SIMILARITIES Between Igbo People Of Nigeria And Luo People Of Uganda

SIMILARITIES Between Igbo People Of Nigeria And Luo People Of Uganda
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[@KennethnwacheYT]

Igbo People And Luo People Were Trapped Here In Uganda 🇺🇬 😲 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIXdkoyfd8h6mc0

[@wadatmusik2859]

Watching from USA. Learning so much about my ancestral African homeland. Trying to connect the dots.

[@markosanto]

@@wadatmusik2859 , Dante Fortson channel has good stuff on us from the slave trade.

[@arisearise5696]

You are tribal bigot. How did Igbo’s built Lagos? I knew you are pretending when you visited @Iam Marwa

[@Eduezigbo]

I am from Nigeria, I know that girl who you are interviewing, I watch her on Facebook and TikTok, God bless Africa

[@GreatnessJM]

Simpogladys is her name

[@chriscoolsweat1870]

The intellect of the young lady and Mr. Okello is really impressive. Her command of English is really astounding.

[@johnwalsh7332]

English is not a measure of someone's intelligence or wisdom or knowledge, this where Africans get wrong. It's just someone's culture. Be proud of your culture. Indians and Chinese refused British culture but embraced the technology....see where they are today. Africans should wake up from slumber

[@MsIndigo74]

Most Ugandans have excellent command of the English language. Even those deep in the villages and countryside.

[@dayeemine4689]

You must remember that back then there was no borders people migrate from one part of Africa to another with their family and life stocks take this girl for a tour of Igbo land she seem very intelligent watching you from the USA

[@RobertNwachukwu-kk3kt]

You failed to ask her the major question. Which is, "How many market days do they have and what do they called those days"

[@alvanalvino]

That changes with culture. My ancestors were from Benin city from Benin empire and we split our family in half and marched away with civilians populations and armies to found a new kingdom in the Niger delta amongst the Igbo. A thousand years later I have two ancestral family communities in Nigeria. One family home the oldest speaks only Benin peoples languages. We kept the name but speak Igbo today because we lived amongst Igbo, adopted Igbo practices and worship Benin and Kemet’s ancient Gods. Unless you really dissect our customs if you know us well enough you can mistake us for Igbo. DNA tests still says that 95% of us are Edo and Isan despite our inter marriages with the Igbo and Yoruba. The Igbo call us Niger Delta Igbo, some of us are, my ancestors aren’t. We know who we are. These peoples might be a branch of Igbo that refused to migrate to West Africa. So if that were to be true they might have adopted new cultures and only in similar ways in the language that must have evolved can you find traces. That takes extensive research and DNA tests unless one of their elders tell you there story. We know for a fact that we left relatives behind in places like South Africa, Namibia, the Sudan and the Congo us Nigerians when we migrated west and sent some back there during the age of expansion in what is called the first wave of the early Bantu migrations. Our own early wave of migration to West Africa started over 25,000 years ago from imperial Kemet following the prophecy of the fall of Kemet and the possible extinction of its peoples. We had only 3 options, (1) stay and die, (2) wipe out all potential enemy races in genocides and, (3) split our race and have dominion over all of Africa so whatever happens we survive somewhere and avoid extinction and let the Gods punish our enemies and their offspring in retribution. Now these Gods have a funny time table. Tomorrow could mean 10,000 years. We obeyed them and kept it a secret is imperial bloodlines of the Gods that rules Kemet as it was forbidden knowledge. We managed our own extinction and separated our families several times. DNA can tell of it was 500 generations ago, 100 generations ago or 50 generations ago for various separations. When Kemet fell the last waves knew where to go after the last indigenous king of Kemet lost his kingdom. The last of them who refused to go perished as was prophesied. Divinity will avenge them: they will reincarnate under a God for vengeance. Could be a thousand years; it will come to pass make no mistake of it. We do not control how our ancestors fight for us. That is why we have not prayed to them for vengeance and justice. Because we are afraid of what they will do to our enemies. Now that our race is connecting again we must document our oral histories, DNA tests and archeological diggings without involving the evil Caucasian race. Palm wine for example is consumed all over Africa.

[@onuegbuonyemaechivictor8874]

Yeah very important!...

[@TruphenahAdhola-jd7hu]

We have market days, the only prominent is Ngeso derived from buying

[@nwaaba1778]

Ezigbo nwa afo

[@alvanalvino]

@@TruphenahAdhola-jd7huSweet, we are sending our young men to find good brides there. We are one people and your young men are welcome to come and find bride in Nigeria.

[@chinedugodwin3017]

There was a Kenyan lady that came to my village in Ohafia (to shoot film)in Abia State .She was so happy and she even said she will like to base there because of our food and our lifestyle.

[@trommelbiel]

My first time hearing about this. Nwanna this is heart-warming. Continue with your research. This is what KZbin should be all about

[@ChroniclerBriefs]

As a linguist I am always intrigued by similarities of Luo and Igbo names for example Kenya's military chief the late General Ogolla while Nigerian navy chief Admiral Ogalla etc. Also other names like Okechi, Odera, onyi, Odinga, amadi etc are found in both Luos and Igbos. Also the name Anambra comes from the river called Anam. By the way Luo name for a large water body is "nam". So let's hope some elders will clarify the relationship between these two tribes.

[@kinguche9208]

💯💯

[@michaelprincechinedu222]

That it sounds the same doesn't mean it share the same meaning. What the meaning of those similar names then let's cross check it with the Igbo ones

[@lakersgroup3212]

This is great

[@markosanto]

wow, how interesting! Has any Lou people done dna test? I would like to see the result. my guess is that they're the same dna. And offspring of ancient Israelites since many Atlantic slave dna are linked to Igbo people who accepted worldwide as ancient Israelites. so cool!

[@user-hy4xz1qt9h]

These people are related to Edo/Bini/Esan people Simply search Luo and Esan you will find many people who have done dna to have esan blood in them

[@aumalucy1094]

Luo in Uganda is an ethnic group with many tribes, acholi, lango, alur, japadhola, kumam 😊 Good content, one Africa- Wode Maya

[@pastorgideontruzindaminist8746]

Those are sub tribes in luos. It's like Bantu we have so many sub tribes in Abantu around central, south and Eastern Africa .in kenya luos made a one combination and joined one movement they are known as DHALUO

[@user-rj8zr6qv5j]

I love this content,I love simpo Gladys keep it up am from Igbo tribe may God bless you all

[@kinguche9208]

I’m Igbo , my elder brother is married to Lou Kenya 🇰🇪

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Awesome

[@OFONIPRECIOUS]

You are welcome but which state did you come in Igbos Land and when did you came home last?

[@kinguche9208]

@@OFONIPRECIOUS Anambra I visited last Xmas and what about you

[@mhizummy2091]

We igbos dont marry outside oldest days

[@worldtraveler8571]

​@@mhizummy2091lies. Only villagers didn't marry outside. Those who travel did very well.

[@azubuikechijioke7712]

Am an Igbo man living in Europe what you are saying is truth brother i like the luos people ❤

[@KennethnwacheYT]

🙏🙏🙏

[@aderogloria4106]

Hello, I'm a luo from Uganda

[@evertkermundu5519]

These Nigerian movies have also made me that Luos are related to Igbo, from marriage ceremony, local dishes, dress code, names, traditional grass houses, skin tones, and even our local expressions examples I will beat you yooo, leave me yoooo 😍😍🇺🇬🇺🇬, proudly an Alur from Zombo, Luo Uganda

[@promisebethel2226]

Skin tones hahahah.....😂😂😂😂 Don't make me laugh......are the Luo light skinned...... because the Igbo colours are....... lights skinned and brown.... skinned......that's.,....the Igbo skinned tones

[@promisebethel2226]

Skin tones hahahah.....😂😂😂😂 Don't make me laugh......are the Luo light skinned...... because the Igbo colours are....... lights skinned and brown.... skinned......that's.,....the Igbo skinned tones

[@evertkermundu5519]

@@promisebethel2226 that lady isn't Luo, she is a Rwandan, an error made there. We Luo we are naturally dark skinned

[@promisebethel2226]

@@evertkermundu5519 then why did you mention skinned tones if you know the Igbos well...

[@tapazialex406]

Come to the grater Alur right from pakwach all the way to Congo and witness the very brown luos and remember am not an Alur am Kebu by trribe and bs of intermarriage am mix ​@@evertkermundu5519

[@TinakishO]

When Luos were migrating from Bahr El Ghazal near the Egypt border in the 15th century, a group settled in Sudan, others went to Ethiopia, another group moved to DRC, some traveled down to settle in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania. There was a group that traveled towards West Africa. The historians managed to find the last of the Luos in Cameroon but that group is being phased out due to intermarriages. The historians are still at it trying to trace the lost tribe of Luos in other regions still.

[@chisom1481]

When Africans turn their 😅history upside down, I feel sad, Then I console myself by saying that it is out of ignorance. The whole humanity started from Africa, which had been proven and not in dispute, but you hear lazy Africans saying that their ancestors migrated from Israel or Egypt. Homo Habilis, Homo erectus, Homo sapiens were all Africans. Even the recent evidence from President Putin showing the :"Mary and Jesus" are black people, have not sank in yet to Africans who have been brainwashed for so long.

[@panafrican.nation]

I'm Kikuyu but I'm very interested in this history. If I'm willing to bet that there's a relation between Luos and people in Senegal, Gambia, Mali, Guinea etc. Their languages sound Nilotic, but there are no shared words that I've found. So any connection must be from more than a couple thousand years ago, when the Sahara desert was greener.

[@NileGoddess]

Some left Cameroon and went to west Africa .Nigeria and other parts of west Africa more research is needed on that

[@NileGoddess]

@@panafrican.nationlanguage was lost as people kept moving

[@kerubel1436]

Who are the luos kn Ethiopia ?

[@fursklasugo1777]

Above all, I love the fluency and articulation of their spoken English language. Lovely content.

[@okeyekeh936]

I don't know she's this intelligent. Well done, girl. The igbo marriage is negotiable

[@cookingwiththeangels3484]

This is so surprising, I will definitely visit Uganda to carry out my own investigation.

[@markosanto]

can you also visit Kenya too, is not Lou people there too?

[@violahyusufu1966]

You're welcome dear

[@danielathiambo5714]

I am watching from kenya luos like descent life style .I was watching that blog of gulu town the town is well ORGANISED compared to Kampala two different things.

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Exactly. Thanks for watching

[@akendon7260]

I want you to also explore some tribes in Zimbabwe and Congo. You will see a lot names that start with Chi, Chukwu, Kwe, e.t.c.

[@skiiytastic]

Igbo names are all over the world the more I meet people the more I’m amazed by these types of things, my name Gozie is a surname in Turkey and a nickname in Jamaica, I would love to watch a documentary about how names travel between cultures and traditions. My guess is that Lou people and Igbo people had a very intimate relationship back in days, probably one of the tribes Igbo people were closest to pre colonization

[@randiznannz-pc3yt]

I think a lot similarities with Tanzanian and Zambia names that have Chi sometimes

[@user-qb6gu4bk9lBiafra]

We are the same Africans, the Western world divided us to rural Africa, all we need is united Africa, we must move forward and develope Africa.

[@Aluochjakitere]

@@skiiytastic Jamaicans are Ibos, Just get a KZbin discussing that. Remember Luo genera, lived in Iraq, and still there, some geographical features, such as hills still bear Luo names.

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Wow! Interesting

[@mugishacollins8978]

YOUR CONTENT IS GOOD SIR

[@nwokomanwosu2221]

Wow! A woman ability to cook is critical in an igbo woman before she is considered a marriage material.

[@ifeifesi]

This expectation for a woman to be able to cook is not peculiar to the Igbos. It's the same anywhere there are men who put their stomachs or other bodily appetites before things like character.

[@AtalRuth]

Me the major similarity I see is the pride and intelligence, the Igbo and Jaluo/Luo are the most proud people I have ever seen and they are smart but the most common thing is they intimidate other people to the point that they are also the most hated people in both regions

[@CherifAbas-do4cc]

The luo and igbo are connected some where, we should find out

[@ogueriviews]

This is magnificent. We are one 💪

[@izaiahronald8465]

My name is Obbo, proud Kenyan Luo and scholer. The moment a people can Culturally identify through Culture, then they are one. IGBO and LUO being one people is something we should say on our own. Its a conviction and a blood that runs deep. Its not a coincident. Its a cultural fact and we should embrace it. The connection we maybe trying had to look for is right here. THE IDENTICAL CULTURE. My Igbo people show me my land, iam on my way. By the way, my grandpa is called Onyango Ojuku.

[@anunusonnamdi9698]

Wow!!...Ojuku??..while it's spelt Ojukwu in Igbo...interesting. 😊

[@maryonyango1176]

My father's name is Onyango. My mother's name is ojukwa. I am from Kenya.

[@scarlett5674]

In Nigeria we also used the grinding stone long before the the machines.

[@adaorahi]

OMG!!! I have said this to my friends from Luo that we have same culture.

[@markosanto]

Do you know what's the dna Haplogroups of Lou people?

[@eugeneuwakwe2165]

Gladys you are doing extremely good . Your contents are top notch. Keep it up!!!

[@user-fo5jp2wl3u]

Fantastic. Pls continue d research. One day, we d Igbos will discover our lost & separated people. Igbos call dt grinding stone IGU'

[@latingang7406]

The Acholi's called the Brown/Red stone Guu, (But the Grey Granite is Kidi.)

[@victoraguyo8628]

Simpo Glado is a real Luo qyn from Acholi land in Uganda.From Kenya we love her

[@obidiasougochukwu6164]

I would like to visit Uganda one day to meet my people

[@sonofnok2153]

I am from Nsukka part of Igboland. We call it "ije di", whereby the young woman goes to stay with her husband's family aunties, from one auntie to the other, stays for about 6weeks on and off, before the family decides if the woman will be a good fit for their son. In Africa, marriage is not about "LOVE", it is about community roles, procreation and community values. Know that you young ones trying to practice the European culture in an African space.

[@papilo988]

We are Igbos and we are special race

[@igwebuezeugwu4561]

It was good to run into this program. I observed a number of similarities in the lady's deposition. We use grinding stones and pestles in a every traditional igbo family for processing food. But two unique things are their market days and the way they dress. Do they tie wrapper like Igbo women?

[@HSEsecuGate3]

I am luo of uganda . acholi by tribe ..you earn my subcription 😊

[@viatv5943]

As a Ugandan *Luo *Alur* in Europe, i appreciate. good content🥰🥰🥰

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@evertkermundu5519]

Amothi baa✋✋

[@augustinechioma525]

Good Job. Keep it on

[@amosamaike4127]

the one she said about to use stone and mota for grounding is the same with igbos in the olding days ,flat stone on ground and the smaller one hold with two hands for grounding soup ingredients like egusi ,then mota and pestle for pounding,and again in igbo land a girl use to go and stay with mother of the guy that want to marry her for some times but i dont think it takes up to one year

[@Kiriza22]

Is that different in other African tribes?

[@lindsieodhiambo4669]

​@@Kiriza22not every tribe used those items traditionally but i know luos did

[@Annette_darling]

Using stone and motar is common even in India before or Sudan culture

[@steveroberts4549]

IT'S NOT A COINCIDENCE AT ALL, WE ARE CHILDREN OF THE SAME GRAND PARENTS, BUT GREAT MIGRATIONS OF THE PAST CHANGED THE WAY WE SPEAK AND CULTURE... I'M UGANDAN, IGBO ,LUOS AND SOME OTHER TRIBES ARE THE LOST TRIBES OF ISRAEL

[@kiyegarobertankunda7667]

U spoiled wen u brought in Israel😅, I don't know y black Africans like tying themselves on Jews, those guys are from the Arab stock! Let's embrace n cerebrate our Africanness without clinging on Israelites

[@markosanto]

i agree! what's Lou DNA haplogroups?

[@DavidOfuasia-vc5kl]

I strongly believe that the Igbos and the Luos are the lost tribe of Israel 'the Gads' migrating from Israel for fertile lands to farm and other reasons. I used to wonder how Igbos came all the way from Israel - Hebrew land and settle in Nri in igboland without any traces of them in Africa countries close to Ethiopia and Israel. The puzzle has finally been solved. I can now relate. All these tribes have Jewish blood running through them and they are one. I am a proud Igbo lady.

[@DavidOfuasia-vc5kl]

My name is chioma , using my son's account

[@markosanto]

@@DavidOfuasia-vc5kl have you read Luke 21:24 - Christ the Messiah, foretold land of Israel would be occupied by gentiles when he returns? genetic test is illegal in Israel, but bible has the truth. Christ coming back now.

[@arodiboyi]

If you can lay your hands on East Africa Through a Thousand Years by Gideon S. Were, it details the migrations of that period and how we ended up where we are currently...

[@Aluochjakitere]

Let those interested look for the book, it discusses peopling of East Africa.

[@markosanto]

thanks! any more recommendation?

[@micro2wice]

Except genetic findings rule out any link between Luo and Igbo, then their similarities cannot be coincidence. Both Luo and Igbo have striking similarities in physique and culture.

[@pastorgideontruzindaminist8746]

They are all people who love life enjoy

[@our10picks18]

As a kikuyu guy, I think it would be correct to say that Igbo people are very similar to Kikuyus in terms of being very entrepreneurial and business minded! That’s one attribute we share no doubt! 👌But DNA-wise and genetically we ain’t similar at all 😅 Is that Genevieve Nnaji on the thumbnail? Didn’t know she’s Igbo! She very beautiful for sure ❤😘

[@sonofnok2153]

Yeah! I am Igbo, and have some Kikuyu business friends. I really love their hustle and group think. One difference between Igbos and Kikuyu I found is that Kikuyus tend to work more together among themselves, and are more insular, Igbos tend to be individualistic, and tend to mingle and meddle with other cultures.

[@C.McMillan]

How do you differ Genetically @our10picks18 you both carry the E1b1a haplogroups correct?

[@markosanto]

@@C.McMillan I want to know there dna too? Is Lou dna same as igbo? i have Igbo dna.

[@micro2wice]

Igbo of Nigeria lost some of the old tradition practiced in Luo presently. Igbo people were very interested(a lot has changed regarding this because of modernity and Nigeria factor) in the family their sons want to marry from and the character of prospective wife. In the past, enquiries were made about the woman to be married, to be mother in-law observed the prospective wife's character while she was at her future husband's family for some days or even weeks.

[@Soros_Abiah]

Acholi is a tribe I like their songs and I am Igbo. Gladys played a part in it.

[@fellybilal]

Yea a sub-tribe of Luo

[@jonnynasz]

These couple are very lovely, very nice documentary very interesting

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@micro2wice]

The little girl on her laps looks exactly like Igbo girl.

[@Torromann]

You don start 😅

[@charlestoscana7777]

I am an igbo and i have a strong feeling that i will Marry from Uganda and i don't know why i always have this believe

[@aderogloria4106]

Hello, I'm a luo from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@EmmanuelJohnson-cg8qo]

Gloria like you are interested to marry an ibo man from nigeria right?

[@lagosian123]

All she described about respect is the same with the Yoruba. Women kneel down to greet, regardless, we are not the same people.

[@josephachor7941]

Ian Igbo I like the Lou tribe, I wish to meet a luo person one day

[@abakaskilla]

Am here bro

[@tsardickchapa8351]

Our African culture is wonderful I'm telling you

[@apocalypse864]

During the migration of the luos from Bar el Gazal to Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania, a splinter group went westward into Eastern Congo and another group proceeded west into Cameroon and some went to Nigeria. The descendants of these groups are the Igbo of Nigeria. They may have lost a lot about their language and culture because they also absorbed other cultures and languages along the way.

[@pastorgideontruzindaminist8746]

I told people long ago that igbo are luos but they inter married with others and lost the language but the ingbo life style is a true luo style even looking is the same

[@acirederrick8835]

We the lips luos are similar with the Igbo people especially when it comes to naming, my grandfather's name is okoli my uncle is owor and am called AJOK. Am luo from Acholi land (Gulu)❤❤❤

[@jonasmorisma1479]

wow, that lady looks like Lupita Nyong'o My grand fathers had to own cattle, livestocks and land before they had gotten married to my grandmothers in Haiti. Fufu is in North west of Haiti but central or South is call Tomtom or Pile. it is mashed down with wooden masher like mashed potatoes . Cassava is mayok Millet is call pitimi

[@markosanto]

what's the Haitian DNA haplogroups?

[@anthonytobi9773]

Similar to the tribes in Southern Nigeria.

[@DiraEze]

Am igbo from Nigeria i just wish someday i meet a luo lady that can lead to marriage because we are just one people 💕💕💯

[@aderogloria4106]

Hello, I'm a luo from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@DiraEze]

@@aderogloria4106 Hi my dear I 💝love your tribe so much bcuz it's so similar to we IGBO'S from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@TochiNnebedum]

Are you single?​@@aderogloria4106

[@amanzspiffsolomon2859]

I hope you both are preparing for marriege already

[@user-pj1dk3xd7c]

Well done my Sister, well spoken,

[@corneloyungu384]

Watching from SIAYA kenya igbo in all we are brother's

[@63hdhdbilwo]

Hio ni uwongooo..wanijo huwa hivi ile wakati wanataka upendeleo au ufadhali wao huwa wajipendekeza sanaa ndio usifuatilie yale maovu yote wanafanya huku kenya.Mkome kuanguka kwa hizo mitego za penny mbili..mkianza kuwambia hivi ndio wanajazana huku na hakuna kitu ya mana wanakuja kufanya hivo isopokuwa maovu.Hawa wanijo ndo huuza madawa, kutoa watu kafara.Hata rita tukichunguza sana hio kisa haiwezi Kosa mnijo.. Hata gana hapo jirani yao wamechoka na hawa watu..watu gana wanasema asilimia sabini ya visa zote wizi vifo, ni hawa watu.

[@okorouchechukwuogbonna]

Wow! This is wonderful

[@chiomankechikaibe7306]

Okelu vs okenna or okechukwu, anerua vs anorua

[@MurphyNwafada]

There market days could've given some insight about Igbo's and them... she's a Black Beautiful Ebony woman ❤❤❤..one love 💕

[@gideonndinya3126]

If you read the Great pond by Nigerian author Elechi Amadi you'll notice similarities in names and culture. The names like Wago the leopard killer from Aliakoro village and Olumba (Olunga) from Chiolu village are names in Luo.

[@adaorahi]

The high bride price is the whole of Igbo land.

[@Lordofvenlo]

Are you Luo

[@bang8534]

The "luo" girl in the thumbnail is actually Ugandan of rwandese origin 😂😂😂

[@TonnyOkello]

I thought so too . I’m a Ugandan Luo

[@bellaolum9768]

There are Luos in Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, Congo, Ethiopia and Kenya etcetera

[@bigmamawakanda3728]

That’s Gasumba’s daughter I wish they used a real luo persons photo coz they a tooo beautiful am A muganda but luo people move me 🔥🔥

[@markosanto]

​@@TonnyOkello what's the DNA haplogroups of Lou people?

[@darlingtonegbu7391]

Kenneth Nwache, that lady sitting by your side is that same lady that dances a lot on her KZbin platform. Ask her if she is married. We Igbos need to start intermingling with our relatives in other countries of Africa and the rest of the world.

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

I am Igbo, there are very big similarities. I listened to Gladys the other time when she was about pulling female thing she answered that in her culture it is sacred the same way it is in Igbo tradition and culture. Wow it will be very advisable for people to visit and reunite. I happily shared this great information on Twitter X. Yes I watch that little infant great dancer. The girl used in comparing our beloved Nollywood vet Genevieve Nnaji looks 100% Igbo girl.

[@joeomemo7440]

My name is Joe Omemo, Luo from Kenya. I believe that there are two things that never change, and those are names and culture. I believe that the luos of this world and Igbos are related

[@Slim-B1]

NICE ONE I LOVE THE COMBINATION

[@stephenopira2319]

Olur is also in Luo. One time i was watching a Nigerian movie i heard and understood an igbo language so it might be true that we have some similarities.

[@Eymalex1831]

Names like Ochuku, Okocha, Okori, I watched from Nigerian Movies exist in in Northern Uganda. I don't know where Singer #RudeBoy is an Igbo. Because we also have a big artist in Uganda called #Coco_Finger and both have got surname "Okori"

[@praisepraise9193]

In mozambique they have igbo

[@OlierOnah]

As settlers or indigenous?.

[@fredrickochieng8112]

Good content

[@johniwuji]

i am Igbo and proud we are Biafra not Nigeria

[@Cheerfulbushman]

Oga rest

[@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit]

No such thing as Biafra either

[@aginimiriam8019]

Nope we’re Nigerians. Nothing like Biafra, Ariwa, and Oduduwa Republic. Any tribe in Nigeria that want their own country should rest for now. We will continue to love ❤️ ourselves. We fight online sometimes yet keep dating and intermarrying each other. Please let brotherly love continue❤

[@richardahumibe949]

Same here, man! Yagazie!

[@richardahumibe949]

​@@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit- Relax! If you are not it, you won't know it😂

[@chikamsookeru1423]

My name is okeru😂

[@evertkermundu5519]

Original Luo name😁😁

[@humphreyajuoga8996]

Okeru why did you guys Keru to the West, we should have sticked together. Wakere everywhere!!!!

[@trevormananorwothumio1743]

Where you born after twins?😅😅😅

[@josephatutana3076]

But why's that all territory occupied by luo culture is ever in fighting from Sudan, Uganda,DRC and Ethiopia accept Kenya and Tanzania.

[@emmanuelsimba5981]

Among my langi luo people here in Uganda we have Ochuko, Okoye, Obii e.t.c this is in both Igbo and luo

[@mugishacollins8978]

SUCH CONTENT WE WANT.

[@micro2wice]

Luo apparently retains some of the old practices in Igbo land. Okello referred to 'ite ulo' as smearing(in English) both sides of the thatched house walls . Igbo call it 'ite ulo'. This yearly practice involved plastering the mud house afresh with newly prepared mud pastes. Some talented women or men who did the 'smearing' sometimes drew beautiful marks or figures on the walls of the house.

[@linkso7166]

Ndi igbo has a culture of about to marry a lady saying with her mother in law for a while b4 the marriage..... but all is gone with civilization.

[@alvanalvino]

It is our duty to save the cultures of Africa. We also need government investments to promote them. Our way of life will not die because an evil race invaded us. Once we acknowledge that fact and stop blaming it all on civilisation we can retrace our steps. We were all civilised 50,000 years ago. We built the great pyramids of Giza is Nigerians and Africans. Mankind today is not as advanced as our ancestors were. So we must figure out why and when things went wrong and retrace our steps to correct the damage and we are our ancestors and we must never forget.

[@Aluochjakitere]

@@alvanalvino One day all the Luos in the world will come together and even Rule the world reminds me of Otieno in history books who overthrew the government of Omani when he was a slave in that country, and we are aware that Luos developed the old Egyptian civilization. Arabs came late in Egyptian history.

[@alvanalvino]

@@Aluochjakitere Well said. All African people developed the civilisation due to our diversity. May dynasties of it was ruled my by direct ancestors and our direct ancestors whose descendants founded the mighty Benin empire of Nigeria rode with my ancestor pharaoh Narmar when upper and lower Ket was united. I remember one of my past lives as we also reincarnate. Memories of when the commemorative pallets of Narmar were made. We are as old as time. Our race will only rise again when we unite all over Agatha. Then we will help our over 400 million stolen children in the diasporas, the African Americans and all melanin dominant human beings in the American continents, in Australia and in Asia. These civilisation of those who oppressed us will self destruct. Then from their arches we will rise again to reach the levels of our most ancient ancestors. Africa must start to get ready to build that foundations today. I am going to visit your people someday and travel across Africa. Bridges must be built, our collective future as a unified people rests on our unification as one strong indivisible melanin dominant peoples we are the only original human beings of planet earth. We are the children of the first men and women to walk the earth. 24 are over 2 million years old and we are not a slave race. We are the future of humanity. We are Africans. I see you family. Much love. ❤️ 🇳🇬🌍✊🏿

[@lindsieodhiambo4669]

We have a similar practise but for Luos it happens when the woman is newly married

[@nze777obi]

That's how they use to do it in olden days

[@archeradventuresx]

I visited Kisumu and I knew my eyes were not deceiving me. I said there must be a connection somewhere, and if I’m descended from Nigeria then maybe I recognize my people anywhere, no matter how long it’s been 🫶🏾

[@stevezacchary7380]

You're welcome again to Kisumu.

[@archeradventuresx]

@@stevezacchary7380 thank you!

[@us7wqtrnek7uu]

If we related why you guys k!ll people,sell drvgs here? We related is that how u do to relatives

[@damianohale9778]

Certain rituals make Igbos (Ndigbo) distinct such as “how a new born is presented” e.g. within baby’s first 8 days- male circumcision, giving of name, how and who in the community performs these rituals?

[@haroldrobertsowee7926]

LUO, Lango in particular, they give 4 days offsight for a baby girl and 3 days offsight for baby boy.... Those are very important rituals at the time of birth of a baby girl or a baby boy

[@umuorie04emekaobi56]

Please I'm Igbo man based in Europe i will like to have a wife from Uganda luo tribe. Please presenter you can help through your friend there.

[@aderogloria4106]

Hello, I'm a luo from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@umuorie04emekaobi56]

@@aderogloria4106 hallo good evening how are you doing, as earlier stated I'm Igbo man lives in Europe I am interested in having a good woman from Uganda luo tribe can you be of help to me.

[@ikechukwuokafor86]

I think they are my brother and sister, the western world lift out of Igbo land. inside Nigeria war against Igbo race

[@trommelbiel]

The dowry part convinced me that they are Igbos.

[@Bigmann3177]

My own surname is even Okelue. Can you imagine!!!

[@vionnenyanjom]

Luos can speak English for Africa 🙌

[@cyprianudo5929]

Because Igbos were the original Jewish people, they were scattered south of Benue State towards East Africa to Ethiopia. I can tell instinctively that we are related to each other. Fufu is called Akpu in Igboland. Originally we use grinding stone to prepare certain food ingredients. Igbos are usually extremely ambitious and intelligent and progressive and competitive .... those are the intangible but obvious missing chain of connections that shouldn't be taken lightly.

[@worldtraveler8571]

Original? How humble of you.

[@SimplyEunice21]

Hello got a new friend from Uganda 🇺🇬 from simpo Gladys channel

[@kingsleyokafork6418]

Just sub now i like ur content bro

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Thanks for subbing

[@LordBanyck25]

We almost have similar culture

[@alegugodwin7253]

Ask them to name the body parts, water, wine and such stuffs.

[@Ena-kc5fx]

Good content. Helps with African historicity. We will get there in the end. Tower of Babel manifestationn loading...

[@AfricaFacts]

On the thumbnail, you used Shaila Gashumba as a representation of the Luo, however, she is of Bantu ethnicity .

[@DarlingtonFEgbu]

Kenneth Nwache, I would like to meet that lady there. She is the lady that dances the Luo or Acholi dance. I live and work in the United States. This is very interesting and heartwarming..

[@its_annsese]

Good content 😊😊😊

[@KennethnwacheYT]

🤝

[@chuksumunnakwe9635]

I am very surprised to hear this, I so much watch Gladys video and there are so many things she say that are very related to our tradition. Yes we have Mr Akidi from Uruala two of them reside in Texas DFW metro and also to marry in Igbo tradition there dowry and bride price. What a big surprise, yes dowry is always being negotiated for. We have nuclear, wow that is very interesting. This is very practical in Igbo tradition. Wow, this thing Gladys said is exactly same with us. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ from Texas. What a world, very interesting. We have Igbos that do not speak Igbo language. I wish Gladys and others visit Igbo land, that is great. We are Igbos and Biafrans not Nigerian anymore. Respect to elders is highly valued.

[@lawrenceonuorah6019]

I met a girl called Doris in South Korea as we were speaking our language she was very angry with her boyfriend that we were speaking every one of her. We asked her to repeat what we spoke, and we got it correctly, but it was not the same meaning. We convinced her that it was not the same meaning, she saw with us. . But she told us that she was speaking Bambara

[@ThandoAfro]

Amazing❤

[@KennethnwacheYT]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@demandbamulumbye4990]

These are the grand children of gipili and labongo same staid in the great lake region athers went to west africa coz all migrated from kemet

[@mnwanyiigbo347]

We R BIAFRANS!!!! NOT Nigerians!!!! ABEG oooo!!!!!!! Going Forward!!!!!!! She LOOKS”IGBO”!!!!!! NDEWO!!!!!!!! NWANNE!!!!!!!

[@nwokomanwosu2221]

I am an Igbo man Nigeria. We are very similar in culture and mentality. My brothers name is Obinna and my daughters name is Adaolisa.

[@emmanuelmoro9552]

This is good and I can't see the connection and the excitement.