well done great job another super awesome amazing video thank you so much for sharing keep up the fantastic work I've always wanted to do this I might have some definitely go for the test and check out what my stuff is hope you guys are doing well have a blessed day
@@kevinomondi9358 for so long the Kenyan Bantus have been making noise for us ati we go back to Sudan!! There is no Sudan. I even saw a Sudanese lady from Nuer tribe sharing the same DNA with Khoisan, maasai and mostly Kenya and Tz. Now that they’ve seen this luo lady’s ancestral tree is predominantly Kenyan, they are now claiming she is Bantu🤣🤣. Kenyan Bantus are pathetic.
Kevin, at 6:34 another possibility, the Viking component in your DNA might have originated here in the US, from mingling of Scandinavian and the British Isles settlers; not necessarily from Viking invasion to the British Isles. Good presentation!👍
Luo are in the Tanzania, DRC, CAR, Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan and Ethiopia! There is also a Luo tribe in Cameroon.. surprised that only Tanzania, Kenya and the Cameronians appeared
@@kennethkyalo2684 bro someone told me they eat ugali and i was like i knew it! How did they get lost over there in Cameroon 🇨🇲? Or maybe we got lost in Kenya haha
The DNA registry doesn't have sufficient data to distinguish between African peoples. Africans are the most diverse. A good analysis shouldn't give more than 10% of anything.
The Luo of Cameroon, Gabon and Equitorial Guinea have been confirmed. This group came from Alur who occupy Eastern Congo and Western Uganda, they came to Kenya and Tanzania as the Jok'Omollo. This is interesting as the Luo of Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon had been assimilated and only one man was speaking Luo as at 2010.
For the 2% Equatorial Guinea the explanation is quite simple...Bantus migrated from that area for thousands of years till as recent as the 1920s(courtesy of colonialism having formal borders)and during their migrations it wasn't strange for the migrating communities to trade with the communities they found in their new homes...in order to establish good relations, a wife would be given to the leader of both communities.
@@longatsos despite that they can be found in Tanzania and south Kenya also they have extremely high Bantu admixture usually Luhya congolse Suba and kikuyu is possible
Fossils like Nazlet Khater of Egypt (Europeans) are 36 000 years old oldest fossils of ancestors of your people ever found are fossilis like Iwo Eleru ,13 000 years old
@@crescendyr8438 you make no sense, ancient Egyptians are modern day Egyptians not any subsaharan african anyway. Everyone knows were Europeans came from you don't have to behaviour like you forgot that native Americans are only the native indians.
@@michiga5220 DNA from Amenhotep, Tut and Ramsese says otherwise. The visual depiction of the Egyptians in both wall paintings and 3 dimensional reliefs says otherwise. You say everyone knows where Europeans came from today in these modern times, but that's not the point. The point is new people came in. Old lines died out. Just like the San and Biaka were dominate in SSA prior to the Bantu expansion. The Ainu were prominent until the Japanese arrival. There were people in Europe prior to the current Europeans. The world is not stagnate.
Very true grace if you did history in the seventies and early eighties it was said we migrated from somewhere..they called it a name I can't remember. I know pple from east and central Kenya immigrated from central africa.
The problem with pple nowadays is trying to explain the origin of a pple who came from a land without modern day colonial boundaries. To start with, remove those boundaries from your head, then research putting in mind trade routes, wars, and intermarriages .
I don’t know which genetic company you took your ancestry DNA testing with; I’m a Sudanese from the Nuer tribe, part of the Nilotic ethnic group as you, our result is similar at some point. Here is my ethnicities composition 84% Eastern Africa and South Africa region. In detail 48% Khoisan and Mbuti people. 36% Eastern Bantu. 14%Senegal 2% Mali. The Nilotic people are the same group as the KHOISAN, the indigenous people of South Africa.
@@4jayxluci4 That is true Adior, the Nilotic people shares the same roots with Khoisan’ the South African indigenous people I want to encourage many our follows south Sudanese people in the western world to take these opportunities to tests their genetics.
Hahaha! I knew it the moment I watched this clip and saw the results! Nilotes are the indigenous people of the land/East Africa!!!! I have watched other Kenyan Bantu tribes do the test and their percentages are extremely low and most of them are a mixture of either somali or something else
Can u tell us ur updated results It seems like 23 and me Got her area of origin right But they didn't give her the migration path her ancestors took till kisumu! I m sure she has masai,luhya,kissi admixture As well as luhya
Why are y’all forcing her to have a Bantu DNA🤣🤣🤣🤣. Wakenya can’t believe that Luos or Nilotes are the natives. The bullshit of South Sudan Bar el ghazal is long dismissed lmao
You don't know Luo history n might not understand Luo history plus their migration patterns n the lands they conquered n Kingdoms..e.g you do not Lous were part of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom pliz do your research.
Your Dutch ancestors might have come from Scandinavia loads of them came in the 17 hundreds. Lots of Dutch people with ancestry from the west of the Netherlands have danish swedish Norwegian ancestry like 15 to 25 percent of their dna, and can be traced
Jok'Omollo who are predominantly Alur, came from Eastern Congo. However, there is a Luo group in Cameroon, Gabon and Equitorial Guinea..they have been assimilated and by 2010, they had only one speaker.
There are no luos who migrated from Congo! The Alur (luos from Congo) are the ones who migrated from East Africa and parted ways with their brothers. He original homeland is Kenya-lake Victoria. Sudan bullshit is a made up story! The reason why her DNA can be traced back to Congo or Central Africa, I am sure is because of the Alur departing from east Africa to central Africa carrying with them dna from EA! We never migrated from anywhere!
It follows your lineage backwards until they can't until they lose the lineage cuz they can only go so far technology is not as great as we think it is but something I've been looking into you you know this is this is what months later or something I don't know
Now that's a real African very first I don't know if it's very first one it seem like that cuz I've never seen anybody else's test but wow I've never seen anybody's test come out with just two spots on it that's crazy and they're in the same area just on the other side yeah that means you migrated I don't like to see you over here cakes. Been on serious side that's pretty amazing for that girl to be like that sitting most a lot of people are just the Heinz 57 saw especially over here in America now we know the truth we're a bunch of mutts at least well not all of us but some of us anyways I think I might be much but I'm not sure my father's side so I may just be Heinz 57.
They are from South Sudan, stop heresay. Their language tells it, it's related to it's roots in South Sudan not Sudan. Sudanese are Hamitic not nilotic.
Some Luo names are shared by either Yorubas or igbos the ones with As and Os so dont be quick to rule out....one of these tribes they say their origin dates back to Sudan.
Just so you know there are Luos in Congo they go by the Name Alur,Luos in Ethiopia goes by names of shilluk,Gambella.n Anyuak,..Luos in Chad are known as Maban,Luos In Uganda are Acholi,Alur,Padhola,Jonam,Paris,Bari,.. Luos in Sudan are Known as Jur chol.. there are Luos in Tanzania known as Lwo...n Luos of Kenya n Luo-Abasuba.
True we are from Sudan but when Luos started migrating they formed these Kingdoms in Uganda with Bantus like the Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom,Bachwezi Kingdom etc...already here they had started mixing with Bantus through intermarring and assimilating bantu clans after the fall of these Kingdoms.....around 1490AD the first batch of Luos started migrating into western Kenya where they found Bantus had already settled there they had to battle these tribes in order to settle in those Lands n another method they use was be assimilated or be expelled so in Kenya you'll find Luo clans with Bantu roots eg a tribe like Luo-Abasuba....Basubas are Bantus who got assimilated by Luos reason being they were fugitives from Uganda they killed Kabaka ...so I can understand if she has bantu DNA what I dont understand how come the nilotic DNA didn't show same as Lupita's infact hers was unique mitochondria Eve....the oldest DNA in the world.
Where did you get the assumption that her DNA is Bantu?🤔🤔🤔🤔 we have the Alur (a luo sub group in Congo), we have the luo of Tanzania who also settled along the lake Victoria and mara region and we have the luo of Kenya settled along the lake Victoria too. Don’t come here with dumb assumption. This clip clearly shows that Nilotes might be the indigenous people of the land. Story za South sudan and Egypt are balderdash!!
This DNA test is useless, Kenya alone has 42+ tribes, it doesn't say whether she's bantu, Nilotic or Cushitic. We are not mixed like Europeans and therefore ethnicity plays a bigger role than geographic location. You also didn't specify whether you took Y-DNA, mtDNA or autosomal tests.
@@JessJayEel The most famous tribes are Nilotic and they make up close to 1/3 of Kenya's population: • The Maasai • Kalenjin speakers (the marathon runners) • Turkana • Samburu • Luo (Obama's tribes) • Okiek
Her haplogroup must be one of the most ancient there is. Amazing results.
It is!!!!
Wow Grace's results are incredible, so precise, never moved around much at all.
well done great job another super awesome amazing video thank you so much for sharing keep up the fantastic work I've always wanted to do this I might have some definitely go for the test and check out what my stuff is hope you guys are doing well have a blessed day
Hi guys, great video.I am curious about Grace's haplogroup as I am also a Luo
We are the natives🫡. No doubt about that
@@Faizah_Afrika Lupita has the oldest mtdna L0...so yeah we are indeed the natives!
@@kevinomondi9358 for so long the Kenyan Bantus have been making noise for us ati we go back to Sudan!! There is no Sudan. I even saw a Sudanese lady from Nuer tribe sharing the same DNA with Khoisan, maasai and mostly Kenya and Tz. Now that they’ve seen this luo lady’s ancestral tree is predominantly Kenyan, they are now claiming she is Bantu🤣🤣. Kenyan Bantus are pathetic.
Kevin, at 6:34 another possibility, the Viking component in your DNA might have originated here in the US, from mingling of Scandinavian and the British Isles settlers; not necessarily from Viking invasion to the British Isles. Good presentation!👍
Ah yeah, that's true
Luo are in the Tanzania, DRC, CAR, Uganda, Kenya, South Sudan and Ethiopia! There is also a Luo tribe in Cameroon.. surprised that only Tanzania, Kenya and the Cameronians appeared
I've always suspected alot of Senegalese , Gambians and some central African countries look nilotic. Even more than alot of luos.
@@kennethkyalo2684 Very few people in west africa are nilotic or nilo saharan.
@@vincentmbogo4767 I know that, I did not allude to that fact. I said they look related to nilotes.
Facts!!!!!!
@@kennethkyalo2684 bro someone told me they eat ugali and i was like i knew it! How did they get lost over there in Cameroon 🇨🇲? Or maybe we got lost in Kenya haha
The DNA registry doesn't have sufficient data to distinguish between African peoples. Africans are the most diverse. A good analysis shouldn't give more than 10% of anything.
The Luo of Cameroon, Gabon and Equitorial Guinea have been confirmed. This group came from Alur who occupy Eastern Congo and Western Uganda, they came to Kenya and Tanzania as the Jok'Omollo. This is interesting as the Luo of Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon had been assimilated and only one man was speaking Luo as at 2010.
For the 2% Equatorial Guinea the explanation is quite simple...Bantus migrated from that area for thousands of years till as recent as the 1920s(courtesy of colonialism having formal borders)and during their migrations it wasn't strange for the migrating communities to trade with the communities they found in their new homes...in order to establish good relations, a wife would be given to the leader of both communities.
Luos are not bantus
Luos are river lake nilotes not Bantus
@@jamesmurag863 Luos have massive Bantu admixture
@@longatsos despite that they can be found in Tanzania and south Kenya also they have extremely high Bantu admixture usually Luhya congolse Suba and kikuyu is possible
And slave trade raids too
24 percent Scandinavian is too high to be attributed to Viking ancestors. You likely have a grandparent or mix of great grandparents from that region.
Oh interesting! I'll have to dig around the family tree
I came to say the same thing. That's as if you had a full grandparent or several grandparents that have a mix of Scandinavian.
How would it be too high? From my understanding many Danish and some Norwegians settled in England.
I'd like to learn more, could you explain?
Wow am from the lake too but mine came out little mdifferent from hers , wow !!!
How did yours come out?
Grace I was waiting to see Sudan 🇸🇩 🤪. They say most luos came from Sudan.😂
She was surprised too!
Hi Millie, I was also expecting Sudan!
Most Luo are never interested DNA
She's most likely an assimilated bantu. Impossible to know unless her father does a Y-DNA test.
@@royfrokellonothing like that! We are not from Sudan! We are the indigenous people of the land!
am just watching guys.....intresting grace ulikuwa unabomoa nywele while waiting for the results
Lol yes something like that
I wish an open unbiased dna on Egyptian mummy's was conducted... I rightfully believe ancient Egyptians were bantus and nilotes.....
Fossils like Nazlet Khater of Egypt (Europeans) are 36 000 years old
oldest fossils of ancestors of your people ever found are fossilis like Iwo Eleru ,13 000 years old
Nilotes maybe but bantus??? No way! Only cushites and nilotes live in that area not bantus
@@michiga5220 Today. That's like saying only Europeans live in Utah or South Carolina and therefore ancient Americans were European.
@@crescendyr8438 you make no sense, ancient Egyptians are modern day Egyptians not any subsaharan african anyway. Everyone knows were Europeans came from you don't have to behaviour like you forgot that native Americans are only the native indians.
@@michiga5220 DNA from Amenhotep, Tut and Ramsese says otherwise. The visual depiction of the Egyptians in both wall paintings and 3 dimensional reliefs says otherwise. You say everyone knows where Europeans came from today in these modern times, but that's not the point. The point is new people came in. Old lines died out. Just like the San and Biaka were dominate in SSA prior to the Bantu expansion. The Ainu were prominent until the Japanese arrival. There were people in Europe prior to the current Europeans. The world is not stagnate.
Do you mind if I ask which company is this? Sorry if you said it and I missed it
No problem! It was FamilyTreeDNA
@@KevinStory thank you so much
Very true grace if you did history in the seventies and early eighties it was said we migrated from somewhere..they called it a name I can't remember. I know pple from east and central Kenya immigrated from central africa.
I was expecting Sudan because I am a nilot but it seems not to be the case
@@graceodengo5058 nilot is the name it was believed they came from west Africa..love your show I have been in the states for 25 years
No Congo
The problem with pple nowadays is trying to explain the origin of a pple who came from a land without modern day colonial boundaries. To start with, remove those boundaries from your head, then research putting in mind trade routes, wars, and intermarriages .
There is nothing like that🤣🤣Nilotes never migrated from anywhere. We are where we are supposed to be!!!
Eastern Lake Victoria basin, what does that even mean? You should try another company or upload your results to GED match for free.
She’s bantu
I don’t know which genetic company you took your ancestry DNA
testing with; I’m a Sudanese from the Nuer tribe, part of the
Nilotic ethnic group as you, our result is similar at
some point.
Here is my ethnicities composition 84% Eastern Africa and South
Africa region. In detail 48% Khoisan and Mbuti people. 36% Eastern
Bantu. 14%Senegal 2% Mali.
The Nilotic people are the same group as the KHOISAN, the
indigenous people of South Africa.
Oh wow I’m also Sudanese and I’m Dinka if I do take the dna test would I be more likely to get southern African as well?
@@4jayxluci4 That is true Adior, the Nilotic people shares the same roots with Khoisan’ the South African indigenous people I want to encourage many our follows south Sudanese people in the western world to take these opportunities to tests their genetics.
@@4jayxluci4 I encourage you Adoir, to have genetic testing too and I hope many Sudanese in the western world will take this opportunity too as well.
Khoi San Of South Africa are not Nilotic
Hahaha! I knew it the moment I watched this clip and saw the results! Nilotes are the indigenous people of the land/East Africa!!!! I have watched other Kenyan Bantu tribes do the test and their percentages are extremely low and most of them are a mixture of either somali or something else
Can u tell us ur updated results
It seems like 23 and me
Got her area of origin right
But they didn't give her the migration path her ancestors took till kisumu!
I m sure she has masai,luhya,kissi admixture
As well as luhya
We haven't received any updates, but we'll let you know if we do
@@KevinStory
One of her male family members should really consider doing a Y-DNA test.
Why are y’all forcing her to have a Bantu DNA🤣🤣🤣🤣. Wakenya can’t believe that Luos or Nilotes are the natives. The bullshit of South Sudan Bar el ghazal is long dismissed lmao
You don't know Luo history n might not understand Luo history plus their migration patterns n the lands they conquered n Kingdoms..e.g you do not Lous were part of Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom pliz do your research.
interesting results! i wonder what mine would say....hmmm?
Yes I was very surprised. You should take the test.
That's NOT A BLACK WOMAN BTW.
Wow! To be 100% is so damn fantastic and both of you are. ❤
There is lots of Luos and kurya in Tanzania 🇹🇿 too
And in Congo! We have a group there called the Alur. Settled around Lake Albert, Congo
Luos and Kuria are not the same.
@@kr3539 mkisii and mkurya are the same tribe
You're so cute guys
Thank youu
Your Dutch ancestors might have come from Scandinavia loads of them came in the 17 hundreds. Lots of Dutch people with ancestry from the west of the Netherlands have danish swedish Norwegian ancestry like 15 to 25 percent of their dna, and can be traced
You do look a little Scandinavian...☺great video.
Do I?? Interesting!
Wah, that’s great, yes some Luos came from Congo, some came from Sudan . So Grace your from Congo.
Yes bantu expansion we all come from that area
Like 2% percent and you're running with it?😂😂😂
Jok'Omollo who are predominantly Alur, came from Eastern Congo. However, there is a Luo group in Cameroon, Gabon and Equitorial Guinea..they have been assimilated and by 2010, they had only one speaker.
@@abixo2256 LUO people are nilotic not Bantu
There are no luos who migrated from Congo! The Alur (luos from Congo) are the ones who migrated from East Africa and parted ways with their brothers. He original homeland is Kenya-lake Victoria. Sudan bullshit is a made up story! The reason why her DNA can be traced back to Congo or Central Africa, I am sure is because of the Alur departing from east Africa to central Africa carrying with them dna from EA! We never migrated from anywhere!
It follows your lineage backwards until they can't until they lose the lineage cuz they can only go so far technology is not as great as we think it is but something I've been looking into you you know this is this is what months later or something I don't know
Grace that hairline is our East African finger print… I can tell our people from a mile away
Wonderful test
Aha, what of if Kevin will come out to be a Luhya? 😃😃😃😃😃
Funny
Most white and black Americans were told these myths about some Cherokee family member.
Did she get DNA matches from the America's?
Your wife seems so sweet
She is the sweetest
I thought grace was a little euro but I'm surprised about her congo % she looks like it
Now that's a real African very first I don't know if it's very first one it seem like that cuz I've never seen anybody else's test but wow I've never seen anybody's test come out with just two spots on it that's crazy and they're in the same area just on the other side yeah that means you migrated I don't like to see you over here cakes. Been on serious side that's pretty amazing for that girl to be like that sitting most a lot of people are just the Heinz 57 saw especially over here in America now we know the truth we're a bunch of mutts at least well not all of us but some of us anyways I think I might be much but I'm not sure my father's side so I may just be Heinz 57.
Why’s she looking like you got her a pregnancy test 😂 in the start
😂😂😂
Wait a minute we don't need to know what you got it for Christmas that's supposed to be between you and her alone naughty Daddy. Lol
I had 17.8% Scandinavian
Better check paternal haplogroup to find out your root
I heard that the Luo's are originally from Yoruba Nigeria and not Sudan as largely held.
That's interesting! I wonder if there are other Luo folks who have done a dna kit and could tell us
They are from South Sudan, stop heresay. Their language tells it, it's related to it's roots in South Sudan not Sudan. Sudanese are Hamitic not nilotic.
Some Luo names are shared by either Yorubas or igbos the ones with As and Os so dont be quick to rule out....one of these tribes they say their origin dates back to Sudan.
@@KevinStory im luo and want to take one what is the specific kit you guys got thanks.
@@jay2eavt603 It was FamilyTreeDNA
23andme might pick up on maybe your native american, they pick up on smaller amounts, like. .3 percent native american
Interesting
she is bantu
luo
She is Nilotic
No she's a nilote
Wasomali hamnanga akili. Learn to Mind your own bussiness
Luo Nilote not Bantu
The clever Luos are from Congo.
😂
Just so you know there are Luos in Congo they go by the Name Alur,Luos in Ethiopia goes by names of shilluk,Gambella.n Anyuak,..Luos in Chad are known as Maban,Luos In Uganda are Acholi,Alur,Padhola,Jonam,Paris,Bari,.. Luos in Sudan are Known as Jur chol.. there are Luos in Tanzania known as Lwo...n Luos of Kenya n Luo-Abasuba.
True we are from Sudan but when Luos started migrating they formed these Kingdoms in Uganda with Bantus like the Bunyoro Kitara Kingdom,Bachwezi Kingdom etc...already here they had started mixing with Bantus through intermarring and assimilating bantu clans after the fall of these Kingdoms.....around 1490AD the first batch of Luos started migrating into western Kenya where they found Bantus had already settled there they had to battle these tribes in order to settle in those Lands n another method they use was be assimilated or be expelled so in Kenya you'll find Luo clans with Bantu roots eg a tribe like Luo-Abasuba....Basubas are Bantus who got assimilated by Luos reason being they were fugitives from Uganda they killed Kabaka ...so I can understand if she has bantu DNA what I dont understand how come the nilotic DNA didn't show same as Lupita's infact hers was unique mitochondria Eve....the oldest DNA in the world.
@@maureenogaye7323 mmh she might have but it wasn't mentioned
We are not from Congo..get some books and read...!!
I guess luos and other nilotes are the natives of the land 😇🤣🤣🤣🤣 💃
She's barely Nilotic, most of her DNA is Bantu. Her ancestors fell victim to Luo expansionists from centuries ago.
@@thedante7722🤣🤣🤣you’re so dumb. Did we watch the same clip? Are Bantus now found along the river lake areas? Smh
Where did you get the assumption that her DNA is Bantu?🤔🤔🤔🤔 we have the Alur (a luo sub group in Congo), we have the luo of Tanzania who also settled along the lake Victoria and mara region and we have the luo of Kenya settled along the lake Victoria too. Don’t come here with dumb assumption. This clip clearly shows that Nilotes might be the indigenous people of the land. Story za South sudan and Egypt are balderdash!!
@@Faizah_Afrika Pay attention to the video.
@@thedante7722 🤣🤣🤣smh rest man. I am 100% sure you’re a kikuyu man LMAO
Grace lstares at this guy like he's God.
That's how a loving wife looks at her husband
This DNA test is useless, Kenya alone has 42+ tribes, it doesn't say whether she's bantu, Nilotic or Cushitic. We are not mixed like Europeans and therefore ethnicity plays a bigger role than geographic location. You also didn't specify whether you took Y-DNA, mtDNA or autosomal tests.
Aren't most Kenyans bantu?
@@JessJayEel
The most famous tribes are Nilotic and they make up close to 1/3 of Kenya's population:
• The Maasai
• Kalenjin speakers (the marathon runners)
• Turkana
• Samburu
• Luo (Obama's tribes)
• Okiek
@@JessJayEel
Then we also have Cushitic speakers:
• Somali
• El Molo
• Borana (rel to Oromo)
• Daasanach (originally Nilotic)
• Gabbra
• Orma (rel to Oromo)
• Sakuye (rel to Oromo)
• Boni (originally bushmen)
• Wata (originally bushmen)
• Yaaka
• Dahalo (originally bushmen)
• Rendille (rel to Somali)
• Galla (Oromo)
@@kr3539 and to be specific the 99% of Marathon runners and from the Nandi subtribe
@@ladysafari01
Damn, I didn't know that, I thought it was all Kalenjins.
Wow your 2% ancestor might have come from during migration of tribes when Bantus and Nilotes started intermarring in Uganda...to Kenya.
NOPE THAT'S NOT A AFRICAN.
She’s white