TOTALLY SHOCKED! OUR AFRICAN ANCESTRY DNA REVEAL!

[@samuelkobby5723]

I am a Ghanaian(Ewe Tribe) but I can trace my ancestors in Togo,Benin, Ivory Coast, Nigeria and across West Africa and we also inter married. So our current location may not be where we originally comes from. History tells us that all the tribes and ethnic groups moved around West Africa and beyond until the Europeans came and put borders amongst us. So CONGRATULATIONS to both of you, YOU ARE BOTH TRUE WEST AFRICANS.

[@esteea28]

Does true

[@therndabt]

Cool C with this logic nobody can trace their roots not Africans, not Europeans, not Asians...non

[@reviewsite6292]

@Cool C Just shut up!

[@LDavis-dd7lq]

Samuel Kobby, Look up one of your fellow tribesman, a brother from Ghana, Akwetey Amaah in the link I provide below; he reveals who the Ewe are & where you really come from (regarding your migration patterns). You are of the Most High's chosen people. Shalom. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqjVemyKptp8aJo&frags=pl%2Cwn

[@leboyemichael4733]

It's a facts

[@joycalories]

They're so in love! I so enjoy watching them interact! Blessings & Prosperity to You Guys!

[@squirrelsgarden]

Yeah you can tell they're genuinely happy together

[@healthyandanextraincome4746]

I dont understand, you are like eachothers friend. It looks like, you have been together alot.

[@mikolohouse]

Cameroon south used to be Nigeria, up north Nigerians also have cameroonians

[@Vpju]

Is great to see African American who wants to find out more about their ancestry as an African I love it so much welcome my African brother and sister ✊🏾🙏🏾

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

Believe it or not it's a lot of black Americans want to know their African ancestry that's why so many of them are so angry not knowing your true Heritage and culture is painful and especially the way it was done African Americans and Caribbean people your whole identity and Heritage is taken away from you very painful till this day

[@LilliLamour]

marie yes just about all of us want to reconnect. Now we need Africans to take the test so we may reconnect to family.

[@panafricanismstrikesback]

Whats a black American?

[@pierretoussaint8426]

@@panafricanismstrikesback if you don't know it's no use Steven trying to tell you dumbass and what's a white American

[@risinglotus1915]

@@jaxsonpierre2363 Thank you for saying this. I can only speak for myself, but I feel very confused. As a bi-racial person, with such extreme dysfunction on both sides of the family, these conversations just didn't happen. The great-uncle or grandparent who may have known, they've all passed away. The only access I have to my own ancestry would be through this type of testing. I've always wondered if it's bullshit, so I'm only just now looking into it. Anyway, I resonated with you said about it being painful to not know who your people are, what mistakes they made that maybe I could learn from, what their triumphs were. I have no history beyond my deadbeat mother and the grandmother who reluctantly made an attempt to raise me.

[@nancyannette9089]

This is awesome! I had my DNA tested and 83% is West African, over 70% from Cameroon. What's up cuz!!!

[@enohenoh1052]

I am Cameroonian based in the Netherlands ..Cameroonians are hospitable like the Ghanaians

[@nicoleken6495]

I am a Tikar from Cameroon as well.

[@cfcbreakdownchannel3873]

Whether you come from mars or Jupiter , we ghanains love you all.

[@dral22]

There is no mars nor jupiter. Those things are man made. We're on a flat plane.

[@cfcbreakdownchannel3873]

@@dral22 that's your mind

[@susuilu]

true!!!

[@shadrackassuakoh3063]

Dral B ... you believe in the flat earth theory??

[@thebridge5483]

We love Ghana fam you guys are so awesome 😎

[@mweezy]

I'm from East Africa but I love your videos and I actually teared up a little while watching this video. Congrats to both of you and welcome back home brother and sister. One love!

[@cdw3088]

What’s up bro, from America. What part of east Africa are you from?

[@Inaesteeina]

He definitely does have Sierra Leonean features. Congratulations to both of you! Welcome to the family.

[@truthunfolded1300]

Not gay but he fine af

[@Tootisepop]

I’m from Sierra Leone too

[@Browny241422]

@@Tootisepop I'm 50.6 percent Sierra Leonean and 34 percent Nigeria 😍🖤

[@abdinasirmohamed2238]

This was so touching and moving episode. Am an ethnic Somali from Kenya and this clip moved my feelings as if am the one whose DNA has been revealed! Happy for you guys to finally find your ancestry families ❤

[@Redirecting]

This is wonderful. So glad to have caught this video and to see the excitement you both shared with us all. Shalom to you and your beautiful family.

[@eugenebruno1481]

@@sdlsaves wtf are talking about?😂😂😂😂😂 i cant make sense of what you saying.

[@shakkay.3899]

@@sdlsaves Facts?????

[@thebridge5483]

Redirecting hey fancy seeing you here love what you are doing, keep up the great work. Happy awakening 🙏🏿

[@hutchcoservices]

All these fake and assumed DNA tests are derived from information provided by the same nations of the world whom have sworn to keep us ignorant to our true history and heritage. Their results will always show the so-called African-American is from some tribe of Africa. They will never show that any so-called African-American is actually from any tribe of Israel. They are continually trying to convince us all that we are of native African descent. If you never know you are the original israelites. You want feel the need to return to the ways of your true ancestors and obey the Laws, Statutes and Commandments of TMH. Fake results will keep you asleep. Wake Up my people. PLEASE!!!!!! In ready to get up out of here.

[@heknows9441]

@@hutchcoservices Whether they show that we are from Israel or not does not take anything away from us either way. And I do believe that through the paternal line they can trace it back to Israel. The Word gives us clarification of who we are so we don't need others to do so. Also remember our people fled persecution to West Africa so it can still be traced back either way. At least that is my opinion about the situation. To be able to link your history up with a certain tribe opens the door in so many ways to who you are. There is a list of the people who are supposed to be Hebrew decendants. I will put the video link under here.

[@lcollinssmith]

Why an I crying??? 😭😭 So Happy For You Guys! 💪🏾✌🏾

[@alfonsom8286]

I can understand why, it's longing for roots, that connection, I think every black person in the Diaspora has an uneasiness about ourselves because we know not where we come from. Just seeing this lovely family, who are just like you and I, who are living their dreams on the motherland and how passionate they are for each other and during the reveal touches all of us.

[@lcollinssmith]

@@alfonsom8286 That's So True! We should all celebrate when any of us unlock doors to our past. This just made my heart smile. ❤

[@DontGrandRiseMe]

Shawn Smith Girl, me too! 😭😭

[@selendriamuganogo7077]

I just asked myself the same question? I literally have tears and chills, thats crazy

[@charntew2247]

Enjoy your journey, ignore the naysayers who more than likely will never have the courage to explore what the world has to offer. Thank you both for sharing!

[@kirkjudah-israelriseoftheb892]

This is a Beautiful African American Love Story!

[@sabreem1]

I'm feeling and sharing y'all tears! Congratulations on reclaiming some of what has been stolen from us!!! You guys are a real inspiration to see, much love, much respect... y'all stay blessed. But what lames would watch the vid and thumbs down it... ??? That really confuses me, these anonymous haters who hate for absolutely no reason and hide in the shadows.

[@Halonablack]

How awesome! I love when folks get their ancestry done and they can say the words, "my people," and truly mean it.

[@sharonjames6791]

"My People,,,,👍 I like the sound of that,,,sounds so for real,,,,,Westcoast Listening.."

[@paulkelly873]

@@sharonjames6791 AND Halona Black.. I personally haven't had a DNA test because the people of Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana say i look like one of their Relatives! But it's really nice to see CONFIRMATION of what we already felt in our bones... up UP! you Mighty Race!

[@ghostdancer555]

one people!

[@paulkelly873]

@@ghostdancer555 ONE!

[@Scoring57]

Halona Black Except this is inaccurate cause "our" people come from all over west africa. None of us come from just one tribe or country anymore. Hate this how they're going about these tests from this company. Seems dishonest and they're just selling a dream cause some of us want to belong to specific tribes. Lying to your own.... no good.

[@danielkyles3361]

Hey cousin, I'm also Tikar from Cameroon congrats

[@danielkyles3361]

@Professor What yes agree, I took an ancestry test as well, and Cameroon was my highest percentage.

[@ramakrishnashalom9004]

@Professor What I just received my results from Ancestry and It says I'm 33 percent Cameroon/Congo/Southern Bantu and 32 percent Benin/Togo. Also 13 percent Ghana and 4 percent Mali with 1 percent Nigerian. 1 percent Native America and the other 16 percent is Euro. So I'm 83 percent African, but which is was 93 at least but it is what it is. I just knew I was a descent percentage of Nigerian but apparently I wasn't. But after reading your comment about your Igbo friend got me thinking that maybe I do have more Nigerian. I got this clue because my my sister had two Nigerian boyfriends. Something must have attracted them to her and the thought came to my mind that something about her must remind them of Igbo women back home. From this I was thinking we must have Nigerian in our roots or at least a good percentage. It's not a scientific theory, just a hunch.

[@ramakrishnashalom9004]

@Professor What Also, Ancestry is probably thinking that they are finding the DNA in that Southeastern Nigeria, Cameroon, Congo and Southern Bantu to be so closely identical that what's the use of trying to separate them. They are all pretty much Family. Lol.

[@Hughjahsole]

@Professor What huh?

[@realistmw]

Cameroon ppl speak french and english, the langauge of our oppresors

[@passionbeauty75]

OMG!!! I just paused the video as soon as she said lion mountain! Your ancestry DNA have to be from Sierra Leone. You’re my brother wow!!! Isaiah Washington is also traced back to Sierra Leone. He is very active back there and visits all the time. We welcome you with open arms brother. Am currently in Maryland but born and raised in Sierra Leone. I have enjoyed watching your videos and now this makes it even better! Now back to the video😃. And also oh, we have diamonds! The movie blood diamonds was based on Sierra Leone. Also, we speak Krio as a local dialect which is very similar to Cameroon local dialect. It’s an English speaking country but most people do speak French just like Spanish in USA. I don’t know how you can reach me since I don’t want to leave my contacts here. I have connections for you. You guys are amazing and I love your family. And thumbs up for pronouncing “MENDE’” so well! Just like the locals😃

[@onpassivefatmatasannoh8993]

I am from Sierra Leone too Prinnybabe but currently living in London. Congratulations to you both Natve Borne. I am Mandigo and Mende by tribe . Stay blessed always

[@passionbeauty75]

Fatmata Sannoh hello sis😍❤️

[@marmar9957]

And the movie 'Amistad'. That's about the Mende tribe from Salone

[@shorlamiller9700]

I am from Sierra Leone and live in Arizona we r cuz

[@onpassivefatmatasannoh8993]

@@passionbeauty75 Hello my sis

[@solomonwilliams7341]

I am from Sierra Leone but my ancestors were the returned slaves after the abolition of slavery.

[@paulkelly873]

WOW... you have a shared history with Africans in America AND AFRICA. my Nigerian brother would say.. You are Lord of 2 lands!

[@solomonwilliams7341]

Yes indeed Paul. My great great ancestors were former slaves freed and sent back to Africa. So we are referred to as Creoles and my forefathers after the abolition of the slave trade were resettled in Freetwown, the Western Area of Sierra Leone. We speak broken English unlike the early settlers.That area of land was bought by the British from the Temne people, who where the early settlers on that piece of land.

[@neggro123]

Zeeqtee Prn If he was a descendant of a returnee wouldn’t he be in Africa?

[@hawihawi9260]

What is your tribe name?

[@jamesjones9414]

Me too am creole living in Georgia

[@africanheru2863]

hey Black African 🌍 people all of Africa belongs to Black African peoples the whole continent🌍✊☺️

[@thebridge5483]

African Heru facts

[@fruitsarelife148]

You guys are a Cameroonian /Sierra leonian couple 👌👌😍👍❤so emotional and your kids are all of it!

[@Anirtak4791]

Very emotional 🖤❤💚!!!

[@rickasante]

I would rather say Tika/Mende. Cameroon/Sierra Leone are boundaries created by colonialism. Akans are the majority in Ghana and Ivory Coast, so cultural identity goes beyond country boundaries, and all these tribes are linked somehow. For example, why is fufu eaten from western to central Africa? Tribes were interlinked and did not have boundaries.

[@skytra7]

Yes great point!

[@saurlemnz7794]

@@rickasante Yeah, whites destabilized African continent by dividing and creating borders where they wanted.

[@lacecocoa6272]

😍

[@laurettakeeys5626]

OMG John. I am actually a fan of you guys and I am from Sierra Leone. Welcome to the Sierra Leone family my brother.

[@AITechCentre]

Native Borne, YOU guys are Ghanaians: Your soul, body and spirit have already taken Ghanaian identity and there no way we will allow you to go. You can pay a visit to your respective countries but Ghana is always your home. Some pure Ghanaians have their roots from mende tribe (Sierra Leone), Old Ghana empire (modern Mali), The Gambia, Guinea and Guinea-Bissa.

[@hibosamatar3224]

NewBlacksGhana 👍👍😄

[@CopperMe9]

Lol

[@coolkid845]

No way we are taking them here in Cameroon

[@Cavelierz]

Come home to Sierra Leone..the Athens of West Africa 🇸🇱

[@yerimmbagnick9088]

the empire of Ghana and present-day Ghana have nothing to do with it. it's different. The Ghana Empire comprised part of Mali and current auritania

[@hazelcampbell2089]

I don't know why I get so emotional... congrats to both of you

[@multyz1]

I'm from the "Ashanti tribe" 100%. I did not need the Ancestry DNA because I could smell the aroma of Fufu even if was 200 miles away. Nice video!!!

[@kofirey6752]

"Congratulations " African Americans USA: 14% Ghana/Ivory Coast 47% Cameroon/Congo 8% Senegal 7% Benin/Togo 2% Nigeria 2% Trace Region

[@risinglotus1915]

Are these numbers legit?

[@khaliqking7142]

@@risinglotus1915 prolly not

[@evolveorrepeatgametime8956]

I just shed tears of happiness for you guys and tears of sadness for myself I’m a 29 yr old black man in Brooklyn NY with no lineage definitely feel like I need to embark on the journey of finding myself Congratulations and I hope everything she said raise you guys up in this life and the next go further don’t stop there find your families best wishes to all Asalamu Alaikum

[@livinggood7522]

Dang yall im in tears! Congratulations!!! 🎆🎆🎆🎇🎇🎇🎉🎉🎉🎊🎈🎈

[@veinsofJourney]

Really enjoyed watching u guys smile from ear to ear and being proud of ur African roots🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

Alot of us are believe me

[@lteeb3]

As an African I love seeing my fellow AA brothers and sisters discover their roots. LOVE

[@AITechCentre]

NATIVE BORNE, my humble advice to you is ''If you have any future plans in mind BEFORE this Ancestry DNA results came in, DO NOT CHANGE that plan. I believe it is the spirit of your ancestors that have taken you guys this far. Still pursue your plans.

[@ochoriosify]

Wow, I'm so happy for you guys! I was just as excited when I did my DNA Ancestory study with My Heritage. According to the study, I am 68.2% Nigerian, 13.8% Sierra Leone, 5 % Maasai, 4.3% West African and the other 8.6% was from Italy and Scandinavia. I was born in Jamaica, my parents and grandparents are Jamaicans.

[@ondaa1966]

Big ups my gyaal..ire

[@MamaTilly12]

Omg 68% ? Amazing

[@afrocritic2688]

@ochoriosify...Make sure you eat Jollof rice every Sunday in honour of your 'nigerianess'!

[@ms.j970]

Maasai!!

[@ochoriosify]

@@ms.j970 Yes, that's what the report stated.

[@TemdriWorld]

John welcome to Salone, Sierra Leone 🇸🇱. It is an english speaking country. Richest country in the world based on natural resources per person. Great for investment now, as it is now where Ghana was 15 year ago

[@TemdriWorld]

Welcome's House....Mineral wealth value per person. Either way they are both countries in Africa and that should be seen as positive

[@malikyouell]

Wow Congratulations!!! Once I get back to Brooklyn,(from Ghana,where I reside now)I have to do African Ancestry!My mother is now the oldest member in our family and the last in her family among her brothers and sisters at,99 years old!!!

[@alfonsom8286]

Wow, 99 years! You are gifted with great Gene's my brother, congratulations to your lovely mother and family. My mother will be turning 81 in June , I keep reminding her that she is a "young un" and still got some work to do...lol

[@YT4Me57]

Bless her!

[@malikyouell]

Thank you!

[@anjee.3261]

A beautiful 99 years young Queen. That's brilliant. I wish her good health, strength and a even longer life🖤🖤🖤

[@elwandaj]

Get her oral history, it is gold.

[@TheNewAfricaChannel]

Great news for you guys!!! As much as we're happy with this results, the Native Borne Family are already Ghanaians and there's no going to Cameroon or Sierra Leone lol :-) I'm calling on all Ghanaians to ensure the safety and total integration into our society. Also, they're already entitled to their Ghanaian citizenship -- which is their right, being blacks.

[@jrod22986]

lol

[@hibosamatar3224]

tulyricz 👍😄👌

[@alfonsom8286]

Lol, aww, what a sweet post...

[@thebridge5483]

Lol all the diaspora love Ghana 🇬🇭

[@SaMajesteD]

Congratulations!!! My results are Cameroon too! I am from Bamileke tribe. My wife is directly from Cameroon and her village is Bamunkumbit which is a subgroup of the Tikar! The 7 original Tikar kingdoms include the villages of Bankim, Boitikong, Ngambe Tikar, Bandam, Nditam, Ntem and I have to check on the number 7. Also Isaiah Washington is Mende. He is a Chief too.

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

I saw you in the naming ceremony that was beautiful

[@SaMajesteD]

@@jaxsonpierre2363 Thank you my brother! I am so thankful to The Most High! 🙏

[@victoribass77]

Saffiya and I are from the same place maternally. I am also 100% Cameroon, (Tikar, Hausa, Fulani).

[@chrisga1984]

Hi cousin!!! I just found out today I am of the Tikar from Cameroon. 99.4%

[@globalcetzen5271]

I've always said that she looks like a Fulani or Hausa.

[@dexterwalker4964]

100% Tikar wat up fam

[@Leelahlil]

Why am I in tears tho??! Beautiful family.. Just beautiful! I'll be traveling to Cameroon next year

[@70SIXER7]

Whow!...Brother You Gonna love Freetown!...I am a Tanzanian but I live therefor few years I use to work there in a Commercial Fishing Boat...let me tell you!...Sierra Leone is Beautiful!..I am talking about nature!....they are still developing Country but they have a lot of rain...which means...is Green Everywhere!...Food is Good!...Fruits every place!...Hospitality?..they are calm just like you!..Cant wait for your trip there!...and Cameroon..

[@charlesbertinore5620]

Congratulations ** you guys now know where you guys are for real From ...so happy for you guys . Cheers

[@adekunledavies7708]

John we might be related. My maternal lineage is actually Mende/ Temne. Amazing

[@sankofabeauty88]

Congratulations!!!! Sooo happy for you both and welcome to the African Ancestry Family :D. I tested with AA earlier this year and discovered I have Tikar MtDNA..so heyyyy Cousin Safiyyah, girl! lol. I hope y'all will both join the African Ancestry Online Community. There is a WEALTH of knowledge on there. Tikar and Mende are some of the most often represented results, along with Temne, Balanta, Bubi, Yoruba, and Hausa. There are several others of course, but people with these ancestries are rolling deep and always sharing info when they find it. From what I have learned so far from Tikar FB groups is that our ancestors resisted slavery and were not down with it AT ALL; so, they were targeted by other groups who staged war with them. I know the Mende resisted as well (i.e. Amistad). Love you both!!!

[@BukolaRY_TV]

I was seriously waiting for the test to read NIGERIA.........😂🤣That's okay though, I still LOOOOOVE you guys 😘❤. I found your channel this morning and I've watched almost 20 videos. So proud of you guys for taking that step of faith. May God continue to protect and guide you and your family. Love from Maryland 😍😘😘😘😍

[@dieu5041]

you nigerians are everywhere, bet you find some in antartics

[@maryandrew3324]

Niggatron 3000 yes we are everywhere like that

[@Onechalk]

His face looks like someone from Ivory Coast. That is what I was initially thinking when I saw their first vlog

[@ansh0133]

They've only done a partial test. Itll only tell them they're mother's side. Could be on the father's. I thought she'd be Nigerian. Looks it.

[@makelifeholistic]

That is awesome. Welcome back home in Africa and join us in making the world a better place to live for everyone here. You have already started your journey in a very smart way. Remember every exciting adventure starts in Africa. Best wishes in everything.

[@changeyourmindfirst9665]

Girl you got yourself a LION! LOL..so funny!

[@Beewalsh.1321]

Wow...back that many years...very cool ! I got goosebumps! I'm white and have traveled and lived in 4 different countries. I admire your journey and like watching. This video was too awesome. I'm truly happy to see you living your bliss. Thanks for sharing.

[@a1artist]

Congratulations! What a wonderful discovery of your ancestry. You are a great inspiration to all of us. Thank you so much for sharing your journey! Alfonso

[@GraceTruthTeacher]

Awesome reveal and reaction! Lol and Beautiful! @ " I married a Mountain Lion" Go ahead Sis! #Gullah aka #MountainLions

[@blckprnz261]

Awesome results, welcome guys. I am from Sierra Leone and a MENDE by tribe. Hopefully we can connect so that you guys can one day visit Sierra Leone . I have been following you guys on KZbin. bai-kaa ( thank you in mende) :)

[@fourideasbefore612]

Your reaction to the results is priceless. The genuine pride you and your wife have for your African ancestry is aw inspiring. Much love to you both.

[@amaradumbuya2099]

Iam from sierraleone,i just want to say congratulations,the mende are one of the two main tribes in sierraleone along with the temne which is my tribe,a short history of sierraleone,it has 16 tribes it was a former british colony for 170 years and gained independence from england in 1961,english is it's official language, once again congratulations

[@AbeniBamidele]

I'm sooo teary-eyed right now...Congratulations,! I can recall the day when I received my new birth of where my origins are...This is wonderful! The purity of your new birth has arisen! Congratulations again!🌷🌷🌷

[@bauzblak2957]

WoW Congratulations to you both, your journey to move to mother Alkebulan is unlocking your roots. I pray that the spirits of your ancestors visit you and guide you to your birth soil. Much love from South Africa 💞

[@MrsEarth-pf4cr]

Amen! Destiny! To find out where u are going, it's imperative to know where you've been. I actually started crying at ur reveals, my soul desires a connection with my origins. This gives us an identity & a purpose.

[@cedfowler]

I guessed Cameroon! I'm Sierra Leonean. We call it Salone. Welcome 🤗 You should visit! It's absolutely beautiful and not far from Ghana.

[@mdub1230]

Awesome my beautiful Family...My uncle stayed in Ghana after going their to teach Math to the kids,he loved it so much now he calls it home been there now 17yrs and i need to go see him,,but Thanks for sharing your amazing DNA!! PEACE N BLESSING!!

[@GoddessPower]

Wow I'm In Tears This So Beautiful Love You My Peeps 😍😍😍🌠🌠🌠🌠

[@feliciabrown7131]

How wonderful! You guys had my crying with joy hearing about your African Ancestry.

[@shereemarshall5909]

Awesome! I live in Georgia (USA) and will be visiting Ghana in 2019, "Year of the Return". After seeing your 'ancestry reveal', I'm even more hyped -- can't wait. I am looking into connecting with your travel company in the upcoming months when we start making firm plans.

[@kaydenpat]

Cool C Stop being so rude. Let people be happy.

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

@@kaydenpat right it doesn't affect him so what's he so worried about Damn troll

[@albertwells7986]

Im planning a trip to Ghana for Year of Return as (yearofreturn.com. I will looking into DNA testing as well. Great idea.

[@ezesagus6177]

Just powerful! I’m having this aching need to visit Africa. I plan to take my mother (father is deceased) in 2019 to Ghana. I will do my African ancestry test before this month expires! Thank you both for sharing.

[@changeyourmindfirst9665]

Cameroon over here ! Well I guess we are family lol...im amazed at the truth to the information given ...I am VERY ARTISTIC! I have had my ancestry done, but did not get this much ADDITIONAL information ! Wow!I will definitely be emailing her! Thanks for SHARING! It's exciting !

[@Kimi-wo4nc]

OMG!! Just watching you both receive your results and connection to our homeland, made me tear up, happy and joy for both of you..understanding where you come from is such a gift to give your children. Luv you guys..stay in Peace/

[@TeeKeepGoing]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

[@chinwenduchinwe586]

This is so exciting!!! Congratulations my brother and sister, I am very happy for you. Five plus years ago I did my African ancestry on my father and mother side: Cameroon and Nigeria! Continued blessings to you and your family.

[@teddyonpolitics]

Congrats!!! - its good to know who you are!

[@nandilove2053]

This got me so emotional, their reaction and the excitement 😭😍. Congratulations guys so happy for the both of you much love 💕

[@jewel8748]

🎉🎊👍 BEAUTIFUL!!! So happy for you both!! 😄 Hey GULLAH COUSIN!! St Johns Island South Carolina!!! We have a strong persevered history!! And are spread all over the south!! 🤗 We have a delict that sounds like Jamaican Patois! Congrats beautiful couple!!! 👏

[@UhuruFrontier]

What a beautiful reveal. Man, I'm so happy for both of you. I mailed my test to the lab and they received it on 14 Oct. That means I should have the results about the second week if December. Next year, I'm going to five African countries starting with Rwanda.

[@chriskimkoi2985]

Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 people are warriors. They have very conservative culture. I knew that Sofya’s ancestors were from central Africa because her face looks like my big sister’s

[@LotusDolly]

Happy for you both! Very exciting!! We did our maternal side and we are the Balanta people of Guinea Bissau and Senegal!

[@patehbah9705]

Am from Freetown in Sierra Leone, its English speaking country, welcome family.

[@shereemarshall5909]

Thought Sierra Leone was French speaking ??

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

@@shereemarshall5909 Sierra Leone was a British colony and it was one of the countries where they settled freed slaves also Liberia it was freed slaves from America

[@justnjehia4684]

Congratulations! I'm from the Kikuyu people in Central Kenya and watching this, I understand how lucky I am to live with my people, speaking my native language, and knowing my background. These are things we don't seem to appreciate or think much of but watching your journey puts things on a new perspective. Thanks for sharing...

[@MRSEXE-mi6cu]

Hmm, am shocked neither of you from Ghana. Ghanaians love you more...... Anyway, congratulations ☺️

[@gooddaughter3376]

Wait...hold on! This particular DNA test only tested 25% of their DNA, which their mothers' mothers' lineage. Ghanaian ancestry could possibly be in their remaining 75% of their DNA which can be confirmed through additional testing.

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

@@gooddaughter3376 that's why ancestry DNA give you the percentages of all of your African ancestry

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

@Winx Believe I don't look Ghanaian but the majority of my ancestry was Ashanti people

[@jaxsonpierre2363]

@Winx Believe not when your blood is all mixed up I ment the majority of my African ancestry

[@solomonthell7589]

@Winx Believe I guessed Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Senegal, Cameroon. Maybe some East African. They don't look Ghanaian.

[@kimberlymelvin2571]

What an amazing, inspirational, informative offering you have blessed us with. The emotion that you shared was palpable! This gives me the push I needed to go ahead and get the African DNA done. Amazing. Thanks John & Safiyya ❤

[@baahrealest]

Mande is actually a large tribe which do not speak the same language because they are in at least 3 or 4 countries,i know this because my father is Mande from Benin but according to history they migrated from Nigeria to northern benin(Djougou)..i am part Mande also...congrats to you both,as long as we are concern you guys are Ghanaians🇬🇭period

[@baahrealest]

@Bantze Hotep the borders were set wrong brother.

[@baahrealest]

@@marianmahmoud5774 i have never been about tribes...i am team melanin whether u from china or some different planet as along as u black u got my vote💚✊🏾

[@proudseeker4814]

Are you on Facebook?

[@baahrealest]

@@proudseeker4814 baah realest on facebook

[@baahrealest]

@@marianmahmoud5774 my friend stop the ignorance...the mande is only use when people are referencing to your ancestry not that there's a current tribe called mande but those who are part of mande tribe knows they are...stop pasting Wikipedia under my comment section...go lecture somewhere.

[@marlzmooli]

Amazing! Congratulations guys. Been following your families journey for a while now. Very inspiring. I've got to do mine now. Bless up!!

[@Shayechique]

This is so dope. I’ve always been skeptical of these tests but watching your video has changed my mind. BTW my mom is from James Island South Carolina. Her family is definitely Geechie/Gullah. We traced our family history back to 1800’s and have a beautiful tree with descendants names. My grandfather was a farmer where he grew rice and other fruits and vegetables. We are fisherman and seafood is a big part of our diet. (At least for my family. Okra and conch/crab soup, black eye peas, cassava) Everything she said was spot on. We are also known for weaving beautiful baskets. There is a wonderful Gullah storyteller you must go hear.

[@amaradumbuya2099]

Catherine Malone you are from sierraleone ,that our food(rice beans and cassava)look no further you are from sierraleone

[@lorettei3936]

@Catherine Malone Do you remember the movie "Daughters of the Dust" from the 90s about the Gullahs, OMG that movie was Epic! Re the DNA skepticism, I totally get it but it is very real, I did 2 with African Ancestry dot com and 1 with Ancestry dot com and there is noooo way that they could know I am related to the matches on my list - some of the cousins who I actually know because we grew up in the NY/NJ area together (sharing g. grandparents) I did not even know they had taken the test too but they showed up on my list of close matches. The case was solidified even more only 2 days ago when talking to an older cousin on the phone reminiscing, I casually asked her daughter's last name who I've never met- when she said the last name, it sounded so familiar. I checked my list of matches that is at least 5 years old and sure enough there she was listed as 3-4th cousin. So yeah, it's a real science, the DNA never lies!

[@Shayechique]

Amara Dumbuya that’s amazing to know. My family has talked about whether we may have descended from Ghana or Sierra Leone. My grandfather also grew rice because the plantation he grew up on was in marshes.

[@Shayechique]

Loralicious I don’t remember that movie “Daughters of the Dust” but I’ll definitely stream a copy

[@berylparker7306]

Wonderful. It's always good for us American Africans to know who we are completely. Thank you two.

[@AwakenedHebrew]

Love you guys. Congrats on your results!!!

[@jaytee9884]

Omg....Welcome home...Beautiful people....am from Sierra Leone too...we welcome you with open arms and warm smiles....

[@Piesis9]

Pretty fascinating stuff...congratulations guys. Now your journey begins...go and explore and try to put the pieces together.

[@sammied231]

This moves me in ways I didn’t expect! Much love to you both 🖤🖤🖤

[@soulsistag66]

I love the energy between y’all! My maternal ancestry, per African Ancestry, is Temne People who live in Sierra Leone. I am South Carolina born and three of my four direct ancestors were from the Low Country of SC. Gullah People. Awesome video! Y’all are beautiful.

[@zimmyb6153]

Gwendolyn Simmins yess a lot of Gullah people are descendants of slaves from Sierra Leone ❤️

[@charmaineblake5020]

I felt so happy for you guys. I had chills when she was explaining your roots. I’ve been putting it off to get an ancestry DNA test, but this is a deep deep motivation. Thanks for sharing.

[@juasokofa5921]

Congratulations 😃😃😃😃😃😃 love y'all results sooo happy for y'all much love

[@Cody15241]

That was absolutely beautiful. Really enjoyed this walk with you today. Enlightening!

[@victorybeginsinthegarden]

been waiting on this reveal thanks for sharing

[@Ajani77]

I had chills watching this video, with tears in my eyes. I’m half Sierra Leonean from the Krio people, who returned there after the Revolutionary War. I’m happy for your discovery. I’ve yet to uncover my DNA but this video is encouraging. Sierra Leone is beautiful!

[@nadoop]

Love this great awakening! We said "love rice" at the same time! LOL!

[@thebridge5483]

nadoop all Africans love rice 😂 as Haitians we eat rice 7 days a week lol

[@mahoghanyspeakstruth3490]

This is so wonderful family! Thank you for sharing!!!❤️

[@b-venswenakio4486]

im not surprise for that because the way you love and now livin in africa all this can make sense , so let me tell u that you are not slave anymore simply bcz you know your Mother Land, I m so happy and proud of you once again Welcome back home your ancestors injoy where They are now bcz of u. Sincerly hope u much lov and blessing let God save your ways longlife to ur family.

[@drumtheprograminc.3205]

I am from Cameroon and Tikar/Bantu tribe. I love your channel. It is inspiring as well as informative. I have traveled to Guinea & Sierra Leone & truly love Africa. I feel this deep call to make a home there. And your stories fill me with ideas & solutions. Be blessed, Elvie

[@flightklub7740]

Really enjoy your videos and journey..much respect and love!!

[@sharonjames6791]

""My heart was beating so fast yall,,,it was like I was right there with you guys ,taking in this news, ,,, this is a beautiful thing family,👍,,Congratulations Native Borne......🤗👏👏👏...Westcoast Listening..".

[@biblosantral]

Seeing a gorgeous couple like y'all, do y'all ever see each other and be like dang he still fine as hell and you look at her and be like she is still a cutie, or do you not see that after a while?😊 I like seeing you both. Keep up the chemistry.

[@TheMspoodle2]

I straight up cried. I'm so happy for you two and many blessing to you both and your family😭😭

[@truth2635]

Awesome!!! Gradurates! Started my family 🌳. It is at a stand still because a lack of information on both sides! My mother's side stops with her Great grandmother and her mother and father. My father side stopping with his father and mother. I will be doing both African Ancestry and Ancestry. With ancestry I can follow with documents and maybe the slave port that my my family was capture or stolen. I am happy for your journey and inspired me more than ever!

[@hibosamatar3224]

gloria bernard good luck! I get so emotional every time I watch or hear our lost brothers and sisters finding out their family tree......God bless!

[@truth2635]

@@hibosamatar3224 I thank you so much💖💖!!

[@hibosamatar3224]

gloria bernard 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿❤️❤️

[@shirleyvanarsdalecrabtree2880]

I am soooo happy for you two!!!! I never knew about African Ancestry, but I'm definitely going to contact them. Your excitement made me excited also. I found on my DNA one part of my lineage is Togo. I happened to stop at the African store in my area and surprisingly met the owner after overhearing one employee saying he was Togo. I introduced myself and he said "my sister" and gave me the biggest hug. We talked for a bit and he told me to try to visit because I would be very very welcome. I've only been to Northern Africa while living in Spain so far. One of my roommates was from Ghana so I learned quite a bit about it from her. Good luck in your travels to Sierra Leone. Can't wait, I'm living vicariously through you guys💜😉

[@mahoghanyspeakstruth3490]

John we are related as my great grandfather was a noble man of Sierra Leon!

[@fruitsarelife148]

Sooo cool, congratulations ❤🙏🙏

[@stephenhill2348]

I am not afraid any more,I’m going to take the test for myself and peace of mind,thank you for sharing 👍🏿❤️💯

[@akante_2-360]

Welcome to Sierra Leone bro !! Congrats to the both of you for discovering some of the missing links to your bonafide ancestory !! I'm sure I speak for many when I say that we're equally touched to connect across the many hundred of years to family who are now finding there way home !! Should you ever plan on visiting Sierra Leone ....feel free to reach out ... and i'll put you in touch with some good peoples who can help introduce you to your other home .... !! May you go on to discover the wonderful richness of your beautiful ancestry !!

[@s2mbs2]

Brother John, we are indeed cousins. I’ve also done the African Ancestry DNA test to find that I too am 100% Sierra Leone native of the Mende people (MatriClan)Taken as of 7/19. Means the world to me to know this. Love you guys on KZbin. Big Up for all you do...