A History Of The Kalenjin People

[@teddyamhara]

Kalenjin the runner tribe in the world😍 Much love from Ethiopia💚💛❤

[@simberewaqo7373]

❤️💚❤️

[@thomaskilimo2965]

thank you so much

[@zheninmcpeek216]

Do you have any info on Bernard T. Kiptum, silver medalist? Thank you

[@a_melly]

Greet our cousins the Oromos.

[@JW-zl5ju]

The tribe with the most gold medals on the planet

[@ladysafari01]

99% of them are from the Nandi sub- tribe.

[@MegaBrenzy]

@@ladysafari01 Not true

[@ladysafari01]

@@MegaBrenzy certainly not from my Kipsigis sub-tribe. We probably make up less than 1%

[@MegaBrenzy]

@@ladysafari01 You could say the majority are Nandi(maybe 50%) but all the other sub tribes do have their elite and accomplished runners. Mercy Cherono is a Kipsigis by the way.

[@ladysafari01]

@@MegaBrenzy yes, she's from my village, my namesake and at the moment the only Kipsigis athlete I know.

[@africanrumpunch7742]

You, Wode Maya, and Dr. Mumbi bring our people together. So grateful for your work.

[@waterbornesapper7953]

These videos and a lot of other history and culture is shared on the following Facebook page. facebook.com/groups/1310455429125369/

[@bolayul291]

There doing good work to bring Africa to the world

[@africanrumpunch7742]

@@waterbornesapper7953 Thanks I will link them when I log on .

[@africanrumpunch7742]

@@bolayul291 i say "Bringing Africa to the world of Africans! "

[@africanrumpunch7742]

@Gloria Sarah Thanks sis. I will follow those you suggested as well. Thank you. Im hungry for knowledge

[@denniskipkemoi1755]

Being a Kalenjin, it makes me happy when this information is put into the public domain so that other people can have an opportunity to learn about my dear tribe.

[@eugenelaleti755]

I live in Kenya and have interacted with the kalenjin, I appreciate you for these videos and your research.

[@wanjikuroki2688]

Our Kenyan distant runners 💝💝 , they occupy the highlands. With large tracts of land, milk plays such a big role in their diet they have a special liking for sour milk called mursik

[@yunesahmed9705]

I am Kenyan and i have 8% Kalenjin ancestry

[@ladysafari01]

What's your other 92% ?

[@beanladen5726]

@Lameck K nah he's not

[@abdiguinean4940]

@@beanladen5726 he's Somali

[@beanladen5726]

@@abdiguinean4940 he's A Kalenjin Dumbass

[@abdiguinean4940]

@@beanladen5726 he said 92 percent Somali

[@Ingspinipsgni]

The Kalenjin people's way of life and cultural attributes remains me of the Nuer tribe much love to the Nilo natives 🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸🇸

[@kiproplaban2573]

I'm proud kalenjin from Uganda 🇺🇬. The kalenjin have uncountable gold medals.we are world champions

[@cheruto9900]

Wow! Thank you for that, I'm a Kalenjin, and was unaware of some of the history you just shared. I Definitely have to research more on my people. Keep Up the good work ✊

[@kibetronoh2376]

Iamunee lakwenyon

[@Ian_Kiplagat_]

I am a kalenjin.. This is true...this information is normal to us. Big up to you my brother... God bless you!

[@beanabong2896]

Wonderful presentation...I've never heard of these people, but I enjoyed learning of their culture and history. Good job hometeam!

[@susanmuthoni1167]

From Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪.Most of them are very Good Athletes.Ever heard of Eliud Kipchoge?

[@beanabong2896]

@@susanmuthoni1167 Absolutely, I'm waiting for his show down at the Olympics.

[@juliacherono4275]

I have been waiting for this for a long time... im a kalenjin as usual ive learnt new things will definitely share the video to my kalenjin family 'kongoi' thanks

[@kibetronoh2376]

Btw it's Kipsigis not Kipsigi. And interesting that Egypt is called "Kemet" (land of the black) while the Kalenjin word for country is "emet". Also the word for night is "kemoi". Also the Egyptian gods Amun-Ra has Kalenjin meaning. Ra means today/the day in our language. And our greeting is "Iamunee" meaning "what are you upto today" -A Proud Kalenjin

[@dihunzclassic6471]

Ancient Egypt is Somalis

[@porpiknala]

Brother don’t forget, when one completes a perfect piece of art, we say Kerinemu or Kenemu inei, Konomweet all come from the Egyptian God Khnum.

[@Xion2575]

You pseudo history hotep guys really tried to connect every african ethnic group with egypt. First the ashanti, than the Xhosa and now the kalenjin. You are so delusional.

[@kayvest]

Maat is fire both in ancient Egypt and Kalenjin. Plus Asis the sun god is Isis in ancient Egypt.

[@kayvest]

@@dihunzclassic6471 We also share a lot of words with Cushites meaning we had a common history or origin.

[@paulmusani1442]

Proud Kalenjin (Sebei) Here.. thank you for the video. They were pastoralists and surely moved down south with the desertification in the north affecting the homelands and looking for better pasture. Actually the Nilotes do have sub divisions with all of them being pastoralists in common

[@kibetmiteiezekiel916]

Kalenjin lived in East Africa for over 2000 yrs before migrating to ancient Egypt. Where they produce the pharaohs of Egypt. After dynasty fail, and battles from internal elements with external they migrated towards Yemen. Where they stayed for over 1000yrs where they migrated back through horn of Africa via northern Somalia, Ethiopia/kenya region to Turkana where they dispersed till Elgon where last dispersal to present day areas occurred.

[@foffofana2120]

They tried to buried our history and culture, but God got us because we’re good people and outstanding folks that’s why No prophets were Black. Only the wicked were sent Prophets to guide ‘em 🌍 ✌🏿

[@kivloli8385]

Look that kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3mplYuCbbR9odk

[@djinnjax3274]

What do you mean?

[@perfectbeat]

I never heard that theory before, but I won't disagree. 😎

[@angaur410]

No prophets were black? Were ever did you get that? Can you back up that statement, because it even contradicts your other sentences.

[@NegSteLucie]

Humsn beings of all colours are generally wicked by God's standard.

[@gertiekirui1373]

I am Kalenjin and this has been very informative. I wish we were taught deeper details about our culture and hope more research will be done in the near future.

[@a_melly]

Research been done already, just search for it lakwani. 😂

[@muurisoras5878]

Love our history ♥️♥️♥️.....you are doing great thanks

[@tangusK]

I am a proud Kalenjin. Our history takes us back to Egypt/Kush. We have a deep heritage, we are a friendly and welcoming people. THANK YOU FOR UNCOVERING OUR RICH HISTORY BURRIED BY SUBVERTED COLONIAL HISTORY.

[@thealisterr]

Brother we are related the Kalenjin are a mixture of Cushites, Nilotes and Ogiek hunter gatherers

[@shirleybett3047]

Thank you for this piece. Am a kalenjin. I had been taught most of that info, but I've also learned some more from your video.

[@genuinediasporan6661]

Great work. Thanks. I am not African because I was born in Africa but because Africa was born in me. Kwame Nkrumah

[@sharoncherotich5077]

Thank you so much for taking an interest in my culture,it means alot.just to add.kalenjin were monotheist they worshipped a supreme God called Asis.with many attributes for example;Cheptalel(controller of all things)chebonomi(giver of life)chepokipkoyo(God the protector)chepomirchiio(God who oversees armed forces)chepkeelyen sogol(the omnipresent God)chepokimapai(God the controller of the harvest)tororot(God the most high)etc.so it wasn't really the sun but a supreme being. We also see kalenjin wisemen mentioned in the bible the three wise men.in kalenjin there are wise men with special instinct abilities who can read the stars.the koromerik and kipsomoguk. The kalenjin during pre-colonial period had a well organized social, economic and political organization with well structured central government. The religious system were well organized and the religious practices were strictly adhered to which in turn leads to a well rounded person in all aspects that is mind, body and spirit. The reasons for Kalenjin migration from Egypt were; search of greener pastures, drought, hostile neighbouring communities, disease outbreaks, enslavement and to fulfill myths of their fore fathers.And in particular attacked by powerful invaders called kipyayamungen who were white.

[@gideonkibet5287]

Wow so elaborate. Kongoi If you know more please share, i love to learn and know more about my history, culture and heritage

[@shirleybett3047]

Wow!! This is amazing. So much information here. I'll have to check in with you for more. And thank you so much for sharing!!

[@listonemutai6251]

Hello, this is very insightful and I know there's more to this, which I would love to find out. Please share your source so we can learn more about our origins as the Kalenjin people.Thank you for this mind opening information, it just gave me the urge to find out more. Proud Kalenjin.

[@tiyahisrael]

The Kalenjin people are very similar to the Masai,,The info you have described the Masai people.And at the the end of the video were an image of the Masai people..

[@grapeshot]

Very informative. Keep up the good work it is long past time we tell our own stories and stop letting those who hate us tell our stories.

[@bolayul291]

I am aslo nilo sharan/nilotic and Am proud to be one and African

[@tkodetify]

Kalenjin, Turkana,Karimojong, Dodoth, Toposa, Didinga-Naarim, pilot...many other tribes claimed to originated in Egypt

[@TheTororist]

all those you've mentioned are nilotic tribes so i see why.

[@gloriaklein4706]

All those are Nilotic

[@sophieakot346]

It is a fact not just a claim.

[@trizzledadon]

Keep up the good work, u r educating more ppl than u probably realise. Love from London brother

[@kathleenchristian8020]

Genius!! Especially that last photo: the stunningly dressed women and the baby tied to one's back! Everyone looks like they're having such a good time! (Everyone here is so glum. )

[@amosmunezero9958]

To all my Kalenjin friends, aye !

[@sarahb6543]

My grandfather was half kalenjin, nice to learn something new about my ancestors.

[@pigmentrich224]

That was awesome knowledge bro. They try to teach us the original Kemetian tribes were extinct but this story says otherwise. Great work👍

[@demonkingkongo0524]

Our people have suffered so much 😢

[@jobsline727]

Rev.2:9

[@kivloli8385]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3mplYuCbbR9odk

[@TheeJordanRossi]

@@jobsline727 Give it a rest.

[@beanladen5726]

Lol An AA Always Crying..Get Outa Here with Ya Victim Mentality

[@ramogilenya3801]

Brother you are doing a great job but let me add another thing; The Kalenjins were soldiers in the house of pharaoh, the father of Kalenjins was called Odongo who was a twin brother of Opiyo. Opiyo was the first to come out, the Sudanese, Balanta, Yoruba, Luos, Acholis, Padhola, Teso, Tursi Jarawa and Fulani came from Opiyo the twin brother of Odongo. Odongo was the second to come out, the Kalenjins, lang'os ,Maasais, Turkanas, Karamajongs came from Odongo. These family were the soldiers of Egypt. These were the builders of the Piramids. These Nilotes are the real Cushites, King Menes cames from this family. Their last rulership was 25th dynasty. These were the Kings of the Nile

[@africanvoodoo4807]

ARISE AFRIKA This is true and we nilotes kept on changing rulership in Egypt.The kalenjin also ruled Egypt at different points.

[@rodongo5221]

Are you sure about this? 😁😁

[@ramogilenya3801]

@@rodongo5221 its true my friend, the stories that whites brought to us are fake, how can somebody come to arrange you in your land?

[@wanjikuroki2688]

True, kalenjins are known to be warriors

[@NegSteLucie]

Didn't know the pyramids were built by soldiers.

[@blessedbee2333]

This piece is well researched,very accurate and well delivered, good job 🇰🇪🇰🇪 254 approves, most importantly,thanks for making we Africans aware and proud of our rich culture,God bless you.

[@denisnjoroge3120]

Thank u for looking inside Kenya

[@Kenyua1]

The face on the Sphinx actually resembles these people, especially when looking at it from the side. Check it out.

[@limopatrick2537]

What do you mean

[@Kenyua1]

@@limopatrick2537 the African facial features really pops when looking at the Sphinx from the side. Look more Nile Sudanese then anything else. I believe the Sphinx is older than Kemet.

[@konuchtulelach1982]

Some of the information here is misleading. The Kenyan census 2019 which was released in Feb. 2020 places Kalenjins at position 3 with about 6,358,113 people. Some of the photos in the video (especially the coloured ones of boys/men) are not Kalenjins. Those were taken recently when the Kalenjins had moved from that lifestyle/dressing. I know most of the Kalenjins here have not questioned this because they are mostly from the south and are thinking that those must be the Kalenjins from the north. I was born and grew up in the north-north rift and those people in the photos are not Pokot, Marakwet, Sabaot/Sebei or whatever... they could be Turkana, Karamojong, or from south- eastern Ethiopia, or Kunama from Eritrea, etc.

[@lisamedla]

Great work😃😃 The pronunciation of some words killed me but it's just the accent. I am just digging cultures in Kenya. This account of migration may be the most detailed I've heard so far. And yes the Kalenjin were renown for their fighting skills. See the tale of Lwanda Magere (from the Luo) does tell of this. Much love🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@nicolekipngetich3088]

I was looking for this comment cause I was constantly correcting the pronunciations as I was listening.

[@theresawebb9738]

Beautifully designed and explained. Many Thanks.

[@samuelchepkwony4895]

the story of walking though the hot sand and following the river is still talked by our elders.

[@ladysafari01]

Omg! I can't believe you did a history of my people! I am from the Kipsigis sub-tribe!

[@samuelkingarthur4188]

We will never forget about our culture and motherland 🌍

[@stephaniefrancis471]

We from the Caribbean never forget Africa we always dedicate songs to Mama Africa our wonderful Mama !!!

[@dominickiptui9327]

About Ancient Egyptian , Kalenjin shares about 60% of the known ancient Egyptian language. Some Examples are : " am" meaning to eat, " eu" meaning hand , " oo" meaning great, " mian" meaning to be sick , "ket" meaning tree "sir" meaning to write and many others

[@dihunzclassic6471]

Ancient Egypt is Somali Ancient Egypt Lion(Arr)Somali(Arr) Ancient Egypt Sun (Rah)Somali(Rah). ancient Egypt Rain(Rob)Somali (Rob) Ancient Egypt (Haa heey) Somali (Haa heey) Glad to be glad. Somali (Fir'عown)or(𐒍𐒘𐒇𐒁𐒙𐒓𐒦)in Somali alphabet meaning Clan Head.Which is Pharaoh in greek.

[@dihunzclassic6471]

80 persent of Somali language is Ancient Egyptian language

[@hoffmankipkurgat5949]

@@dihunzclassic6471 In Kalenjin Ropta means rains The name Kiprop is assigned to one born during the rains

[@mutaigilbert9280]

Ra in kalenjin means today. Ropta in kalenjin means rain.

[@bliss252]

​@@hoffmankipkurgat5949or roban and robani (raining). Let's not forget ki-PTAH-yat (God) Asis - Sun

[@leboyemichael4733]

That's beautiful meh nice video the best on KZbin thanks for educating people about Africa

[@natalieokioga7395]

The Nilotic group of pple migrated from ancient Egypt. They have so many Egyptian hierologriphics words in their languages. There were even Bantus who lived in Egypt after the Assyrian Captivity. Cushites too lived in Egypt for hundreds of yrs. Some tribes say they came on foot and some by canoes by the Nile river. When white pple and arabs say they are ancient Egyptians and Hebrews I laugh until I sit on the floor. The Kalenjin resisted colonial rule and the British killed their leader. What a shame to the wicked colonizers.

[@SheisB515]

I learn so much from you ❤ thank you

[@brendakipkemoi2738]

Proud Kalenjin (Sabaot) here. Thank you for this. Our homeland was indeed Egypt.

[@hoffmankipkurgat5949]

But I thought the Sabaot were assimilated into the Luyha.

[@paulsankan5067]

Really appreciate your channel your knowledge and passion is appreciated

[@jemelisang2492]

You did a very good research. A little bit more information is that the Kalenjin are one of the communities who led the longest resistance against the British rule in East Africa. From 1894 to 1905. They were led by their Supreme leader Koitalel Arap Samoei. Their leader Koitalel ended up being killed by one bloodthirsty Briton soldier Richard Meinnerzhagen in Oct 1905. This devastated the community and led to them being driven into reserves to allow the White settlers to occupy the Uasin Gishu plateau. For more information you can read Kenya Diaries 1901-1905 by Richard Meinertzhagen.

[@Okwash1]

Kalenjin distance runners from Kenya/Uganda including Kipchoge of Kenya and Cheptegai of Uganda.

[@geoffrey256]

Proudly one of them.

[@lordluvsme9378]

Very beautiful people.

[@Healthywealty]

Wow great information as usual, much respect. I particularly liked the part that connected the Persian invasion in kemet with the kalenjin people. Great work homie

[@hahaha70263]

I love your 'A History Of' vids. One suggestion. Make vid playlist for your 'A History Of' vids.

[@TokyobuckettsLive]

I'm a modern day kalenjin ,unable to speak the language as ashamed as I am I was able to experience the rite of passage, tradionaly the process is a secret that we don't share with those who did not go through it even if there are from our tribe.All I can say is that it is very much like the military with drills, skills and practical military routines quite terrible while you are in it but heavily proud whem you graduate

[@Nimz4545]

The people shown in the picture are not Kalenjin. It's Turkana attire that. Plus Kalenjin believe they left Yisrael after Kipyamugen (Romans/Assyrians) attacked and took over their land during pharaoh Kipcheum around 90AD. There is also an oral history on the division of red sea to allow the people cross a flood (sea) when they were being pursued by their fierce neighbors. Finally, the dialect of the Kalenjin has also borrowed heavily from the ancient Egyptians (Nubians) who they had numerous interactions and both live in Kenya today. This is an account of Kalenjin elders who also have a strong claim of them being one of the 'lost' tribes of Israel and still practice some Torah and culture today.

[@walterrutto6292]

Send me this part of history

[@vicsiffs4132]

I am half Kalenjin. Kipsigis subgroup

[@Baringokaa]

Amazing info.all i know is that in our community they tell us keep going south now i understand where that came from

[@Amatullah78]

I came here as I was researching, the tribe of President William Ruto of Kenya. He is Kalenjin as well.

[@chirrieall]

fellow kalees like

[@sava1606]

Nandi here! 🙋🏾

[@andrewkoech648]

Good job Home team. On point on this. I hope you keep it real on all your work. Emeet ne Burgei🤣

[@fatman9196]

Are there any books that have all of the sub Saharan African enthnic groups that can b studied??

[@ayodejiibrahimba5873]

Nice video

[@ngenokevin883]

In kalenjin community, we also have many different clans amongst our subtribes

[@heavensent4362]

Kah-Lin-gin (Kalenjiin)

[@angaur410]

All subsaharan African-American have a history account of Traveling down from the North East, Egyptian area(middle East), and many have a strong resistance to Islam....

[@getoutofthematrix3757]

Blacks in the diaspora are connected to East Africa. Just before the slave trade, some tribes in East Africa moved from East to West Africa. And these East African tribes also had previously migrated from the Middle East areas (today's Israel, Lebanon, etc) down to Ethiopia and on to Sudan, Kenya, Uganda and Congo. Most African tribes have this in their oral history. The Akan people of Ghana, for example, have it in their history that they moved from East to West Africa. Igbo people are also related to some tribes in East Africa. That is why the cultures and words of some West African tribes are very similar to some in East Africa. And if you cross check this against secular history of what happened to the Israelites, you will find out that the Israelites indeed moved to differewnt parts of Africa when they were fleeing Roman persecution.

[@stephaniefrancis471]

@@getoutofthematrix3757 you are 1 million percent right with the facts but some of us find it hard to swallow . I believe every one of us African people from all over the world needs to know that very rich History

[@getoutofthematrix3757]

@@stephaniefrancis471 True. Our history has been twisted by the oppressors who very well knew our true history. Look at Egyptian histroy for example; we were made to believe they were non-melanated people. But am glad the truth is now being spread, thanks to social media. Let's keep spreading the truth so the many who don't can also come to the truth.

[@stephaniefrancis471]

@@getoutofthematrix3757 yes you are right even when they dug up tombs and they see the paintings of our people they are still stock and still not convinced , we are so hated by them

[@angaur410]

@@getoutofthematrix3757 it's was mainly those in the west who believe that. Most Africans already knew that, even with all the centuries of historical distortion by foreigners...

[@keziahcheruto2797]

I'm kalenjin yet I didn't know some of the information in this video

[@koskeisonoya]

Proud Kalenjin

[@wilbertkiprop3356]

Proud to be kalenjin

[@DrLoren668]

The track star tribe :)

[@lisamedla]

Can I be annoying for a sec?...I'll go ahead anyway😊 If you ever watch track events and hear or see someone's name that has the prefix Jep- or Kip- they are from this tribe. There are other names but this is usually quite common.

[@Five2_]

Lisa Medla hows that annoying? Lol

[@DrLoren668]

@@lisamedla yes. My friend is a kip. But not into track lol

[@TheTororist]

@@lisamedla Most boys shed the Kip after circumsion (which unlike the west, happens around the time you hit puberty not after birth). Well thats what used to happen but these days many people just keep the Kip- prefix because its a hassle to change all your documents legally (I didnt change mine). the Che or Je prefix (pronunciation varies with sub-tribe) is for girls and they keep it for life.

[@fideltuda4678]

its great nowadays you give us stories from the east we were beginning to feel left out. I would like one for the luo tribe mostly about Gor Mahia The great luo sear . Thank you

[@lordjask1226]

Too late too have been affected by the sea people who attacked egypt a few centuries before I guess. Fascinating people and history!

[@MRWJP4]

Thank you

[@listonemutai6251]

I just came across this video, which is very insightful! I'd love to know more about our origin, anyone who has recommendations of articles or books, kindly share. There was one book which compares Egyptian language to Kalenjin but I forgot the title... Proud Kalenjin

[@CalvinLangatMMA]

I love being a Kalenjin ❤

[@Kandatwitter]

I see many Nile valley or Cushitic traditions with the South Sudanese , the Maassai and these Kalenjin people

[@darkcanopy8568]

Wonderful 😊

[@party__poison]

thanks for posting this, my mom is kalenjin! i wanted to point out that you're mispronouncing the name, its kahl-enn-jean

[@hoffmankipkurgat5949]

I'm a proud Keiyo from Eldoret.

[@princessboyd5932]

My question is: What were the Yoruba doing during the age of the Pharaohs?

[@beanabong2896]

That's a really good question.

[@stephaniefrancis471]

They have oral stories that they came through Sudan

[@princessboyd5932]

In ife they believe and have stories that that is where the first orisha/people came down to Earth.

[@robinsonkimeli8883]

In "Nandi" kalenjin we say KONGOI means thanks

[@guchujeff3419]

I knew some of the things you just mentioned but the whole prehestory before Kenya the part about having come from Egypt i didn't know. I suspected the Luo people having some roots in egypt especially when you check on how they name each other based on day time, night etc. maybe you should do some research on them in relation to the pharaoh ahmose.

[@Firefox-dn1pd]

How did the Luo lose the ability to build pyramids and read hieroglyphs? Looks like leaving egypt made them more primitive.

[@guchujeff3419]

@@Firefox-dn1pd wouldn't hurt anyone to check considering how much we don't know.

[@Firefox-dn1pd]

@@guchujeff3419 Check what? In all of Nyanza province there are zero pyramids or heiroglyphs. Luo were just tribal cattle herders. Not even a kingdom

[@guchujeff3419]

Still the naming tradition some communities use the day and night but none of the names are as close as the luo

[@gloriaklein4706]

@@KM-oj3nu southern sudan was the dispersal point of nilotes, that isn't their original home

[@mikeaskme3530]

If a group of people tell you were they came from, believe them unless they claim to be from the stars then you better question them a little more.

[@bliss252]

😂

[@getoutofthematrix3757]

True. Your research surely ties with what the Bible says happened to the Egyptians. Read Isaiah 19, Ezekiel 30, 31 & 32

[@NoCompromiseMedia]

@Hometeam may I ask what degrees you graduated with? I'm seriously considering going down the same route..

[@angaur410]

Hey get a degree which pays the bills, then do this on the side, plenty of resources available free without wasting your money on school for this...

[@fwc9500]

@@angaur410 as if one could not be a history teacher at the University or high School level. We really have to expand our mind.

[@angaur410]

@@fwc9500 what are the odds of that? Did you factor in the statistics and the job market for this "University Professor Job" you speak of? You can dream, but then you have to still face reality. My advise if for practicality, saving money and probability, etc. There is nothing wrong with my suggestion. Perhaps don't be too reactionary next time, and also look at stats and facts some times...

[@TheChampionsTVKenya]

Chamgei. A Kalenjin I am.

[@Astra-36]

But the thumbnail is the cushitic Rendille people..

[@naomychemtai6631]

The way he pronounces 'kalenjin'😂😂 and other names

[@benardkipcoech]

I agree with most of the narative. The Pictures though

[@knass8883]

My Tribe ♥️

[@knotzed]

Awsome

[@latestchristmassongswithly714]

Wakaleee 🥰🥰✌️

[@benjaminmichael811]

Take your time and do one vd about the history of the sukuma people from tanzania🇹🇿

[@bismarktetchwac4767]

Proudly Kipsigis✊️✊️

[@kivloli8385]

Bantus people migrated from North Africa.

[@kivloli8385]

@Stanley Dougé 2 actually

[@kivloli8385]

@Stanley Dougé www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=www.bookpump.com/upb/pdf-b/2332900b.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjD6b-mkcjnAhWUPM0KHYDaBcwQFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0JFByqj8rMZ3dCA_wwCbv7

[@kivloli8385]

@Stanley Dougé www.jstor.org/stable/715705?seq=1

[@stephaniefrancis471]

I have read that also too!!

[@hebrewwolf6540]

*MUH-KALENJIN*

[@OBEDKIMUTAILAGAT]

Asistab RA -sun of RA

[@dablaccseaproductions5279]

If they’re religion is monotheistic then so are Igbos, Yorubas, Akan e.t.c. Doesn’t sound much different