The Most Fertile Ethnic Group in The World - The Yoruba People of Nigeria | Africa in 30 Seconds

According to cambridge.org - The Yorubas are said to have sprung from Lamurudu one of the kings of Mecca whose offspring were:-Oduduwa, the ancestor of the Yorubas, the Kings of Gogobiri and of the Kukawa, two tribes in the Hausa country. The language of the Yorubas, known as Yoruba, belongs to the Congo-Kordofanian language family. The Yoruba homeland is located in west Africa, with most Yoruba living in Nigeria with some scattered in Togo,Benin and worldwide. The Yoruba are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa.The Yoruba are a very sociable and expressive people who commemorate major events with colorful festivals and celebrations.As many as 20 percent of the Yoruba still practice the traditional religion of their ancestors. A large number of modern Yoruba also combine traditional Yoruba beliefs with modern day religions such as Islam and Christianity.The Yoruba women are the most fertile as they present the highest rate of twin births in the world. This may be because of high consumption of a specific type of yam containing a natural phytoestrogen which may stimulate the ovaries to release an egg from each side. This is Africa in 30 seconds. Subscribe. And see you again tomorrow.
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[@Onyinye20ish]

Look at dis beauty, much love from an Igbo woman that lives in Yoruba land… shout out to my fellow Nigerians 🇳🇬 much love to all Africans 🖤❤️💚💛💙

[@heathersmith1580]

I just love looking at the BEAUTIFUL Brown Skin of our Brown Brothers and Sisters. It's that MELANIN that's Poppin.❤

[@tjlance492]

Pure Beauty⚘️💗⚘️

[@heathersmith1580]

@@tjlance492 YESSSS.....

[@chrigael5911]

OH YEAH!

[@ricksantana1016]

Yeah! All that “POPPIN MELANIN” that you are looking at is generated by “ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE” Software, come on people “keep up”! 🙄

[@Draven10101]

Truth.

[@the8thchurch461]

The extreme beauty of the original women is astounding.

[@rexxbailey2764]

THATS EXTREME BEAUTY OF A.I 😆😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@the8thchurch461]

@@rexxbailey2764 Doubt it. Even if it is A.I, it doesn't take away from the fact that there are women who look like that and I AM ONE OF THEM! lol

[@rexxbailey2764]

@@the8thchurch461 CONGRATULATIONS. UNFORTUNATELY THE REST OF YOUR POPULATION AND ITS REALITY THERE ARE PROOF IN ITSELF AS TO WHY EXACTLY A.I IS GETTING USED TO DEPICT SOME ATLEAST HALF DECENT, HEALTHY AND NORMAL LOOKING AFRICANS IN VIDEOS WANTING TO SHOWCASE THE AFRICAN UNION.

[@omokaroojiire]

​@@rexxbailey2764 Obviously you've never been to Yorubaland. The women are that beautiful!

[@Hbk-gc7st]

​@@the8thchurch461mic drop!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😆

[@JG-tr9py]

Finally! I'm glad to see some attention be given to a country in West Africa, as well as a display of their beauty.

[@sadiyasaleh233]

You are happy that they are giving us attention by spreading misinformation?

[@nathanieledada7398]

What change does that make anyways!

[@Shakinthecut]

West African countries get all the media coverage tho wym??

[@alexanderherrera1287]

Okay stop the bickering. I'm in love with the beautiful women they're showing I love the clothes. You guys can really mess up a wet dream. Peace in love.

[@ILUVJTN1]

​@@alexanderherrera1287yeah but you act in front of people as tho you love black women, but you will pay tens of thousands of dollars to sleep with white women...

[@singaporebabe23]

I have met some of them here. Very cultured, well mannered, respectful, intelligent, friendly and fun-loving. They make me itch to visit Nigeria.

[@laurashekoni7553]

Yes very respectful

[@victorlanny5103]

Pure love from Jamaica, thanks be to God our creator who have made such beautiful black women that he had placed on this beautiful continent Africa 🙏💚💛❤️🇪🇹🇯🇲🇯🇲🙏💚💛❤️🇪🇹🇯🇲

[@rodericko9534]

Amen

[@sophiawilson8696]

I am not saying there no Yoruba descendants in Jamaica, but the major of the women are from tribe of Akan in Ghana.

[@olayideoladimeji8235]

The most beautiful, fertile, fashionable, fascinating, industrious, and intelligent ethnic group in Nigeria. Proudly one of them

[@okekechidi3377]

who dash monkey bananna.. When the IGBOS come around all yorubas become uncomfortable. the evidence is very clear in Lagos state.

[@timothycarnagie750]

You are beautiful but you not among the top three most beautiful. The list will include Igbo, AkwaIbom/Calabar and Benin. Neither are you most industrious as that will be the Igbos. You also not most intelligent because our best Mathematicians are of Igbo extraction. Yorubas don’t have food, nothing as mouth watering as Banga soup(Ijaws, Urhobos, Itsekiri), Okazie and Afang (Ikwere, AkwaIbom/Calabar), Native soup (Calabari, Okrika). Most fertile? I agree to that because no one has twins like the Yorubas. Yorubas are more into banking but most Central Bank governors are of Igbo extraction. Yorubas also have the largest number of thugs in Africa. Yorubas are also the most fetish people in West Africa if not the whole world. Yoruba girls have the biggest yansh and breast in Nigeria. This is my candid observation.

[@michaeloshili9003]

​@@okekechidi3377why the tribalism??? Igbo has thier own specialty.. so does the Yoruba, Nigeria as a whole is largely blessed.

[@okekechidi3377]

@@michaeloshili9003 tribalism? You need to tell that to those Yoruba's who have been notorious in the destruction of IGBO properties all over Yoruba land especially in Lagos, and for what? Petty and cheap Envy and jealousy. this has been going on for decades. Now, that's real tribalism. Mind you, not all Yorubas are like that but the majority are. As for @Olayide's comment above, of course just like he's a comedian, my reply to him was just a comedy too. Think.

[@oyinkansolaeshoYT]

​@@okekechidi3377ehn, then go to igboland if you think all of us are tribalists, abi did we force you to come to Yoruba land?

[@princemostafaewuosho287]

I’m a proud yoruban. Also we’re the most Migrated/Educated ethnic group in the whole wide world. ❤❤❤

[@sulaimaanahmad]

i'm a proud yoruba, although born and raised in america. مـا شـاء اللـه 🇳🇬

[@olaibrahim8403]

Proudly Yoruba 💪

[@thebeatnumber]

If you're really proud of being Yoruba, why are you expressing your pride in Arabic?

[@sulaimaanahmad]

@@thebeatnumber bécasse... i'm also a muslim, and expressed myself by saying "mashaa allah" like, does that somehow make me less yoruba ?! 😁🤣🤣

[@thebeatnumber]

@@sulaimaanahmad It makes you less Yoruba if you don't express yourself in Yoruba

[@sulaimaanahmad]

@@thebeatnumber ok...nje eyi dun o nigbana?! 😁🤣🤣

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

Yoruban from my Puerto Rican heritage. Every generation of us has had twins.

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

Wao! That's enough proof of your heritage.

[@ZirWin]

Wow!

[@stellabrown909]

Wooow!! I am a twin from my Yoruba blood

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

@@stellabrown909 I am having twins

[@alecsanderhamilton9224]

@@stellabrown909 and my mother told me from young I or my kids would have twins because of two cowlics in the top of my hair

[@adebolaedem6438]

I am a Yoruba woman with beautiful twin daughters. Twins are called Taiwo and Kehinde in my language.

[@iimaanabdulle467]

MashaAllah Allah bless and protect you all

[@NanaLia_18]

❤❤

[@herbertsmith6417]

Beautiful people

[@somsastry]

Eku jo meta se alafi yani it's a beautiful language I love to learn

[@monica534]

Very lovely people for true. I know many, fun loving, kind , intelligent too. Grew up in the same house as the Oluronti family in Accra, Ghana and I still miss them….Bunmi, Yemisi, Ade, Latudu, etc, where una Dey oooo.miss my Yoruba family, they taught me to be strong in school and stand up to defend myself against bullies back in the days.

[@luke81st]

Are they Ghanaian citizens?

[@monica534]

@@luke81st no, they are Nigerians and left back home.

[@honeybadger8942]

​@@monica534What is the yam they ate ?

[@msk7458]

@@honeybadger8942 white yam. The scientific name is Dioscorea rotundata. It is mostly eaten by people of the ekiti/Ondo region of SW Nigeria. It’s their staple meal especially pounded yam.

[@honeybadger8942]

@@msk7458 Thank you very much !

[@temitopeabolade1375]

Proudly Yoruba ❤😂🎉

[@DRWLINGS]

I am a Yoruba and a big fan of yours really proud to see my culture God bless Mama Africa ❤❤

[@denitahenry4060]

What yam is he talking about

[@DRWLINGS]

@@denitahenry4060 white yam is the one but it’s not actually about the yam it’s about the soil because 40%of Yoruba’s are farmers and that cultivate with manure not fertilizers

[@kemiagbana5710]

God bless Mama Africa ❤❤❤ love from Abuja Nigeria Africa

[@iimaanabdulle467]

aamiin MashaAllah 💖🌴🌷

[@blackleague212]

​@@iimaanabdulle467God bless mother Russia also

[@Iam_MJ876]

Accordimg to African Ancentry, I'm from the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria 🇯🇲❤🇳🇬

[@Foreverforests]

I took the ancestry test and found out some of my ancestors were Yoruba as well!

[@patriciamccraig1772]

My great great grandmother was Nigerian! ❤

[@zainabfunmi286]

❤❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬 proudly a Yoruba woman

[@firuzshah7427]

Too bad can’t see your beauty

[@kennethsession9761]

You sisters are gorgeous!

[@zainabfunmi286]

@@kennethsession9761 thank you

[@truthmatterbyoladada1462]

Ase, proud yoruba man from west Africa

[@tundebakare6887]

Yeah proudly Yoruba

[@zimamassagetherapy7090]

I am a black American African descent of those that were sold, taken and delivered to the Americas over 400 years ago. I just did my DNA on my paternal side and woman that survived that journey, my Grandmother was a Yoruba Woman 🙏🏾

[@sholaoduba2540]

Omoluabi... you belong to a vibrant and rich culture group of people.

[@MrgoogleSearcher-d5v]

I have one Yoruba DNA match on 23andme

[@tosinkingjames9892]

Ire o! (Blessings)

[@DonaldOYewande]

My wife and I are Yoruba, we also have a set of twins. My mother in-law is also a twin.

[@julietadams3821]

Handsome men & beautiful women!👏🏽🥰 Sharing!

[@motaka3381]

They are the most beautiful people I ever seen in my life

[@andrestoolbox8482]

My people are so beautiful

[@leopoldgordon5360]

Beautiful Lovely💜 🌍 African Queens 👑 😍😘🥰Yoruba Women I LOVE 💜MAMA AFRICA 🌍 ❤

[@AdeoyeOlalekan-xs3ff]

Proudly Nigerian proudly Oduduwa

[@Bizz2k]

Much love from a Yoruba woman from the Ijebu dialect . ..Omo O'dua!

[@dana.j9062]

The most fertile and yet the most intelligent People in the World!!🙌💫

[@the8thchurch461]

All Africans are the most intelligent in the world. Nigerians stand out because they are possibly the biggest fighters and so they should be. They went through hell because of the British.

[@kingofhearts1072]

They have the most doctors in the world among Africans. The Yoruba discovered binary code through the Ifá oracle system.

[@the8thchurch461]

@@kingofhearts1072 Comparing people can never be accurate because of the parameters involved. No 2 African countries have the same experience for instance so you cannot condemn a country's nationals for lack of education when they have been disadvantaged. South Africans for instance, can be very highly educated and over achieving but the majority have been disadvantaged by the apartheid regime. Nigerian experience is completely different from South Africa or any other African country and must be judged on its merit alone. As a Motswana, I cannot accept the comparison for many reasons. Not least because of population size. Botswana population is a mere 3 million while Nigeria has how many people, is it 200 million? I digress.

[@kingofhearts1072]

@@the8thchurch461 What I said still stands.

[@the8thchurch461]

@@kingofhearts1072 As long as you know that what you said begins and ends with you and is your property and no one else's. It is a gift best kept by yourself. In which case, I give it back to you for safe keeping.

[@shumonbrown5229]

That Sister looks GODLY BEAUTIFUL while pregnant!!!

[@shelleymills2217]

🎯

[@georgewashingtonj7647]

She can have my baby anytime!!

[@PerfectEntertainment1124]

I'm proud to be a Nigerian💯 and from Yoruba tribe❤

[@nanammm777]

They are great people because! they always do respect their Ancestors ✍🏽🌙⭐👑❤️🙏🏼

[@rakghana]

This is Africa in 30 seconds, subscribe and see you again tomorrow for more videos like this everyday 💖👌🏽💖

[@thelmathomas9399]

No group of people more fertile than Mexicans

[@lf1496]

Oduduwa came from the Nile Valley not Mecca. I'm a Yoruba descendant from Afro Cuban and Afro Puerto Rican parents. My father found out on his DNA test that Ramesses IIl is his ancestor on his male Yoruba E1B1A is the haplotype and is is a Bantu genetic marker. Our blood is not Arab. We are African through and through. The Yourba religion IFA is practiced all over the Americas Cuba, Brazil, Trinidad, Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, the US etc ..This is the religion of my family. And the twin birth is not just from food. My family has 6 sets of twins including me who bitrthed twin daughters and my sister who had twin boys. Oduduwa came from the Nile Valley not Mecca. I'm a Yoruba descendant from Afro Cuban and Afro Puerto Rican parents. My father found out on his DNA test that Ramesses IIl is his ancestor on his male Yoruba line. Our blood is not Arab. We are African through and through. The Yourba religion IFA is practiced all over the Americas Cuba, Brazil, Trinidad, Venezuela, Mexico, Colombia, the US etc ..This is the religion of my family. And the twin birth is not just from food. My family has 6 sets of twins including me who bitrthed twin daughters.

[@badmusjulius5883]

I'm Yoruba from Nigeria! My mother gave birth to twins 3 times.❤

[@luke81st]

​​@@lf1496 read some history relating to this write up too. Thanks for sharing.

[@kehindeandu4040]

Yoruba ni mi. E ku owuro o, A ji 're bi ? ❤

[@notsopopularkid1238]

Kaaro o jire! I’m still learning the Proper ami

[@TomiAdewoleAdetom]

Bawo ni - se alaafia ni?

[@Dotty117]

Ekaro ekasun ekule

[@queenofsheba357]

It’s the skin for me ~~FLAWLESS

[@KellyBell1]

They are gorgeous, no doubt..but don’t forget that these people are made up by makeup artists for this shoot AND the photos are airbrushed to perfection for the flawlessness. 😊

[@97VIRTUESHEART]

​@@KellyBell1Go and do your own make up and let's us see if you will be as flawless like them.

[@chrigael5911]

​@@97VIRTUESHEART😆

[@davidedwin2364]

Body fillers I only appreciate natural

[@97VIRTUESHEART]

@@davidedwin2364They filled their lips,nose,head or maybe their eyes with your body. Insecurities and jealousy can kill you. This is the average looks of a Yoruba women many of them are dark skin except for few who are mixed with Igbo like Yemi alade the musician which you can from that is fairer. I'm not a Yoruba but I have worked with many of them and I know this for sure.

[@ashokkumarpanda8113]

Thank God Yorubas are still practicing their ancient religion, Otherwise the modern religions could have spelt doom for their cultural continuity. The modern faiths would have brought about their cultural genocide. Salute to these self-respecting and lovely people.

[@Daron7181]

Although its now in syncretized forms, much of Yoruba religion survives in the New World through their descendants especially in Cuba as Santeria and Brazil as Candomble.

[@insanoibro6331]

Jesus is the way the truth and the life

[@shivanidumas6607]

⁠@@Daron7181Many in the New World have returned to the Traditional Yoruba practices without the syncretism used by sone who had to adapt to stay alive. Historically. The covering by Christian deities were to insure that their religio-cultural practices were not ostracized by those in authority. Homage and Salutations to those Ancestors who maintained their culture and dignity under great stresses. Ase O to the lineage keepers & to those who transmit that essence going forward. Odabo!

[@syw9882]

I was also happy to hear that but. I know practitioners but I didn’t imagine it was anywhere near 20%!

[@theelites7178]

A lot of people will be going back to their Ancient religion. We are tired of the foreign religion. Our religion was painted Evil for no good reason... and most people who practice foreign religion that see their religion as evil, don't know anything about their religion.

[@ribaker822]

The hips of Yoruba women say it all! The yam is called igbo ora yam. It's well researched and is confirmed to be contributory to the birth of twins. In the town called igbo ora, almost everyone is a twin. Truth.

[@okekechidi3377]

did you say IGBO ORA?! go and ask any IGBO what that means.

[@oyinkansolaeshoYT]

​@@okekechidi3377shut upl be calming down, in yoruba igbo means forest

[@okekechidi3377]

@@oyinkansolaeshoYT shut up?! Madam i didn't talk na. I only typed. Na wa for you o.

[@oyinkansolaeshoYT]

@@okekechidi3377 shut up means shut up.

[@okekechidi3377]

@@oyinkansolaeshoYT bye.

[@dalemathis8623]

Y'all are Beautiful people I love it

[@GodIsLove1015]

Stunningly gorgeous. ❤

[@rakghana]

Thank you! 😊

[@jacaranda100]

But bit*@y as hell.

[@adegboyegaogundiran8679]

That's very true about us! We literally have millions of "Mama Ibeji" in our homeland. Mama Ibeji means "The mother of twins"!

[@harbinger6562]

Beautiful Thank you much ❤️🇳🇬🥰👋

[@captainmorganajibola6906]

Yorubas have a balanced social society in terms of every aspect of political economic and social life 🎉❤

[@nancynevels2238]

Absolutely Stunningly Beautiful!!!

[@kimlee1416]

Beautiful people ❤

[@Terrill-yd4vp]

Stop making up things ok

[@chibuzoranaba4965]

Melanin popping

[@Terrill-yd4vp]

@@chibuzoranaba4965 what ever that means this stuff is just no more then KZbin trying to make money no such history.

[@oluwalekeoyedeji444]

​@@Terrill-yd4vpyiu are wrong. I am Yoruba, and what he said here is true of our history.

[@Terrill-yd4vp]

@@oluwalekeoyedeji444 liar

[@zillahwanogho6631]

They are rich in culture, and very sociable friendly and inviting people. I just love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 them.

[@iayyam]

Proudly Yoruba, born in🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@don-andrewgreen3848]

Mother Africa is magnificent and beautiful 🥰❤

[@bertaclark903]

Looking at these people are so beautiful thank you for showing me so much love and beauty ❤❤❤❤

[@rakinspire]

Africans are the most resilient and strongest race of people on earth. After all the atrocities committed against Africans they still thrive and surge forward. Nothing but love and pure respect for ALL Africans

[@ehughes44]

Beautiful brown skin, beautiful people!!! I love it

[@SarahL.22]

And possibly the most BEAUTIFUL too! Wow!!

[@peaceofmind5117]

Is this AI generated, these people are stunning! Proud lineage!!

[@RareJewel777]

That's how we look... AI or not 😊😊

[@joyhappy3461]

Definitely AI

[@MrgoogleSearcher-d5v]

​@@RareJewel777AI but pretty

[@GregoryShields-k7m]

Yow there are so beautiful carve out very beautifully

[@mandyharewood886]

Man, you're killing me with this beauty!

[@sis.dlightfull8040]

Shout out to all Divine Souls in the Bantu Kingdoms. The Royal, Peculiar people. The Mother's of humanity, the Seed of the Stars.

[@oyinkansolaeshoYT]

What?🤨 We are not Bantu, we are West African.

[@sis.dlightfull8040]

@@oyinkansolaeshoYT Here Ya go! You can just thank me later. The term Bantu does not refer specifically to an ethnic group or a particular language, but to a set of more than 400 ethnic groups that speak Bantu languages (more than 650 Bantu languages, Nigerian-Congolese languages) that live between Cameroon and Somalia; in Central Africa, East Africa and Southern Africa. The main countries with significant Bantu groups are: South Africa Angola Botswana Burundi Cameroun Central African Republic Comoros Equatorial Guinea Gabon Kenya Liberia Lesotho Malawi Mozambique Namibia Nigeria Republic of the Congo DR Congo (80% of the Congolese population) Rwanda São Tomé and Príncipe Seychelles Eswatini Uganda Tanzania Zambia Zimbabwe *Basically any ethnic group that speaks any of the hundreds of Niger-Congo languages or dialects. Which spreads from West Africa all the way across to east Africa, and down southwards.

[@iimaanabdulle467]

​@@sis.dlightfull8040 what about ethiopia

[@iimaanabdulle467]

​@@oyinkansolaeshoYT bantu and other black People of Afrika they are same root But 30% of african they mixid with other nations like Arabs Asian etc But bantu 99% they are pure black nation❤

[@Redbow3]

Proudly Yoruba 🇳🇬 💃 ❤…….. God bless my country.

[@virgolove4ever701]

Please bring all of this physical beauty and cultural richness and original strength back to life.....

[@marciacharles2639]

So Beautiful ❤

[@Terrill-yd4vp]

This stuff is just made up

[@karenwilliams7685]

This is where my ancestors were sent from, to Jamaica 🇯🇲 now I see why we’re so beautiful, blessed, and favored🌼

[@Ifagbemileke444]

PROUDLY YORUBA NATION

[@ibiyimikaige4814]

Good to see you here too. Keep promoting the sovereign Yoruba nation. Yoruba will be a free and prosperous nation soon.

[@Ifagbemileke444]

@@ibiyimikaige4814 L'ase Olodumare

[@moghweir7048]

Beautiful features and color. That is amazing.

[@lotusphoenix8]

Just gorgeous!❤

[@user-pq9sn6xq5k]

OMG! I have never learned anything near what we are learning from this intelligent researcher. Thank you so, so much for sharing your knowledge and information with your audiences. Excellent job learson

[@mikega1252]

Gorgeous Yoruba women.

[@iconsnart]

Beautiful people, happy, smart friendly n dress too cool! keep em coming ❤🎉

[@kemiagbana5710]

God bless our Ancestors ❤❤❤

[@BehemothFash]

❤❤ im Yoruba, but the one thing I love most about my country is that No Tribe is weak. Different Beautiful Tribes each with it's own uniqueness and peculiar quality. The healthy competition amongst this beautiful sibling-tribes is the single factor that has propelled this country to the present height, in spite of the bad governance and few bad eggs amongst the millions of beautiful people. ❤❤❤

[@tailor-maid1976]

Beautiful people!! Just Beautiful!! ❤❤❤

[@ajileyedickson2124]

Hmmmmm I love my nation

[@tailor-maid1976]

@@ajileyedickson2124 👍👍👍👍👍👋👋👋

[@vanessaroper3028]

These images are so beautiful and colourful ❤❤❤

[@dendriller]

The women are amazing!!!!!!❤❤

[@kevintownsend3840]

Some of the most beautiful people in Africa

[@adolfoformoso5445]

Yoruba languge is spoken in Brazil in the State of Bahia and is the only one African language official language with Portuguese in Brazil.

[@princessmw]

These are beautiful generated pictures!

[@imjunyd686]

Gorgeous ladies!❤❤❤❤

[@rakghana]

Yes they are!

[@rakghana]

💖💖

[@lawrenceachomu9994]

❤

[@beebee_0136]

Omo "kaaro, o ji re" ni wa. Great to be Yoruba, also known as the Anago people (Falola and Childs, 2004)

[@hashimbolajehnewland2610]

I am proud to be a Yoruba.

[@AuntyBolanle]

Proudly a Yoruba woman 🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@phylliswilliams6629]

SHALOM JUST PURE BEAUTY, YAHWEH PEOPLE. OF COURSE OUR CHILDREN WILL BE JUST AS BEAUTIFUL. PRAISES TO OUR YAHWEH 🤎 I

[@neliobello449]

The land of handsome and beautiful people. So beautiful color, face shape, and talents. I love this african blood. So amazing beauty❤❤❤

[@sophiawilson8696]

It EL or Elohim

[@neliobello449]

@@sophiawilson8696 Shalom to All beautiful Isralites people. Ya Yeshua or Elohim❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🌟

[@jacaranda100]

You sound sick. No, scratch that. You are sick.

[@shebaabdullah5929]

Amen!!!❤❤❤

[@veronathomas2761]

Love my Africans 👏🏽! Beautiful! So proud🌻🌹🌻🌹🌻🌹🌻

[@AndrewMorten11]

Whoah twins... very interesting. Thanks

[@dahnparker8014]

So glad huge change is now sweeping over the world & particularly So in Africa 🌍 stunningly beautifully peaceful 💚

[@nikkyjackson6500]

Proudly Yoruba Queen 👸🏾🙌🏾 but wait a minute, where is our traditional outfits ? We are generally known as one of the smartest tribes ever !!! Very rich in culture and traditions

[@riddleandpuzzleworld]

Great people of Africa. I really love this channel💖

[@idiattaiwosalman7558]

Proudly Yoruba!!Proudly Okeogun of Oyo state where twin births are so common! Proudly 100% Nigerian !!

[@faithreid5959]

These are the most beautiful women on planet 🌍 earth

[@dorettrowe5330]

Such beautiful pictures of your family 👪

[@jacaranda100]

Lies.

[@Ravenelvenlady]

​@@jacaranda100Lol! Jealousy is a trap. Be careful. 😂😂😂

[@Yahshe]

😍😍 OMG. The headwraps are sooooo prettyyyyy.

[@sknmwms6516]

Beautiful!

[@victoriaajayi6606]

At last, they finally see something good from Africa!

[@marinamarina60]

the real beauty stunning golden Black skin they are so beautiful 😍

[@leonardking3045]

Simply Beautiful!!!!

[@saurabhmukh1]

I am single and would be lucky to have a Yoruba wife

[@jesutofunmimodupe8428]

Why?

[@saurabhmukh1]

@@jesutofunmimodupe8428 they are beautiful and fertile....that's why.

[@blackoralArt]

Come to Lagos- there are many gorgeous girls there to pick from

[@saurabhmukh1]

@@blackoralArt u r sooo right...I just googled and trust me found the best in Lagos...thank you...I wish

[@97VIRTUESHEART]

​@@blackoralArtOga pls don't scam this guy with beauty 😃😃.

[@rosesdaluk6460]

I love my Africa and these ladies are beautifully painted with make up😍. I know we don't need that so please give us a true picture of our unique beauty with our naturally plaited hair. Proudly African from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@syw9882]

Me: just a proud Jamaican, descendant of Africa, enjoying all the pride from the Africans in the comments section 😍🇯🇲😘 Love you guys

[@musicacrossages8471]

Some Jamaicans are from Africa, not all. Many are descendants of people who existed before the slave trade. Many Jamaicans are identifying with Africa now because it is fashionable but they have done very little investigation into history that is not taught in school.

[@syw9882]

@@musicacrossages8471 1st - did you see anything in my comment that said all Jamaicans descended from Africa??? I said I AM a descendant of Africa. But even so, majority of our people are of African descent. There is no question there. 2nd - We know our history in Jamaica, hence our national motto “out of many, one people” which references our very diverse ethnic makeup. 3rd - the love for Africa in Jamaica is not new nor a fashionable trend by any stretch of the imagination. Rastafari, founded in the 1930s is very much rooted in the deep pride we have for our African connections. Prior to that, we have had well established Maroon towns & tribes that have never successfully been enslaved because of our ferocity. These groups are proudly African & remain very close to African culture to this day. In fact, our very well-known Senegalese-born former slave, Dutty Boukman even traveled to Haiti & led the revolution there. Don’t speak on what you know not of. Thank you.

[@musicacrossages8471]

Corrections: ancestry, Germans, worldwide, unpopular, Rastafarian, arrogance

[@musicacrossages8471]

@@syw9882 I already wrote a lot. However, you mentioned the Maroons of Jamaica. You should know that the Maroons, like the symbolic Jamaican Coat of Arms people, are not Africans. Maroons are the descendants of expelled 'black' Europeans after the fall of the Moorish empire in Europe. 'Black' and 'white' slaves were traded by the Moors across Africa, Europe and Asia. The 'discovery' of the Americas and the 'New Workd' resulted from the collapse and redesign of the 'Old World' where 'African' and 'European' 'blacks' ruled. The Marroons know of the deceptions being taught in the Caribbean but will be silent about them because they have been promised benefits in return. Today they are divided by infighting and many tricksters seeking to use Maroon status for birthright and land claims as a separate nation within a nation. Once again, Jamaicans refused to drink Kool Aid and call it champagne. We have always been uneasy about the Maroons and view them suspiciously because of the conflicting 'his-stories' that simply do not add up. One of the popular Maroon greetings is even in Arabic one of the major languages of the Moorish empire. It is still passed down. You refer to Maroons as great descendants of Africans. They used to say they were different. If the Maroons say they are African descendants now, is it because they have joined the international 'Blacks Go Back To Africa' movement? Are they Europeans. Africans, Jamaicans .....? They are a confused and confusing bunch! At the beginning of their existence in Jamaica, even according to their own accounts, the Marroons stood apart from the rest of the Jamaican population and claimed to provide refuge to the disappearing Taino. Marroon history claims that the Jamaican Taino and Marroons became one people. However, today, only Marroon identity would be considered viable or alive if the Taino nations had not ressurected themselves recently and announced that they too are alive and have land claim and reperations rights. The Marroons have always made a case for special treatment on the basis that they had different land claims and birthrights than regular Jamaicans. Marroons were used to hunt runaway slaves (Africans???) and return them to bondage and were paid bounties for capturing leaders of revolts. Jamaica made a national hero of one of the few 'black' Jamaican landowners that Maroons bounty-humted and captured. Remember Paul Bogle? How do you propose to make this very messy story of so-called great Africans (according to you) make any sense?

[@syw9882]

@@musicacrossages8471 incorrect. Moors were in Europe & ruled there, yes. But they were African…North African, but African nonetheless. The Maroons of Jamaica are a result of a mixture of African descendants of which it’s possible some came from the Moors. However, they are not the same people just because the names sound alike 🤦🏾‍♀️ The term Maroon was given to this group by Spaniards from the term “cimarron” which meant “unruly.” Think of the movie “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” for reference…wild, uncontrollable, unable to be broken. Maroons did provide refuge to Taino & runaway slaves. Return of runaways is plausible, but there is no such account. And even if there was, this wouldn’t make them any less African 😂 you do realize Africans in Africa captured other Africans for whites, right? Does that make them suddenly European?! Have you been to a Maroon town? Attended a festival? Looked at their features?? Clothing? Heard of Chief Currie? Everything screams west African. There is nothing *new* about Maroons being proud African descendants. My grandparents knew maroons to be “the fierce Africans.” I’m from St. Elizabeth where Accompong is & we know what Maroon is & what they are about. Proud, unbroken, separate, & unrelentingly African.

[@tdasilva6381]

Proudly of Yoruba descent

[@newstrends4fun]

They look so beautiful mashallah ❤

[@patricktaylor4745]

SO BEAUTIFUL !!!

[@yvonnehill5613]

Strong Beautiful Exotic People

[@Foreverforests]

Im an American but some of my ancestors were slaves taken from what is now Nigeria and I’m descended from the Yoruba people! I love learning about the culture.

[@ingridvoltaire6849]

They’re all beautiful nation.

[@obadiahrichard4605]

I'm proudly Yoruba from Nigeria 🇳🇬. Come to Igbo ora you will love to stay with us for ever.

[@SelinahOdera-kh4uf]

Wow! Beautiful people