WON. France became broke, sold the Louisiana purchase to their friends the USA, after they lost the war in Haiti; most Europeans fled the Caribbean & their profits dried up. which why slavery ended. = nothing to do with humanity! The massacre of 1804 also sent shock waves because THEY also order mulattoes to die.#war MILITARY they setup 2 military camps. Suriname + Jamaica: Orders were given out only from those 2 places because they were "secured" from spies (Twi coded) or informants. Some of the Orders were : 0 birthrate, sabotage the crops, kill the European farmers, overthrow the European military. A. Military camouflage = was also introduced to the Europeans, British solider often complain Africans dress like trees & bushes |and would suffer heavy losses (it aint the Marines or brigade) B. They also used Vodoo was use as a propaganda (using fake informers) tool scare white solider not to fight ✮ #lol ( they are still scared of it today) C: the British blame the Ashanti for the PROLONGING slavery because they order a zero birth rates, cut profits, and want to enslave whites (LOL) ⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️✨👑The BADDEST👑✨⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️ FYI: there is tons of information on Akans Europe. there was no such thing as "dark Africa" continent. The Europeans knew what each tribe is capable of, their temperament. their class structure, average pop. size. it took them a while to plan & rob the gold 👑✨ ... the last war THE BRITISH came in with the 1st " machine gun" just to fight the imperial class."they also came back to get the golden stool" but failed.. SO THEY burn down the palace, burnt the wood carvings centuries old and JUST TORCHED THE entire kingdom out of spite. #realbeastofahuman
I'm from Ghana..Akan and simply meaning of koromate means ..."hope you understand what I'm saying " that's the meaning in my language called Twi ..Akan language in Ghana ...all maroons..koromate are Akans
😳🤔, You Can’t hate the roots of a tree 🌲 without hating the tree 🌲, Malcolm X Quote talking about Black Communities around the world 🌎 to Embrace Africa and African Heritage 😳🤔✊🏿
The Dutchman hostman the listed following Nation during a survey in 1850 :Sokko,Mandingo,Abo, Fula,Mende,Tiamba,Loango,Ibo and the Coromantin negroes.🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷💯.
Dog je moet nog veel leren, in die tijd waren der geen immigranten in Ghana toen waren er alleen Ashanti's en Fanti's (AakanNdyuka) roots. Er waren ook terug gestuurde slaven van brazilie komaf naar Ghana verscheept, vandaar dat je in ghana veel braziliaanse vlaggen tegenkomt.
Weet je hoeveel echte Ghanezen (Ashanti's) er zijn weggevoerd meer dan 40 miljoen en dat alleen met Fort Amsterdam. We hebben ongeveer 57 forten in Ghana staan Fort Elmina is daar een van
Real Ghanaian you say?? Who is a real Ghanaian?? Cut the crap man !! Ashantis just like every tribe in Ghana today came from somewhere across the Motherland, none of us came from out the soils, okay?? The earliest group of people known to arrive in Ghana by Ghanaian historians are the Gonjas people ........... Go and learn your history again Mr Asante man !!!
This is a microcosmic view of a really large socio-cultural matter! That town near Cape Coast called Kormanten is just a nickname. A pseudonym. Kormantin has a significance that is linked to the Ashanti state. Disclosing the details is tantamount to treason. So anyone who wants to know the real meaning of Kormanten and what it means can inbox me.
Ben het deels met je eens. Alleen denk ik niet dat mijn roots in Ghana liggen. Wel hebben mijn voorouders in Ghana geleefd, net als dat we nu in Amerika, of Europa leven. Dit wil niet zeggen dat we daar van origine vandaan komen. Check mijn andere comments onder deel 2 van deze video om te zien waarom ik dit zeg. Peace.
@kevin kwame zimmermann .The Bonos were actually de first Akans to be in Ghana. Fante abdomen other akan dialects migrated frm there. Dnt just talk anyhow.
Awkward , the enslaved ancestors children meting the children of those who enslaved en sold their ancestors . What faith these enslaved would have encountered not being sold to the Europeans and went in diaspora ???
@@johnmoscato4648 By the way slavery still exists in Africa and Asia . Wake up ! Are all Asians and Africans and their descendants responsible and accountable for the non-white slave trade and ownership of the past and presence ? This perspective is much broader than the perspective of the descendants of the transatlantic slavery . (tag y-tube Elizabeth Samson Surinam ,mindblowing ) ,stay well
@@johnmoscato4648 Strong argumentation and of coarse based on facts .thank jou Ignorance of the situation now and in the past . Tell me more about your views, could be interesting . I hope not the fairy tale of the happy African family ,oppressed by racists whites.
u are on every youtube video spewing garbage. who told u 80% of accra is not accra native. please be quiet and dont comment on what u know not about or better leave the thread
Who is here from Geography Now?
me im in suriname tho
Me lol
Me 😂
Me
me
Very profound comment about " knowing more about European history than about our own in the diaspora." Couldn't agree with him more, we definitely need to start linking up.
yeah
Exmo stars
@@palangmitchell2899you're right
@@TeamRica1 hi!
We are not talking about European history, have a brain? we are talking about history of our people
I am having CHILLS all over when I hear my brother speaking about linking di diaspora!🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁
Could you tell al of your fellow Jamaicans about Suriname. I would really appreciate it.
@@ziennanoordpool6639
I did!
Yeah seriously is time we link up and talk to each other about what happened to us and come together and start healing ❤️🩹 together and build strong Nations again
Yes we can 🇬🇭💪❤️
I feel proud to watch this, sabi yu rutu! 🇸🇷
Wakiti i dah Saamaka nö ? Are you a Saamaka?
the rhythm of the song in the beginning of the documentary reminds me of my traditional songs from my tribe Fanti from the Akan people
Exactly. I'm a Fanti too
Its a song dedicated to MOTHER EARTH (mama aisha, ma'asha)... it goes: ''mother earth, earth spirit, earth goddes, your children are looking for you...
The Band is called Sukru Sani which means sweet things my uncles played in that band
great to see the ancestral languages preserved. I saw family here in this documentary that carries very close familiarity and genetic resemblance.
You understand the man said ?
what is the language Guan or Fanti ?
Those language can not be found in Africa.
I see some of the Patwah we used in Jamaica like *dat!*
Indigenous people are innate creatures who create linguistic adoptions to various forms over time.. one source..
Inna wi mumma we dey cum fra.. from our mothers belly we come from FRA.. FR naturally denotes Father or FAT HER or A which is ♌ ALPHA or the imseminator.. or in her semin at gestational beginning and end in the MOTHER 👩 FATHER 👨 BABY 👶 TRINIDAD 🇹🇹 DIVERS DESCENDANTS and ancestral ascendancy...
All that from extrapolation of linguistics.
IN THE BEGINNING WORD SOUND 🙏 POWER 🔋 DATA PHOTONIC (EMIT) 🎶 SOUND .. FE ⚛ R.(TILL) 👁 IZER 🐾 NI 🌳 GROW ... we are all using words magically to spell ourselves.. might as well do it mindfully. Dieu et MON droi T..
welcome to suriname th-cam.com/video/QecDL9RfxNQ/w-d-xo.html
This kind of trips should happen more
welcome to suriname th-cam.com/video/QecDL9RfxNQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi! I just sent this link!
Joined before I even watched!
Watching now !!!
this is very powerful. I love to see the african diaspora and continental africans learning about each other, there has been alot of time distance n misconceptions put btwn us.
Geweldig !! mooi ga zo door met het plaatsen van deze filmpjes!
Suriname meets Ghana
Very interesting I will certainly be visiting on my next visit to Ghana.
Akan is not only Asante twi.
The kromanti language sounds more of Fante (mfantse) than any of the akan language. But I do get everyone, Asante twi and fante, are more or less like the same language spoken with different accent.
But again, in kromanti you hear a mixture of twi, Fante, Bono which all makes up the akan as a language.
... and oh, there's a town in present day Ghana (Cape-Coast) called kormantse
Fante and twi is like spanish and portugese. Two different languages
page fante and Asante can chat and understand each other. It is no different.
@@accradogshow2902 it can be hard tho, especially trying to understand a Fante person
@@Ashanti_flower24 then you don't speak good Twi
@@accradogshow2902 It isn't as simple as that.Aside the tonations,some words and tenses are completely different.Example, onion is gyeene(Twi)/anwo(Mfantse), January is Ɔpɛpɔn (Twi)/Sanda (Mfantse) and a whole lot.Mfantse also has several dialects like agona,gomoa,oguaa,ekumfi etc.
Goedemiddag Su-Gh
Ik ben Saskia Geboren in NL
ik wil iedereen een Fijne Feestdagen en een NieuwJaar Vol Gezondheid en Vreugde Soso Lobi 🌹Mi Do We🌹👸
Nice to see this, my fourth parents came from Ghana this brings tears to my eyes 2019 I will be visiting Africa 🌍
We will be waiting for you brother
IT DID NOT ESCAPE ME THAT THE OPPRESSOR WENT FROM BUILDING CASTLES TO CHURCHES SO AFRICANS COULD NOT ESAPE THEM!!!
Thanks for uploading this.
I really liked this.
Thanks
😳🤔, Thanks 🙏 for sharing this eye 👁️ opening information a good example of the timeless African Proverb- Until the Lions 🦁 have their own historians, the history of the hunt will always glorify the hunter 🤔🤔
Damn those drums beats were insane!
I'm a Jamaican living in the Netherlands with a few Suriname friends - one people!
Woow i'm from Kromanti 😳😳
You are Ghanaian
Message me
We’re cousins! My mother’s family is from Suriname !
@@kojomckenzie yh I'm from Kormantse, central region of Ghana
@@travelandluxlifeexpat855 that's nice to hear 😄
I heard a suranimese Karina sing almost this same song!
Interesting origin story as it sounds very similar to that of the Kalabari of Nigeria of the Izon family both have the killing of an elephant by their founding father. Also there is Kru/ama/ town in Kalabari land. Kru and Kro is perhaps only a phonetic differentiation. I have always believed that the coasts of West Africa are one family, fisher men are often semi nomadic and follow the fish or the water the same way a shepherd follows the pasture. The matrilineal element is also a factor, though Kalabari follow both matrilineal or patrilineal descent dependent on the level of marriage like the Akan there is a strong matrilineal culture in the Izon in general!!!!
Idonigbo Obu ..... Koromante were the garamantes of ancieny Lybiians. I was told europeans came to the shore asking for garamantes.
Kru people are not Kromanti but there was few Kru people from Liberia and Ivory Coast in Suriname also.
You sound like you are into cultural ethnography, I'd have to see them dance to know if they are Ijaws
welcome to suriname th-cam.com/video/QecDL9RfxNQ/w-d-xo.html
Super❗
Trots op onze voorouders
Another section of enslaved people were taken from the Ga tribe in Ghana to suriname ...i read about the chief Amu and ocantey family ( from labadi tribe , also gas) in Ghana. They were all carried to the suriname , also the Aka tribe
Akan and others from the north of Ghana were also enslaved..Nigeria , Togo and Benin and ivory coast also share the same story
R.I.P Mr. Korsah.
Can we have translate un English or French please,
Fort Koromanti is an English Slave Fort built in Ghana in the 17th century. Coramantee is spelt so many different ways but its a mixture of languages Twi Fante Bono. Maybe just one or two Maroons left in Ja. speak or should i say know a few words. The language is now distorted in Maroon town over the years pronounciation and words are changed. Its sad this was not handed down. Cudjoe and his siblings spoke Koromanti when the overseer is listing his 'enslaved' he would write - eg. Koromantee beside Africans who came from that port. Its not an ethnicity the English mixed up everything. Do a DNA to find out where your foreparents are from i am 41% Nigerian all along i thought i was mostly Ghanian i am only 8%. I am J'can by the way. Congo 38%.
The DNA thing is fake they are doing this so Africans wouldn’t be able to connect with their right root you should go to Ghana or Nigeria to do the DNA
How can you be missed with a lot of countries
Jamaican/Haitian people are the same...
NO , Haitians are from TOGO !
Jamaica and Suriname
AYITI is a make up of different tribes, not just one people...
@@guleet75 Suriname black people are from Togo too with Kongo- Loango, Ghana, and Nigeria. Haitian are mostly from Benin, Nigeria, Congo.
@@gsheverything_2716 voodoo in Ayiti is from the vodun practiced in eastern Ghana/Togo/Benin/Naija
Wow!
Coromantee or Kromanti is derived from the name of the Ghanaian slave Fort Courmantyne built by the British between 1635 and 1645 in the Central Region of Ghana. Coromantee is also the English name originally given to Ashanti slaves in Jamaica.
PRINCE KYEI not only Ashanti. the captives from the Gold Coast region especially the Akan became known collectively as coromantee. they were known to be rebellious and made the worst slaves. they led most of the revolts in the caribean and at some point the import of slaves from the Gold Coast region had to be banned.
+PRINCE KYEI (nice surname) +Cephas Laryea alot of the slaves were captured soldiers from tribes and people the Ashanti warred with. That is why they were so rebellious
PRINCE KYEI Are you saying we the Kormantse people waited for the white people who were strangers on our land to give our fishing town a name. My paternal grandfather was from Me Kore Na Mantse Etsifi just like Asowa Antsefo became Asuantsefo - and pronounced Ashanti by the British. Kormantse was not named by the British because of the fort built by them. The small fishing town was named after an event that happened between the asoantsefo and the mfantsefo. Please research the story and know the truth. I am a typical Ekumfinyi ba and our ancestral stories must be told properly please.
@@rosinamills4664 Kormantse.
Ashanti is really Asuantefo ?
Thanks for this amazing information because Asuan is Nubia. I always feels that Asante and all Akans Okani people were from ancient Nubia (Khanit) and you give me there a greater information. Medaasi
Yes all ghana especially Fante, Guan, Asante, Bono, Akuapem.
Suriname ( and other Dutch west indian possesion), US Virgin islands (formerly a danish possesion), Barbados, Antigua etc
goed gezegt er zijn een paar die echt hun roots kennen,wat we op school hebben gehad en krijgen is maar 1% van wat er werkelijk is gebeurt,en nog iets onze roots(nakomelingen van de slavernij)begint niet bij aankomst in suriname het gaat ver terug en daarom zeg ik altijd ik ben een afrikaan die geboren is in suriname.maar de groote deel suri sisas en braddas van mij kan het niet schelen en daarom totaal geen vooruitgang die kant,je weet pas waar je naar toe gaat als je weet waar je vandaan komt.
Fascinating
😳🤔, Like legendary international reggae singer Peter Tosh Song- African, No Matter Where You Come From, No Matter your Complexion, No Matter your Language. No Matter your Religion as long as you are a Black Man you are a AFRICAN 😳🤔✊🏿
I hear because of geography now. Anyone else?
This is very good history.
I will travel to West Africa to teach about the Caribbean/American end of our story!! Ase!
Nuffy Fluffy yes you can see thé Mandingo part like Guinée conackry or gambia
For usa ancestry most came from
Domo Nique Did you really do it?
Planning to do a documentary on this - I’m from Ghana & lives in Accra. Maybe we can plan something
Do you have a website ?
Welcome ❤
What is the name of that beautiful song at the beginning?
Ma Maisa by Sukru Sani. It can also be found here on TH-cam. It's a prayer to Ma Aisa/Mamaisa, Mother Earth, a Surinamese Ancestral spirit. Ma Aisa (or Mamaisa) is the Surinamese version of Asase, the West African deity of the Earth.
@@CharLInd12 Thank you so much!
Moving documentary. Does anybody know the name of the choir in the beginning?
The group is Sukru Sani, and the song is called Ma Maisa
Wow the man talking sounds like older jamaicans when they speak english
+howard c Jamaicans are Akan. Through and through. Many Jamaicans look more Akan than Ghanaians of today.
+Sam Oystein yeah. most people mistake me for ghanaian even ghanaian people
The same people.... many tribes 1 kingdom...
@@samtheresearcher Nobody born in Jamaica is an "akan" you lair. Jamaicans are Jamaican. What's wrong with you people.
OMG!
My Maternal Grandma was a FISH-MONGER!!
It was Portuguese that came to Ghana first in 1471 not the English. After the Portuguese the dutch took in 1598 over before the English came in 1867 and were the last colonial masters till 1957.
The English built fort kromantse in 1631
The slaves were said to have come from different parts of the country.
Kromantse was just a transit point.
what tribes in ghana were sold to america?
@@beyeseparateswe3425No one can tell
Please retract the word the "country" it's was slaves from vast area other than today's Ghana. Salaga slave market up north morden Ghana. Slaves from that market could come from now Mali, Niger, Faso, Nigeria, Togo, Benin etc.
This is wonderful.
The Europeans banned ALL Ashanti or any Akans from going to the Caribbean or Central America in 1800's.
1. They were replace by Igbo women/Nigeria ( milder & agreeable tribe ;"will never kill their babies to win a war" #damn).
2. Indians & Chinese to do the slave labor.
3.Germans & Irish as white human shield ( whites were killed on site)
= The Ashanti were a nightmare; BUT THE WON. France became broke, sold the Louisiana purchase to their friends the USA, after they lost the war in Haiti; most Europeans fled the Caribbean & their profits dried up. which why slavery ended. = nothing to do with humanity! The massacre of 1804 also sent shock waves because THEY also order mulattoes to die.#war
MILITARY
they setup 2 military camps. Suriname + Jamaica: Orders were given out only from those 2 places because they were "secured" from spies (Twi coded) or informants.
Some of the Orders were : 0 birthrate, sabotage the crops, kill the European farmers, overthrow the European military.
A. Military camouflage = was also introduced to the Europeans, British solider often complain Africans dress like trees & bushes |and would suffer heavy losses (it aint the Marines or brigade)
B. They also used Vodoo was use as a propaganda (using fake informers) tool scare white solider not to fight ✮ #lol ( they are still scared of it today)
C: the British blame the Ashanti for the PROLONGING slavery because they order a zero birth rates, cut profits, and want to enslave whites (LOL)
⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️✨👑The BADDEST👑✨⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️
FYI: there is tons of information on Akans Europe. there was no such thing as "dark Africa" continent. The Europeans knew what each tribe is capable of, their temperament. their class structure, average pop. size. it took them a while to plan & rob the gold 👑✨ ... the last war THE BRITISH came in with the 1st " machine gun" just to fight the imperial class."they also came back to get the golden stool" but failed.. SO THEY burn down the palace, burnt the wood carvings centuries old and JUST TORCHED THE entire kingdom out of spite. #realbeastofahuman
Any material that can shed more indepth info on your statements ?
This information is not accurate.
Igbo were never a milder or agreeable tribe.
Ghana was the last point of slaves to the Caribbean and the Americas for over 500 years,90% of European Castles and forts are located in Ghana.
David Ofosu-Appiah Ghana was the last place ? 90% of fort's located in Ghana !
♥️
what year was this
2004 I guess
but they dont upload the end of the documentary
Fa waka mi godo!
I found out today that im from here
Wow thats amazing im from suriname and you?
I'm from Ghana..Akan and simply meaning of koromate means ..."hope you understand what I'm saying " that's the meaning in my language called Twi ..Akan language in Ghana ...all maroons..koromate are Akans
Kromanti is fanti, not twi
Can you expound a bit more on your Dutch heritage, if you don't mind me asking?
😳🤔, You Can’t hate the roots of a tree 🌲 without hating the tree 🌲, Malcolm X Quote talking about Black Communities around the world 🌎 to Embrace Africa and African Heritage 😳🤔✊🏿
The Dutchman hostman the listed following Nation during a survey in 1850 :Sokko,Mandingo,Abo,
Fula,Mende,Tiamba,Loango,Ibo and the Coromantin negroes.🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷💯.
I lived in Africa for a year unfortunately Africans no very little about us children of the diaspora.
In many African countries,aspects of the education is funded by the West,thus dictate what is thought,
Especially the basic side,
Good
Not anymore
Dog je moet nog veel leren, in die tijd waren der geen immigranten in Ghana toen waren er alleen Ashanti's en Fanti's (AakanNdyuka) roots. Er waren ook terug gestuurde slaven van brazilie komaf naar Ghana verscheept, vandaar dat je in ghana veel braziliaanse vlaggen tegenkomt.
TRIBE OF BENJAMIN......A LOT OF US WERE TAKEN TO JAMAICA ALSO THEY BECAME THE MAROONS.
Weet je hoeveel echte Ghanezen (Ashanti's) er zijn weggevoerd meer dan 40 miljoen en dat alleen met Fort Amsterdam. We hebben ongeveer 57 forten in Ghana staan Fort Elmina is daar een van
Real Ghanaian you say?? Who is a real Ghanaian?? Cut the crap man !! Ashantis just like every tribe in Ghana today came from somewhere across the Motherland, none of us came from out the soils, okay?? The earliest group of people known to arrive in Ghana by Ghanaian historians are the Gonjas people ........... Go and learn your history again Mr Asante man !!!
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This is a microcosmic view of a really large socio-cultural matter! That town near Cape Coast called Kormanten is just a nickname. A pseudonym. Kormantin has a significance that is linked to the Ashanti state. Disclosing the details is tantamount to treason. So anyone who wants to know the real meaning of Kormanten and what it means can inbox me.
Hey I'f from Suriname and would like to know more
+Sam Oystein I'm inboxing, ") from Suriname too maternal connection to Maroons my paternal came from a government sugarcane plantation
+YahSedQanu Email samoystein@gmail.com
+Khiva Schmidt Email samoystein@gmail.com
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Why are you still following European interpretation of God?
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Ben het deels met je eens. Alleen denk ik niet dat mijn roots in Ghana liggen. Wel hebben mijn voorouders in Ghana geleefd, net als dat we nu in Amerika, of Europa leven. Dit wil niet zeggen dat we daar van origine vandaan komen.
Check mijn andere comments onder deel 2 van deze video om te zien waarom ik dit zeg. Peace.
150 - 200 years ago there were only Ashanti nd Fanti people in Ghana
Kevin Kwame Zimmerman huh ????
Kevin Kwame Zimmerman nope wrong try again this time read a history book first.
No there was all the same actual people.,But the akan languages were differents especially sounx and prononciation, and guan was more spoke.
Ridiculous. You would have been better served saying 150-200 years ago Ghana did not exist as a country.
@kevin kwame zimmermann .The Bonos were actually de first Akans to be in Ghana. Fante abdomen other akan dialects migrated frm there. Dnt just talk anyhow.
nah not really
Fanti's are the most stubborn of all the Akan groups in Ghana.
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In which way?
Awkward , the enslaved ancestors children meting the children of those who enslaved en sold their ancestors .
What faith these enslaved would have encountered not being sold to the Europeans and went in diaspora ???
YOU DONT KNOW HISTORY !
@@johnmoscato4648 By the way slavery still exists in Africa and Asia . Wake up !
Are all Asians and Africans and their descendants responsible and accountable for the non-white slave trade and ownership of the past and presence ?
This perspective is much broader than the perspective of the descendants of the transatlantic slavery . (tag y-tube Elizabeth Samson Surinam ,mindblowing ) ,stay well
"By the way slavery still exists in Africa and Asia" YES YOU CLEARLY DON'T KNW WHAT THE HEEL YOU RE TALKING ABOUT !
@@johnmoscato4648 Strong argumentation and of coarse based on facts .thank jou Ignorance of the situation now and in the past . Tell me more about your views, could be interesting . I hope not the fairy tale of the happy African family ,oppressed by racists whites.
@@barta9342 "Strong argumentation and of coarse based on facts" LMAO ! YOU RE SO DUMB ! YU MUSTBE SLOW IN REAL LIFE AND I CAN PROVE IT !
Your origin is Israel
LMAO YOU DUMB AF
u are on every youtube video spewing garbage. who told u 80% of accra is not accra native. please be quiet and dont comment on what u know not about or better leave the thread
Thank god there was slavery, otherwise slaves from africa and ghana wouldn't be in surinam.. but yeah thanx for sharing this video..
What a stupid comment
@@shean991 do i look like i give a fuck☺️ so go flush your head in a toilet you piece of shit
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@@shean991 yess ask your mother 🤣🤣🤣
@@giouchiha1508 I'll ask right after your mom slurps me up stepson. Whatchu want for Christmas son?
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