Ancient Egyptians: Untold Origins Revealed by the Ik Tribe

[@aunties5798]

This is one of your best videos. Every country has indigenous people, and the IK of Uganda, are certainly special indigenous people. Their culture is unique, and I hope they will continue preserving their culture for future generations. I loved when the 2 gentle talked about their history, their marriage ceremony, and most importantly, their challenges. They're truly very welcoming and peaceful people. Thank you, son, for the great speech you made.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you so much...more videos are yet to come..... I felt I was in a new environment for the first time.... they proudly talk about their culture with great passion.......

[@prosper1396]

Thank you so much Nicholas kale am Ugandan and have never known they are there eeeh this was so educative it’s also new to me that they dig Everyone thinks they only rare cows❤

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahaha...it's totally different when you meet them...thanks for watching

[@Jamelia_1]

It’s the first time I learn about this tribe. This is such an awesome video.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Am happy you learnt about them from here..

[@hopemukiisa2732]

This's the best program ever, the gentleman had very good points in his words, hope the government will provide them with the tractors too. I have loved there English speaking so good & fluent. Thank you Mr Mirembe 🙏

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you Hope... let's keep them into our prayers..

[@psalm139fam]

The IK people are fascinating! Thanks for taking us into their culture. 😊

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you so much for watching....am soo grateful

[@jora002]

Nicolas, the video was so so beautiful. The dances and people and decoration. A few suggestions, could get a woman to say something to us, even if it is translated... Also the goat pieces on some plates were too many, (maybe next time tell us in advance so that we find another goat to share). You can marry a girl from there, they have good genes the Iks. You just need honey 😂 But seriously, this was so informative and beautifully organised. Even if I love the food and Kabong, I felt this was at the level of BBC documentaries yet on a low budget. You are doing fab, ALL of Us are cheering you on.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 you really want me to get married to these people...hahaha.... there's another part am planning to go to..and I want to get a cow for them.... for this your help will be needed.... your are right the goat was too small.... but next time people..... awww..am happy if you rate this with BBC documentaries.... am here smiling throughout and more empowered to keep making more

[@goodambroseugreggae]

What a great inspiration! I'm always impatient coming to the East ➡️ And this is another boost. I love the far east so much.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Please come...alot is waiting for you

[@furqaanali8908]

Respect! This is 1000% proof that the only thing that matters is that our skin is black ⚫️ and al our people no matter what tribe we are from we are one people coming from the same original root.... The Black ⚫️ African Root... Our brothers and sisters of the Ik People are absolutely 💯 beautiful 😍.....(Just like all our tribes of Uganda) In reality, Uganda 🇺🇬 has only one United Tribe. The Black ⚫️ Tribe! Brother, Nikk keep uniting the black ⚫️ man of Uganda 🇺🇬 and one day your essential work will cover the African Continent..... Eat The African Way!!!!! Signed: The United States of Africa 🌍!

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

You are so right brother..

[@Jeeny742]

Being black is not a bad thing. Everyone in Ugandan there's nothing different in our skin. I love dark skin. Dark skin is beautiful

[@furqaanali8908]

@@Jeeny742 Truth! Being Black ⚫️ is the best thing.... By far, we are the best people on the face of the earth 🌎.... Black ⚫️ is Divine...

[@samyasalama9393]

@@furqaanali8908so where the culture vultures came from ? The Afrocentric they have me one aim , which to erase the white Civilisations !! Where did they came from ??

[@ongomjuliusmartin23]

Lovely video. Goats are really expensive that side.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Just know I was shocked..

[@wildflower7925]

Their language is similar to ancient Egyptians, studies have shown this 😊. Please I hope they protect their language 🙏🏽. Thank you Nicholas for showing us the diversity of Uganda 🇺🇬

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks too for sharing this information..... am here learning..

[@nakasiirene6359]

Wow wow wow Nicholas this is such a beautiful video thank you for the good work

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks too Irene...

[@mercyrose1315]

Thank you Nicholas for sharing this very beautiful and informative video. I love how articulate their leader was while explaining the challenges the community faces. Am just a bit confused are the IK of Uganda Nilotic? Their traditional dress as well as the dance resemble those of the Turkana of Kenya(or Pokot of Kenya if i am not wrong).

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for watching Mercy.... but those people almost have the same dress code and also Don't differ alot.... I forgot to ask about that...but they might be Nilotics...

[@omuntu3363]

What a beautiful people! Webale to introduce us to our African brothers and sisters, we are family!!! Love their pride, costumes, and strong sense of self preservation. The food looks so good!

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Kale munayee...webale kusiima....elaa webale kulabba..

[@tukahirwabrenda5342]

Interesting culture……it surely needs Government support.. Thank you for this video🙏🏾

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

They really do...thanks for watching

[@NsambuWilliam]

You' done a good job thank you

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you too for watching

[@gilberttigere5116]

I love that they are not depended on seed companies

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

They are still natural in everything they do

[@florence2563]

I have liked them, the way nico you are enjoying food 😅😅😅only God knows

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 you know me with food..

[@florence2563]

Am sorry to ask 😂😂, does the government of Uganda know about these people. Am really surprised about this tribe. Thanks goes to you Nico for such a good video.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Am sure government knows about them...

[@sophieakot346]

Very much,the government knows.Check in the Constitution book😁.I learnt about them in 2003 from Gulu . There was a gentleman there with his family working with an NGO n translating the Bible to Ik language❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🤝

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

@sophieakot346 thanks for sharing with us

[@spearwarrior3560]

great video

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you

[@princesstamara6364]

Wow! all a long I thought the place is only for kamajongs yet knowing there's another tribe OMG! It was really a surprise for so many of us whom didn't know the whole truth from that' area anyway thanks for uploading the video it was so interesting I can wait to get a husband from there 😂😂😂😂

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Wow....am happy this has put light to what is hidden...

[@faridahasiimwe168]

Wawooo, this is awesome

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you dear

[@piusbayo7278]

It is interesting and virtually new to me . I did not know about the Ik . Very reasonable organization to suit the tribe . Do they still have tribes people in Ethiopia .

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for watching....I think after these people left Ethiopia....... the current people took over..

[@MirembePeace-jk9xq]

Am sure they Don't have..

[@jaya8729]

@@MirembePeace-jk9xq Of course there are many traditional tribes like this in Ethiopia who have kept their culture. There are Suri, Mursi, Kacipo, Bodi, Hamer, Daasanach, Kwegu, Bashida, Banna, Arbore, Nyangatom, Murle, Toposa, Karo, and more.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Yes yes....that's right...thanks for sharing this information...

[@goodambroseugreggae]

And the child seated next to the respondent makes more sense. Trust me the east I'm coming!💪💪🙏

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Awww..we are waiting

[@goodambroseugreggae]

@@EatingTheAfricanWay 🙏🙏🙏 . Looking forward to

[@Manku090]

Very wonderful people. These are the stories of My life. Thanks brother.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

You are welcome...happy to see you here..

[@JohnMooreBarbados]

Nice bargaining skills. Nico a very informative video with much of the history of the land explained. The cultural dances are a sight to behold. I think I saw a little Maasai movement in there too. Nico you said three mouth fulls for the interpreter to recall and translate, but it seems he has an excellent memory. Also it was great that you came and visited the tribe to find out the truth and to dispel all the myths that were being circulated about this tribe.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

I had to do my best to bargain so that I don't over spend..... yes you are right about masai side....all those people from that side have something in common with maasai.....I really want to meet them and get the right story....

[@jenipher3539]

You should have bought even two

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

If I had enough money... 2 goats was my goal.... but am planning to visit another society..and I'll be glad if I get some support on this...I'll go live and give more details..

[@LiamMediaUG]

Another great mini documentary.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you Ssebo....

[@dwightpink6684]

Thank you I love it

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you so much

[@frimptop.9813]

Love from Ghanaian 🇬🇭 leaving in Germany 🇩🇪...

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Happy to have you here..

[@JomalaSudan]

The language seems close to some in South Sudan and South Western Ethiopia

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Those are the roots

[@AshokKheta-e1e]

Always keep your tradition and cultural peace and happiness that is what your identity is and its good to learn about other cultures its highly recommended by all cultures in the world the spirits of ancestors come on thursdays and smell the foods of the tribesmen and families keep the peace annd god will safegurd your people.I live in uk i was in Uganda from 1956 to 1972 good life buzi mazuri. GOAT meat here in ùk is £10 a kilo of GOAT meat and its not sweet like in Uganda. YOU people are blessed with good food .House we call it jumba Burungi sabbo jangu wano Fumbha mere sabbo 😁😁😁😃😀😄🤩😛😍😝😀🙊🙉🙈🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️🚴✈🌂☂️☔⛱🔥 wabara sabbo yoghara My name is Ashok from mengo Kampala now uk near london

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you so much for being here.... when I read what you wrote in luganda....I laughed so hard...but I understood it...... how is UK.... maybe you need to get back home for a holiday and enjoy these foods..

[@juliokemisera]

Thanks Nicholas for this wonderful video,i have never had of them 😮

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for watching dear..... kilabikka waliyoo abalala bwotamanyii...nabbo njabaletaaa

[@hopemukiisa2732]

Very beautiful houses f

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@susan.okodi1979]

You are doing a great job

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🕺🕺🕺 thank you dear

[@LynneZaabu]

You have excellent content man🎉

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you dear

[@anaomdurman6655]

Informative video.Thanks Niko

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you ana

[@Tommy-km4wo]

Man. Now that's living. PEople in America are literally trying to achieve this.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks Tommy for watching....

[@florence2563]

How much is honey nicolus

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

I didn't ask because it was not available at this time.... next time I'll.but it's usually 20k a little

[@kibsmuhanguzi6071]

Beautiful houses. In kiganda, these are not obusisisira.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Do you want to call them....manyatas

[@ayisasamil4493]

Please, let them be with their blessings.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching

[@ruthbaliraba671]

Gourds traditionaly were the containers that families were using in their homes as cups, jugs, glasses .

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for sharing with us

[@Uganda25]

These people are too peaceful

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

So peaceful...

[@olivemusoke567]

❤❤❤❤

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thank you

[@SappaDavid]

Bro in box me i have a suggestion plz which can help them….

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Please get my whatsup number from the video description and we talk...

[@twalhaazihar7246]

Just come back with my skin

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣 it disappeared...I didn't even see it

[@patrickkaggwa6328]

Some Spanish missionaries could pick up some of the Ilk words!

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Are you for real?

[@marianice5436]

Are they among the 52 tribes we have in Uganda

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Yes...haahaha..

[@ruthbaliraba671]

These people still have those granaries. We used to have them too. But because of the youth who don't want to work, they break in and steal the food. Today families are using more secure methods of keeping food

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Wow..... just know it was my first time to see those granaries, I was so surprised....

[@ivanatuhairwe]

10:04 I am also coming

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahaha....hurry

[@bentutsibensamale7520]

They are omotic from omo an Ethiopian region bordering turkana kenya They are related to arri,mursi of Ethiopia As u said they gave up animal herding to preserve themselves Their neighbors turkana,karamajong could have decimated them In they should be a role model To all humans We need more crops less meat We are animals that became intelligent and should not be eating our distant relatives We are related to every single animal Chimpanzees we share common ancestor (6 million years ago) We v lived under water too

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for sharing with useful information.... and thanks for watching

[@julungahamza7907]

Next time invite me

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

I'll do my best

[@SappaDavid]

200 dollars or shillings??? But the maama is educated speaking good English 🫢🫢🫢🫢🫢🫢

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

This was Ugandan shillings...

[@letishabrenda5591]

Kambuze banonabo balonda?

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahaha...bulungi nyoo

[@Barbranyanzi]

Sonny and Mark visit Uganda 🇺🇬

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

We need to host them....

[@ivanatuhairwe]

Asking for the last price makes you Ugandan 😂

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 man...I didn't expect they animals to be that expensive

[@AfricaIsYourHome]

😂😂😂

[@NgugiKamau-rr3zp]

The goat wears your beard!!🤣

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I wanted to cut it off...and keep it for myself.....

[@kingofkampala4950]

The palace of Nubiia is always in Kampala 🇲🇼🇺🇬 jitambu Amu knowthyself cuhhz

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for watching....

[@carolkuno5591]

The IK actually have the same dance and dress code like the Ateker group (Karamojong, Turukana, Toposa, Nyangatom etc ) and all these groups have origins all the way from the current Ethiopia to Sudan, and therefore some of the original occupants of Eastern Africa before the Bantu migration.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for sharing this Carol

[@roswithamarte6177]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Greatful my dear

[@roswithamarte6177]

❤❤🌹

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🥰🥰🥰

[@doreenramsey1016]

They are kushites and all of Africa belongs to Kush.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for this information..

[@doreenramsey1016]

@@EatingTheAfricanWay you are welcome! Just know they are no more indigenous than those in Namibia who wear the skirts with no tops or the Zulus or the Bantus. All are from the same father and mother except those in North Sudan Dafoe who are Kush brother's. But Africa is called Kush. So just maybe Phut marry his brother Kush daughter.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

@doreenramsey1016 hahaha.....this is so wide....and neede more research....

[@doreenramsey1016]

@@EatingTheAfricanWay it's not. Just read the old testament and the book of Jubilees which was written for the Negroes who settled in west Africa because God gave them Kush land as their inheritance and you will understand. Why one lives in mud huts and one lives in nice houses? Think about it.

[@denismofficial]

Really ? I guess no !

[@ShamieVlogUg]

😂😂😂even digging for in-laws I guess Baganda men will run cnt tolerate digging

[@princesstamara6364]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 this comment is full of violence Baganda men their so proud which made them to be lazy .

[@maureen-ug8385]

Mmhmm Nicolas, Nicolas

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣 not bakiga men..... olimba olimba

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 what I know is they want respect..

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Wanji kivumbi

[@asasewaosoro104]

tell them their ancestors grew sorghum not maize

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahahaha...I'll do that..

[@ladybottle]

Omg I was planning to get married by ik man but am getting scared now coz they don't marry with cows

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahaaha...you never know...they might be from a different society..

[@kibsmuhanguzi6071]

Niko, I need to get a wife from Ik tribe. What is required of me?

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahaha..... honey, hoes at a reasonable amount plus other stuff

[@kibsmuhanguzi6071]

@@EatingTheAfricanWay will u escot me to pick a beauty from here? December 16.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Hahaha...I'll be happy to be part of this....

[@samyasalama9393]

Sure they are decedent of the Pharos !! Their life style and their 🛖🛖 exactly as the Pharos describe it on the walls ,, exactly !! 🤣🤣 king Ramses himself used to herd goats ? What country Africa is in ?

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Am sure the current occupants of Egypt can't accept this...

[@samyasalama9393]

@@EatingTheAfricanWay N. Africa has never been populated by Negroid people but has always looked pretty much as it does today. We know this from genetics, linguistics, written records, sculpture, mummies, coinage etc...Some common sense is required man !!!

[@MohamedHassan-le2rs]

I married turkana woman n with out goat you can not marry n I’m Somali

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Wow......thanks for sharing

[@bodunshayo1607]

Eating The African Way, COULD YOU PLEASE, STOP ADDRESSING YOUR HOST TRIBE/S, THAT YOU VISIT AS ""You People:"" Or"" This People""" IT IS A VERY, VERY RUDE WAY OF ADDRESSING/TALKING TO PEOPLE, IT IS A VERY CONDESCENDING WAY TO TALK.....

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

I get you right, thank you...

[@jaya8729]

It’s great to see that there are still a few tribes remaining in Uganda which have not been totally Westernized, although clearly they have been affected. Please keep these girls out of school so they keep their culture and do not become contaminated with feminism like so many Ugandan women. And especially beware of the missionaries. Stay strong!

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

Thanks for watching.....am even out of words...

[@jaya8729]

@@EatingTheAfricanWay Thanks for the great video.

[@EatingTheAfricanWay]

@jaya8729 🤝🏿 always greatful..