I received my African Ancestry results this past Friday and my maternal ancestry came back European. I don’t think I will ever find out my Paternal ancestry because my biological father has passed away and I don’t know any male relatives on his side. I’m adopted btw.
Does anyone know if she changed platforms or anything? I really enjoyed her videos but haven't seen anything new from her in 8 months. I sure hope she is doing alright.
if the tikar people migrated does it mean you are a bit of Sudanese aswell or are u fully cameroon just wondering because the migration is very confusing.
Technically, yes. But the Tikar are very far removed from Sudanese culture today, especially due to slavery, the German/French colonization of Cameroon, and the Arab colonization of Sudan. A lot of the traditional cultures of both people has been lost.
@corlua3046 Cameroonian is just a nationality. Country borders in Africa were created by Europe and didn't exist when the Tikar first entered the region known today as Cameroon. It's basically like saying American. Americans come from all over and belong to different ethnic groups, who created new cultures in America. The Tikar have a Nubian (Sudanese) origin, but over time, they became a separate ethnic group and created their own culture and traditions in Cameroon.
Great job of breaking down the info. Thank you.
Thank you! And thanks for watching
I'm loving going on this journey. It's really cool to find out
13:34 that's cool in your case. The African ancestry results and ancestray DNA results both matched up with Cameroon.
No wonder you are a good story teller...🤣🤣welcome to the Motherland my Sister, we love you all - From Zambia, Southern Africa!!!!
What a beautiful and excellently put together video! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and insights! God bless you!
Thank you!!
Welcome Tikar Cousin, my African Ancestry is the Bubi People in Bioko Island, and Fulani, Hausa and Tikar of Cameroon!!
Thanks Cousin!! 🇨🇲 I have Fulani and Hausa ancestry too, but it's of Mali and Niger.
I have the exact same AA ancestry on mothers line cuz!
I received my African Ancestry results this past Friday and my maternal ancestry came back European. I don’t think I will ever find out my Paternal ancestry because my biological father has passed away and I don’t know any male relatives on his side. I’m adopted btw.
Staybless ❤❤❤⭐️🙌🙌🙌
The fact the photos you really showed looked like you like your first cousins
A lot black Americans from Angola and Congo believe or not and most west African connections with Caribbean people
Does anyone know if she changed platforms or anything? I really enjoyed her videos but haven't seen anything new from her in 8 months. I sure hope she is doing alright.
Hey! I'm still here. I took a break from making videos, but I'll be posting new videos soon!
@@Breyionna So good to hear from you! Can't wait to see your new content!
if the tikar people migrated does it mean you are a bit of Sudanese aswell or are u fully cameroon just wondering because the migration is very confusing.
Technically, yes. But the Tikar are very far removed from Sudanese culture today, especially due to slavery, the German/French colonization of Cameroon, and the Arab colonization of Sudan. A lot of the traditional cultures of both people has been lost.
@@Breyionna so then basically the tikar people are mixed of Sudanese and cameroonian?
@@Breyionna also is it the ancestors of ths tikar people who migrated or the actual tikar themselves?
also do you identify more as Cameroonian or Sudanese?
@corlua3046 Cameroonian is just a nationality. Country borders in Africa were created by Europe and didn't exist when the Tikar first entered the region known today as Cameroon.
It's basically like saying American. Americans come from all over and belong to different ethnic groups, who created new cultures in America. The Tikar have a Nubian (Sudanese) origin, but over time, they became a separate ethnic group and created their own culture and traditions in Cameroon.