Top 5 Rebellious African Tribes During Slavery

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[@pasqal1224]

Am igbo guy from Nigeria 🇳🇬🇳🇬, no matter where you all are now I love❤ you all with tears in my eyes until we meet again in the presence our almighty God👏

[@kanecorbin4940]

We will meet again brother

[@skoobylove1971]

Pasqal pa AMEN!!

[@kachyn_]

Igbo too ❤🔥

[@B_Me1111]

African in America raised by Igbos I know the love is real and ties run deep ❤️❤️

[@pasqal1224]

@@B_Me1111 welcome beloved ❤

[@samroxeva]

When i was little,I was sooooo angry to learn that no one fought back. Then I took pride in knowing that my existence was due to the hardship endured by my ancestors. Then I got angry again when I got older and learned that there were MANY different forms of resistance that I was never taught....

[@helloooohooo8363]

Damn, they really out here teaching yall no one fought back??? Straight up brainwashing

[@skoobylove1971]

Helloo Oohooo TRUE.. BUT LOOK AT WHAT WHITES DID TO KEEP IT A SECRET. WHITES ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALLWAAAYS, "TRY" TO PLACE THEMSELVES AS BEING DOMINANT. IN ACTUALITY THEY'RE NOBODY, AND THEY KNOW WE KNOW!

[@ninomantra5552]

SKOOBY LOVE. Thats bogus asl to say bro

[@missshannon9790]

@@darciambaye4871 i heard about the Wolof Women of africa. WARRIORS. and the "amazons."

[@zianmobargor8673]

You was never taught about them, because they don’t want you to have no sort of pride in yourself to fight back. However, now you know my brother. 🙏🏿

[@missshannon9790]

"Chose death over enslavement. " That's the spirit of a true Black Liberationist.

[@JP-mz8xd]

That’s the attitude of any person that would be a slave... nothing special about African people in that regard. WTF?!? do you know the word Slave is taken from the Slavs of east Europe? Since Slavs were taken as slaves so often by Vikings and Muslims... I’m sure you didn’t...

[@missshannon9790]

@@JP-mz8xd i don't care. I'm talking about African beings who were enslaved by caucazoids. No one else. And if your argument held water, there would be no "slavery" because ALL who are/were slaves will naturally kill themselves before being killed by the enemy. All do not and didn't. So I'm talking about those of MY ancestors who did.

[@omalone1169]

01:15 levels ! ISLAM

[@isrealnation7524]

@@JP-mz8xd blah blah blah

[@MisterTurner-ex1fv]

@@JP-mz8xd Wrong ❌ Many slaves submitted to their masters due to their circumstances ✅

[@Five2_]

Don’t EVER think these people went down without a fight

[@juryov6656]

Why aren't we fighting

[@CMill-ni7dr]

@Zinedine Mourice WELL SAID!!!!

[@denisshillingford5891]

@@omarclarke55 well said sir

[@ronjayrose9706]

@Zinedine Mourice no we don't most black people would rather fight themselves than fight white supremacy

[@elisageorge2261]

Oh. I never thought they did.

[@aqrealestateking]

This is where black history starts not in slavery in the US. Thanks ! Good video!

[@aptwanealucas1414]

This is not where it starts. Our history began with creation.

[@motherland6370]

Started with creation of the beginning

[@urbanhiphopvideos9901]

Black people are the center of civilization. We are the beginning

[@YaBoiDREX]

Black history starts the moment humans came down from the trees. Black people are the first humans and don't let anyone tell you different.

[@silosoy216]

Actually it started when we ruled the world! We are the originals who was in charge and then came the enemy who took over because we fell asleep!

[@msaani1055]

proud Ashanti and Ghanaian 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭 we never say die until the bones are rotten

[@tonytonyl4503]

Guyana is not Ghana. There is a difference. Here it is Guyana where there is the US, and French, and now also Chinese Military bases.

[@msaani1055]

@@tonytonyl4503 where did Ashantis originated from are we having any Ashantis in Soo call Guyana?

[@tonytonyl4503]

Ashantis, some are now in the modern day Ghana, so the name in the video should be said as ghanean, and not Guyana, for their are two different nations on two different parts on the Africa map. Guyana is more so an island, yes, on the very African continent... 🙏

[@msaani1055]

@@tonytonyl4503 the name yaa asantiwaa is from Guyana? are we having any Ashanti kingdom in Guyana?

[@tonytonyl4503]

I hope this can help you. The wealthy gold-rich Asante people developed the large and influential Asante Empire, along the Lake Volta and Gulf of Guinea.[4] The empire was founded in 1670, and the Asante capital Kumase was founded in 1680 the late 17th century by Asantehene

[@diandrawright9357]

As a Jamaican woman I can say the warrior spirit lives in every single Jamaican. Nanny of the Maroons set plantations on fire and led so many rebellions. We still have that fire in us and we are always ready if we feel oppressed.

[@israelkingston2635]

Mi from Jamaica 🇯🇲 my fada Jamaican 🇯🇲 an mi Mada Guyanese I found out that Guyana had one before our nanny of the maroons and Haiti and before the American Revolution I was shocked and I am still shocked because it's sad they tried to hide the Guyanese people history from them 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@roylle6346]

As a Jamaican. No not all. Not all Jamaicans were maroons or decendants of the Akan/Ashanti.

[@yourfavouritescepticx8969]

I’m Jamaican and I know for a fact my people are very rebellious 🙏🏾😂❤️ Jamaicans are something else , they’re stubborn and literally are one of the strongest people I know worldwide. Thank God I was born there ! This is all spiritual and I come from great people.

[@ugowoundo]

Igbos are still known for that rebellious spirit, till this day. I'm igbo and I know what I'm talking about. We hate domination to the core,... We believe in a system where if you're good enough you should make a way for yourself and help your weak brethren grow, no life servitude 💪

[@ordinarypeople6223]

You bear your name very well; Ode

[@Maxtee77]

As a Yoruba , I can attest to the strength and liberating spirit of the Igbo people. @grace, we all know most tribes in the south still practice some sort of abuse of boys and girls. It is not exclusive to the Igbo people. I hope we do away with that soon cos I am positive it was like every other thing an appropriation from the colonizers and not an indigenous predisposition of any African tribe.

[@simplyzi2318]

@Naija guy Igbo people never stole anything the BOUGHT it with their own money after the sellers finished the money they started to claim that Igbo people stole

[@simplyzi2318]

@Naija guy the reason Igbo people "rebel" over tribes is because the other tribes were literally killing them and when the igbo people try to stand up themselves it's "rebellious?"

[@Callherchi]

Naija guy you do know the igbos are the most suppressed tribes in Nigeria right?

[@AlexAlex-hh7di]

I'm a mandinka thanks for the video....love Africa. Proud Africa mama land the Gambia.

[@colouredgal]

And you see none of this is taught in history class

[@bobbye.wright4424]

You enemies will never teach your story

[@bettythomas8660]

Teach yourself!

[@bettythomas8660]

@@bobbye.wright4424 WELL SAID👍

[@tracydukeplump]

Van Brown that is interesting

[@diggiddi]

@@tracydukeplump Pls don't mess with that stuff

[@lydiak4972]

Proud to be an Ashanti. In the Ashanti (Asante) kingdom, we have a slogan that goes; wo kum apem a apem beba. meaning...kill a thousand, thousand more will arise. Our ancestors resisted till the 1900s. We have so much history to share and we welcome our lost brothers and sisters each year to Ghana

[@denisshillingford5891]

We fought and we will continue to fight..

[@omalone1169]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2q4iayIjbOmgpI And we fight on

[@yvonnedunbar4450]

Yes yes yes!

[@samuelsalomon404]

What about the haitian revolution?

[@freakjob0]

Well, I got news for ya. If you were born in the US, your tribe lost. The winning tribe sold your people for dry goods. Plot twist: The winning tribe now lives in squalor under some militant warlord, while you live in a country with the most opportunities for success of any place on earth.

[@warrent5587]

@@freakjob0 😏 Are you of European descent and if so, which nationality such as French, English, etc.❓

[@Rebelmuzikk]

It's a privilege to be called African. I'm Jamaican 🇯🇲 and upon a few research I believe I'm from Cape Coast, in Ghana. I love Africa ❤💛💚. The leader of the kromantee was Cudjoe and Queen of Nanny, not Koffi.

[@blackavengeroftheafricanma4467]

The Ghanaian name for Cudjoe is Kojo from the Fante tribe of the Akan Kingdom. I'm happy you found your roots ,now go back and claim your land before the next white generation will go there and reclaim what's left

[@leydimendieng865]

Sabali T . We love too

[@pillzgh8304]

All Jamaicans are from Ghana and with the same culture

[@Rebelmuzikk]

@@pillzgh8304 not all Jamaicans are from Ghana and our cultural backgrounds are different.

[@kayshawnsimmons6822]

Much love & Respect

[@kennethdavid1107]

Am thankful to come from the Igbo nation, its a privilege and God knows I don't take it for a granted, an Igbo man was the first black to pay for his freedom from white people too,

[@lilmizzije]

I can see that you took on my video suggestion 😊🙌🏾

[@Love-gz4ee]

God bless and thank you for suggesting this. ❤️🖤💚

[@lilmizzije]

Black butterfly it’s cool girl. ❤️

[@blackavengeroftheafricanma4467]

Fortunately the Ashanti tribe of Ghana not only resisted ,they fought the bristish 22 times and they eventually lost only in 1904 where Yaa Asantewaa ,the female Ashanti warrior was taken to Seychelles.The British lost 2000 soldiers and the Ashanti's lost 1800 .A peace treaty was made so that the british could live in the gold coast without the resistance from the Ashanti tribes .Their warlike strategy not only made the Ashanti empire unable to penetrate but stronger and unified .They understood the enemy and luckily the Ashanti's we're deeply civilised in their customs and culture .They had the strongest kind of democracy. One secret about the strength of the Ashanti empire was it's ability to govern in their democracy.You won't be a leader of an empire because the throne was lineage but you must be voted as the king as a result the Ashanti's were unified to their king .Motto : if you killed 1000 Ashanti's,1000 Ashanti's will come

[@geespecify]

The Ashanté Empire was crushed in 1896.

[@blackavengeroftheafricanma4467]

@@geespecify the yaa Asantewaa war was fought in 1901 .You aren't Ashanti but wants to talk about my past .Whatever you know is the account of the enemy not ours

[@vtecnegro85]

@@blackavengeroftheafricanma4467 bro I hate when they come to downplay your people for no real reason.

[@brileygabriel4949]

@@geespecify According to....????

[@jemimaaddo8146]

Hi, I am Ashanti. It was never by votes but yes, we had a centralized system of government.

[@zavayapullo2474]

As an African you’re teaching me so much more😇 thank you 🙏🏾

[@thebridge5483]

Hurry up and become president as a diaspora I can’t

[@smithantinanco7037]

Igbo kwenu!!! Ha amaro ka anyi so kwado. Igbo and proud. Till today, we are insuppressible. We will keep resisting. Better die courageously than cowardly. We all must die, we choose the brave way. Igbo Amaka

[@kaleahcollins4567]

Igbo= true hebrews

[@imdinma9826]

Nwanne ke ije

[@chimezebere3225]

@@kaleahcollins4567 Biko sie ebe a puo mtchewww, Anyi bu Ndi Africa and Proud not no Hebrew nonsense

[@gabriellaaustine4660]

@@chimezebere3225 He tells no lie u just don't know how you are and your history

[@arushanioshaka5600]

Iam proud of those africans that resist they where the best people in this world and the hereafter

[@vashonlove9568]

Without them there would be no us today ...

[@yahawahskid3971]

Can't forget the Mende tribe of Sierra Leone who in 1839 were captured by Portuguese and bound for Cuba. The Mende led a revolt and killed most of the crew. The ship landed in Connecticut where in 1841 the Supreme court ruled that the Mende were illegally enslaved. The tribe was returned back to Africa. This is based on the 1994 movie Amistad

[@katrinathomas1620]

cin Que he to was a king back home

[@sharonlycorish3668]

I am heartened by this video. To know that our ancestors fought and fought and did not lay down gives me great pride and comfort and belief. Enslavement of a people by another people can never be right and must be resisted at all cost.

[@chinenyenwokenna6297]

We are too great 🙏🏾

[@natsuusharti8015]

@el franco whats wrong with what she said?

[@rohaaniidaalii2514]

@el franco we have even become proud and delusional in our enslavement even convincing ourselves that we are free. Slavery never ended it has just taken on new forms.

[@rohaaniidaalii2514]

@el franco we have even become proud and delusional in our enslavement even convincing ourselves that we are free. Slavery never ended it has just taken on new forms.

[@onuohaemeka8122]

We are Igbo

[@tayoojo5643]

Onuoha Emeka you were suicidal and didn’t repel slavery by putting up a fight , so stop the self - adulation.

[@albertowusuansah8108]

African spirit continues into history to San Kofi.Sankofa is the return of the spirit back homeland of Africa.

[@cfcbreakdownchannel3873]

Am the prince of Ashanti’s and I love my tribe

[@asaruptah2974]

Our Divine Beloved Ancestors still reside within us. Paa Salaf-u.

[@ChapmanGriffith]

Thank you for the history. I’m 71 this year so none of was taught in school during my time.

[@saraqostahterra4548]

You can also look up history of Africans in America before Columbus. There is a man called "Umar Abdullah Faruq" who knows a lot about African history. He can maybe teach you about it.

[@missshannon9790]

GOD BLESS YOU

[@normalwhiteguy1555]

I’m 36 AND I KNOW MORE FROM NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINES THAN I WAS TAUGHT IN SCHOOL ABOUT CULTURE

[@MelaninZomermilz]

We also have Marroons in #Suriname (small country between Guyana & French Guyana) we have also heard some stories about #Koffie

[@asanteakan70]

Yes the akans sent there were the maroon leaders. The Aluku or boni maroons recently visited akans in Ivory Coast. I believe they are located in French Guiana presently. The original leaders of the Djuka maroons in Suriname had the names kwauw, kwaku, kofi semprendre, Koromanti kojo. They had clans based on the maternal line just like akans in Africa.

[@MelaninZomermilz]

@@asanteakan70 Wow. I did not know that much. Our History lessons do not go that deep into it . We do learn about barron, boni en joliceur. And the people whos ancestors fled to the jungles of Suriname still to this day call them selfs N'djuka

[@nikiman5438]

@Asante Akan,are you Surinamese or a black brother in Mother Afrika?? Because you are going that depp that i like it❤

[@APOnTheKeys]

As a historian I LOVE this page brother. Thank you and may God bless you bro.

[@adonismoncrief8497]

That was a good video, Home Team. It's good you focus on the different tribe groups from the slave trades all in through the diaspora. You always get a like from me, brother.

[@isaacdiakite6249]

First always here to support you brother. First like too. Also top rebellious African ethnic groups: ALL OF THEM.

[@lilmizzije]

Isaac Diakité nah I was first actually

[@isaacdiakite6249]

@@lilmizzije Yea'aight😪

[@bettythomas8660]

@@isaacdiakite6249 lol..lol😂

[@mplsridah]

BlackEmpress do you want a cookie?

[@akomfoanochie1040]

Amazing man. Thank you for making the content you do

[@millionshiferaw9217]

Black is beautiful and very generous people, i am very proud because I am a black African. Wake up Africa! We have to stand up!! Africa is Raising and Africa is calling!!!! Ì am from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹 May God bless you all in the name of Jesus Christ!!!

[@ADmillionaire]

As a african american who dont know too much about black history, your channel is wealth of information im glad to found this channel and i wish to know more about my people in past life. Thank you.

[@jeswazwadi7049]

Thank you for your hard work!!

[@mixmax8289]

Another awesome video 🙌🏾🙌🏾 I was so hype when you mentioned the Stono rebellion, it’s huge in SC.

[@missjuneplum1]

Thanks for another informative video. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@lewisann7714]

Great video as always..very informative.

[@sw8972]

Brilliant 🖤. This is what's needed to be taught in schools.

[@bubblesjamaica3072]

When we build our schools we can teach our true history but enslavers will not give up their slaves,and most dont want freedom look at them

[@phalaircarter9264]

This was amazing bro... so well done. I’m here for this ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@tavasi11151969]

Man thankyou bro you have a good humble teaching voice got me listening & subscribing peace & blessings your whole life

[@Ghostlyking-tc3vu]

Long live the Yoruba 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@kayshawnsimmons6822]

Much love and Respect

[@anthonyomibeku-davies.9418]

Yoruba 4 life

[@lolaazeezable]

Amin ire oh

[@bbp2930]

🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@anthonyharrison2978]

I’m crying right now

[@seantaylor8123]

Thank you for making this man!

[@char_d.0908]

Great information Home team. Thanks for the education ❤

[@JoStylin]

We Igbos are a very brave people. When we see injustice we speak out, not hide. Very proud of my people.

[@micahethanmiller4679]

Thank you so much for this education brother! ✊🏾💪🏾🙏🏾🤴🏾👸🏾

[@victorenriquez2642]

Wow! Fascinating history! We learn something new everyday & I appreciate ya teaching me this...

[@bettythomas8660]

Home Team, two thumbs up & a cheesy grin from me. I couldn't stop smiling watching this particular episode. Keep up the GOOD work xx

[@blacklove4125]

I am from the Ashanti tribe, I am still feeling pains in my system due to what happened to my ancestors.

[@Niani23455]

Don't belittle yourself as a tribe though. You are more than that.

[@blacklove4125]

@@Niani23455 I am a child of GOD Almighty YAWEH BIGGER than what people say.......

[@roylle6346]

😂😂😂

[@MichaelLee-kf2ye]

Thanks bro ...i needed to hear that. ...& i will always remember my ancestors.

[@nosellout9555]

good job. keep casting your light. love you for this.

[@Novascotia81]

I love the knowledge king keep it going

[@helloooohooo8363]

I can't wait till we start making movies out of our history. finna be soo littttttttttt

[@Jason_Israel]

Bravo Bravo🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿 im a direct decendent of the Ashanti-> Maroons of Surinam

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Yes fam i read about the saramaka tribe and the aluru the matawi the ndyuka tribes of afrikans in surinam

[@Jason_Israel]

DR KHALID REVENGE Yes thats whatsup👊🏿! im the millennial version of my ancestors😄. Africa Unite💪🏿

[@blackavengeroftheafricanma4467]

No wonder the Ashanti Kings till now sends tons of gold to Guyanese leaders every 10 years .History never lies

[@ladydede88]

Love your channel. Teach me so much

[@Cyber_Diva]

Thank you for this very important video.

[@candacy32212]

I never knew this 😳👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼amazing work

[@irongiant1171]

Thank you for creating this important video as a contribution to honoring our collective history and eternal legacy.

[@CodyCole80]

❤️ this Hometeam!!!

[@barlotboys3403]

Thanks 4 Sharing Brother

[@guypoitie3315]

We Bakongo are from Great Kingdom extended from Gabon, Congo Brazzaville, Congo Kinshaa, Cabinda and Angola.

[@kayshawnsimmons6822]

Much love & Respect

[@maindortv7427]

Don’t forget some parts of nigeria and Cameroon have similarities in names with Bakongo empire people... which means they all Bakongo

[@guypoitie3315]

@@maindortv7427 Actually Cameroon yes! infact in Duala . they speak the same language as the Bangala Tribe in Congo

[@africaine4889]

@@maindortv7427 bangalas were not from the kongo kingdom

[@kiami2024]

@@africaine4889 No one mentioned that.

[@nwannetheodorah909]

Amazing video bro, keep up d good work, I love ur channel so much. #ProudAdaIgbo💪

[@empoweredesquire]

Thank you for sharing this information.

[@adio.5189]

Great knowledge. Thank you!

[@mald777]

We bacongo people are from Kongo kingdom (from Angola , DR Congo , rep congo ...) .

[@vtecnegro85]

Bayaka/Bakongo et fier

[@akeiyarberough240]

I really enjoyed this video. So informative and inspirational. Like a breath of fresh air. We are warriors 💪💪💪

[@michaelventresca3529]

Great content anywhere i can find articles and journals with info about this topic thank you!

[@mrnightwilliams9184]

Thank you for this information.

[@airjarek91]

Read the book Quilombo Dos Palmares and Ganga Zumba turned on his people when he got old and he helped the Portuguese and he ended up getting dealt with for being a trader the real hero was King Zumbi

[@leyamiatudila7047]

And a real Nekongo

[@simp1eone]

I am a Proud Ashanti WOMAN - born fearless

[@azikiwealford2746]

YELP SIS. AND THANKS TO MY FATHER FROM LAGOS NIGERIA FOR BEING A MIX TRIBE OF IGBO AND YORUBA AND THANKS TO MY MAMA FOR BEING A AFRICAN AMERICAN. I AM PROUD AND HAPPY ABOUT WHAT BLOOD IN ME

[@chillychill1979]

👍

[@BlackLionSupreme]

Fantastic information.

[@melmel8403]

Ty for teaching

[@kayshawnsimmons6822]

I just found this page thanks so much👑💐💞

[@babyegang209]

I’m a proud Ghanaian and half Ashanti and Krobo 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭

[@EwaRiro]

to me, this explains why we get along well...there's mutual respect 🤟🏿🇳🇬

[@joshuakotei6261]

@@EwaRiro not really the ashanti were well with the yuruba and fought bought fought many wars with the igbo

[@michaeltorres9237]

Good info my brother.

[@coleman3669]

Thank you brother well done keep it up

[@prcty]

Nice, very nice brother.

[@kwamenyame1277]

“Kum apem a, apem b3ba” - “Kill a thousand, a thousand will come” A typical Asante (Akan) idiom. Am I surprised that Ashanti is #1? Definitely not. But one thing that people need to be aware of is, Akan would’ve more appropriate identification. Asante is a confederation out of several Akan states. But no doubt, amongst the Akans, the Asante are the most powerful, unified, and hold the culture to the core. In my opinion, without Ashanti, Akan culture would have been lost during colonial era.

[@bismarkadu8799]

Facts ! If the rest of the Akan confederates had joined the Ashantis, there would've been no slave trade. Facts!

[@aped]

True undoubtedly many Fante slaves were among the rebellious.

[@bismarkadu8799]

@@aped I'm half Fanti and half Ashanti my Mum being the Fanti and i have come to the realization that my people the Fanti's were so scared and in awe of the white man that they would do anything for them whiles the Ashantis never wanted to even see the white man step a single foot in the their territory.Arrows were at the ready even if one hair was spotted but my people the Fantis were strategizing how to conquer their own cousins the Ashantis. And in doing so, slave trade continued and even boomed because most slaves had to pass through Ashanti territory and the Ashantis who saved most of them now was in no power to assist them.😭😭😭

[@aped]

Bismark Adu what you say is true, sadly.

[@bismarkadu8799]

@@aped you know people easily forget that Akans left the North because of the Arabic slave trade but not only to be sold by their own because these ones were paler than the Arabs? Our Ancestors rejected the Qu'ran, how come they couldn't reject the Bible. I have been thinking about this for a while now, what did the Bible present to us "Akans" that the Qu'ran did not? #inquiringminds

[@bbell2851]

Thank you for this Video it is great!!!

[@Tjlive-zm7us]

Thank you for this knowledge bro always good to hear about our African heritage

[@mohamedberete2637]

Proud to be a madingo

[@mountzion3562]

Real warriors

[@mountzion3562]

And honest peoples

[@amponsahellen1149]

Who are mangos? Can u pls tell me? Thanks ✌

[@mountzion3562]

@@amponsahellen1149 mandinkas are tribes in West Africa, Mali, Senegal, guinea bissau, guinea Conakry, Sierra leone, ivory. Coast, bukina faso provably other countries as well, majority in the Gambia, they are one of the main tribe who fight against the fulas,went Arab try to forcefully convert Africans to Islam. Because fulas are the first people's to be Muslims, they conspired with the arabs to pay their tax's to the arabs in return to conquer other African kingdom, empire for them to enriched themselves as well

[@mountzion3562]

Or enslave them, other Africans committed succide or throw themselves into Wells, than be a slave of the fulani, because being a fulani, they end up selling you to the arabs, who sometimes sold them to the Europeans.

[@FYC-AyeWake]

Thank you for sharing the ancestors amazing story of warrior strength and Faith..💖

[@loyalroom182]

It's great

[@arnoldustwumasi1253]

Thank you so for this

[@ansar714]

Great video

[@RoniForeva]

Ayyyyyyyy Ashanti in the house woop woop! I knew we were going to be first before the video ended. With queens and kings like Kwame Nkrumah, queen nanny of the Maroons and Yaa Asantewaa there’s no questioning that our rebellious nature and fight for liberty runs deep

[@blakjak38]

Roni Harriet Tubman was said to be of Ashanti descent also.

[@RoniForeva]

blakjak38 and Nate turner, fact is we ain’t with the shit 🤪. I’m so so so proud of my Akan/ Ashanti roots I barley claim my ewe side 😩

[@iTuber012]

I thought the Akan king flatout gave up to the British to avoid a massacre(that was his reasoning)...and then he LITERALLY kissed the feet of a British officer afterwards. Disgraceful...his name was Prempeh

[@jerrykofiadonu4763]

@@RoniForeva I'm too a Akan/Ewe...and I am equally proud of them both....Home Team had made a video about "How Ghana was colonized"..there is a summary about also other ethnic groups including fierce resistance of the Anlo-Ewe too... Check it out!

[@asanteakan70]

iTuber012 what are you talking about ? The king turned himself in to avoid his people being massacred he didn’t kiss any feet stop with your British propaganda. It wasn’t just the British they had African allies from far away as Nigeria(Hausa) and Sierra Leon along with Akans from the Gold Coast . Plus Asante just had a civil war right before the British came, so the army was weak and some chiefs wouldn’t have joined the fight. After prempeh surrendered Asante went to war with the British and their African allies one last time. At the end of the day it was successful the king came back the stool was not taken and Asante still exist till this day.

[@ugochukwuonunaku6822]

Finally u got to the Igbo tribe kedu ummunna imela

[@younggold1416]

@@MKRex What is the matter with you?

[@ugochukwuonunaku6822]

Proud Igbos kuo Anam Igbo wnoke. Rex abroushi wnoke lls

[@ugochukwuonunaku6822]

Rex? Nkita afa? What's your nationality u have to go pay 4 someone to tell u ? R u lost abroushi ? Lls nne should be ashamed nna should have pulled out mba kuo

[@ugochukwuonunaku6822]

Oh shawa wnoke anam in D.C if u come by holla @ ur wnoke lls Twitter fingers

[@johnonyeyiri.5041]

Rex So they should’ve been enslaved? Easy to say now. You’re very brave on the Internet.

[@mimij4660]

Love this station.

[@charleshart8641]

Well done Bro, very educative.

[@Vferrell83]

Captivating voice and captivating infomation.... One thing I can't stand is information that isn't positive and true.... Thank you, for keeping this information peaceful, true, and inspiring.

[@nanabadu7079]

I am an Ashanti man,proud of it

[@rakiawithers1441]

Great Facts !!!!

[@artisan_king460]

Beautiful video bruh. My favorite thus far! ✨👍🏾🖤👍🏿🖤👍🏽✨

[@darkseiid]

What happened in Haiti is the definition of great African nations together

[@wafalme851]

Mandinka✊🏿

[@alfusaineysankareh3177]

Grandsons of kunta kinteh❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kellyjones9573]

First time 👀 watching. OMG I love it. Thank you, for your hard work and dedication.

[@anthonywest4173]

GREAT VIDEO.

[@caribbeangifts]

Thanks for mentioning Saint John formerly the Danish West Indies now the U.S Virgin Islands, ( where I was raised and where my dad was born) and the 1733 Slave rebellion.

[@no.5179]

"I'd rather die on yonder gallows than live a life in slavery." -Samuel Sharpe, Jamaican National Hero

[@almakwami1825]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSISTENT EXCELLENT DELIVERY AND CONTENT. BE BLESSED ALWAYS

[@keving52002]

Fantastic video!!!