Fiji: On The Street Of Nadi. You Be The Judge. Pt 5/10

[@mikeafroabdul7046]

Proud seeing them all with afro hairstyle while African women busy buying expensive waves to look like others ... Proud people big respect Fiji 100% afro

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

Cause they are s s segregated from the poison of the enemies of Black people day in and day out telling them they should look like them with their laws, media and other poisons.

[@teeteeme5752]

This is a biased statement. If black womens were not wearing weaves, you black men will still have something negative to say. Why don’t you be more domineering amongst your western men and develop your land rather than being a community of nesters.

[@CloudKyte]

@@teeteeme5752 your comment lacks sophistication

[@Ma_Boila]

Yes it's called a "Bui ni Ga" and Fijian women are quite proud of wearing there afro out.

[@yoneiri8528]

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[@teeteeme5752]

I love the way they ask, what part of Africa are you from? Because they know it consists of many countries.

[@robertb1508]

Wow, my brother. Thank you for bringing the world to us. I an African American watching from Arizona. I do Missions in Brazil, Belize, and in Mexico. May the Lord bless you always.

[@igeadubi5883]

Our distant cousins in fiji island . Greetings from cape verde islands

[@annettaliverpool2315]

Watching from Guyana 🇬🇾 South America, live all of this, we will learn different languages Watching your videos.

[@Elfnesh-vj7kb]

Bula I am from east Africa Ethiopia I visited Fiji Nadi last year I wish to visit again I like the. People

[@omggiiirl2077]

I love fijian people theyre very dignified yet loving! Pacific people are the salt of the earth! And i must say Fijian peole are beautiful love from Hawai'i.

[@kaltamatejeffry6204]

I love Fijian People they are always cooperative and helpful and always smiling despite whatever circumstances they are in...one of the real happiest place in the world. Thank for sharing

[@terrencejohnson9876]

My favorite KZbinr still creatively and professionally educating us. Very friendly and intelligent people, beautiful afros, and LOVE the dress code!. Makes me want to visit! Thank you, again! Respect, best, and good health to you!

[@jimmyodari5487]

I am amazed , Fijians are very friendly people and they love visitors. Very social in deed

[@1972dsrai]

Those people at the market were so open and friendly to you. Nice to see.

[@Dontae_777]

My mom is fijian and my dad is from papua New Guinea thank you for this

[@tinadiggs7456]

The market is very nice and fruits and vegetables are very big!!! The Fijian people are very beautiful!!!

[@ajomomandela9845]

Enjoying your vids.Glad to see our brothers and sisters from other countries happy. Watching from Trinidad and Tobago.

[@chikabhangionowivre4866]

Your tour to Fiji is good for us who love to travel thank you making u for the video

[@ajedeluwasa]

Wow! Some of the most pleasant people I've seen; the smiles are so enchanting.

[@andersonhomagic4729]

Wow, i'm very happy to see our people with so much smile on their faces.

[@kano3030]

We are a beautiful people everywhere on our planet 💙

[@theapocalypse2024]

We also eat the same food and leafs in ghana, it's cocoyam and cocoyam leafs

[@henrydebernardo7255]

21:20...love the shirt...colors are beautiful...reminds me of colors/dyes of Ivory Coast...never saw any better than when I visited Abidjan in '98...took some shirts home...people snatched them from me...!!!...but I still have a beautiful color-packed cloth (3'×4') I bartered in a village near Yamassoukro...keep up the good work...you are blessed my good bruh...🤓🙏🙌👌👀

[@pauletteroulhac3181]

Peace and Light to you Sid, as usual an interesting, informative 👍🏾👍🏾video, safe travels, thank you.

[@davidfoley726]

All I can say is wow !! I must go!!!!!

[@gambofamilyafrica8147]

It is so informative to learn that the Fijians themselves Recognize their African historical origins , The western colonizer media has been propagating a different storyline removing them from their African roots , everything is slowly coming to light now , thanks for your travels bro .

[@whodoesntlikesurfing]

They don't actually. Some may think they have African ancestry, which could be a very distant possibility, but they're racially Australoid

[@gambofamilyafrica8147]

@@whodoesntlikesurfing The so called Australoid race was purposely made to divide Black people from Africa and Black people in Oceania, they new Black people are Dominant on the planet Earth , so they should be divided into different identifications to purposely create division among Black people period , We are one Globally and We are Strong than them .

[@blokcomNativeFaces]

@@whodoesntlikesurfing These race obsessed Afrocentrics are getting this crap from characters like Runuko Rashidi, Van Sertima etc.

[@babyboy562]

@@whodoesntlikesurfing shut up pink troll you don’t speak for our peoples gtfoh cave dweller ✊🏾🪶🏹

[@africaine4889]

@@whodoesntlikesurfing if there is something bantus never forget is where they come from originally. Even 1000s of years after we know our roots

[@ceanne0218]

I love your videos!! I am learning a lot!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@saikouceesay1684]

Conscious and beautiful peoples in the market on unbelievable lovely country

[@elmangoman]

Wow Fijians have great energy! They match yours very well brother. Great video. Salaam

[@royalqueen520]

Cute 🥰 baby thank you for this beautiful video Of Fuji beautiful people and country much love ❤️💛💚💯✊🏾😍

[@preciouslove1521]

They’re friendly people ❤️

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

I haven't travelled since 2020, I miss tropical markets.

[@amorsemlimite4427]

Greeting from Timor Leste 🇹🇱 to our Fijian brothers and sisters🇹🇱❤️🇫🇯

[@yvjj4270]

I am going to see my Brothers and Sisters in the South Pacific.... Fiji Baby.... Yes we cover the globe... and the world continues to hide us.... no more hiding...❤️

[@jnavsslick3764]

Everything started from Fiji! Fiji is where the first sunrise comes from.. And the first creation of Humans beings happened before the great flood.. People will never believe it because the truth is hidden from everyone.

[@bewise8180]

Hi love Fiji they're nice lovely people l hope to visit their one day proud people

[@mlovingnaturetravelandcult3777]

Bula Sid! It is so nice to see that you are having a lovely time in my country of birth. Fiji was very less known at one time. Enjoy our paradise and stay safe! Much love 💖

[@nophucyew8326]

I love your channel keep it up I wish I could travel like you do👍👍

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Thanks for visiting Fiji again yes you should visit Vanua Levu Levuka Taveuni Lakeba Kadavu Yasawa and other places where hotels open again nowadays. So true this is Fiji islands it is always like that all the time.

[@royredhead9342]

Beautiful people with beautiful heart

[@kzfive]

Glad to see you back and well my Brother

[@dyana3965]

Wonderful to watch as I have some Fiji DNA

[@sarahinthekitchen8568]

Great content as usual! Thank you for travelling to the ends of the earth to show how our people are living. 👌🏾🙂 Its very insightful and informative

[@ElimanGibba]

Got engaged in 2003 in Nadi. They trace their ancestry to Tanganika/Zanzibar/Tanzania. They love Gospel & Lucky Dubey is their favorite artist inspired by his 1984 tour. Simply beautiful people.

[@ElimanGibba]

@Tui Kupp You missed the point completely . What was said in the video by Fijians & what was told to us in 2003 are consistent & accurate . I suppose you don’t want to hear it but if some Fijians claim their Descendants ( trace their Roots ) came from Africa , why is that an issue for ? I don’t recall hearing anyone claiming that Fijians of African Ancestry were the first Settlers. Further more nobody is claiming to be an Archaeologist ,I suggest you cool down your rough language man. Love & Peace

[@ElimanGibba]

@Tui Kupp What is the misinformation ? Do you deny what you hear in the video ? Do you also deny what we heard ? Isn’t it true that some Fijians of African ancestry believe that hey are originally from Africa ! I am not sure how your condescending tone is educative at all but rather simply rude ! During our 3 week visit ,whenever I was asked where I am from ,my answer is always born in Senegal raised in Gambia & it will break the ice then the narrative will change to the link to Africa. That happened constantly, if you truly want to fight #Misinformation start in Fiji ,with our brothers and sisters there ,I am sure it won’t go well because they feel a sense of belonging & something big….. Africa. That is what you have a problem with but that is your issue !

[@ElimanGibba]

@Tui Kupp You are not educating me , i have traveled the world and talked to people about Life & things. I was merely echoing the general sentiment about the African connection expressed to my wife and I in Fiji by Fijians. For you to call that misinformation is a bit too far & rich. The way you began the conversation/text/reply indicated to me that you want to fight ! I don’t have appetite for any exchange that begins with “Bull” & i can now see that in your mind you think you are a Teacher. You are probably one & good at it but ,that is not the question here or the premise of this video presentation . It is an African Brother Learning about the Beautiful Fijian Culture ….Talk to him ! Go to Fiji & work on your fight against #Misinformation. I am confident it will go well for you ! I everywhere we traveled people with make a connection to Africa in one way or another, I am sure you will have a problem with too right ? Why are you offended or mad about what they believe & claimed to be passed down ? Have a great week & all the best to you !

[@mteokay1246]

@Tui Kupp and Melanesians and Austronesians just popped up from nowhere ? You realize that latest studies have confirmed that Australian aborigines came straight out of Africa to Australia in the First Wave out of Africa migration. I'm sure Melanesians are as well, unlike the Polynesians who came from South East Asia.

[@ElimanGibba]

@Tui Kupp Tell that to the Fijians who are expressing their Oral History as told to them . It is not Scientific but I suppose Polynesian Oral History & Myths falls in the same category ? By the way you have not answered my questions. Again , you sounding very condescending “Educate yourself “ in the knowledge of Science sounds like you invented science & I am pretty sure that is not the case.

[@jimmyodari5487]

Looks like Fijians are proud of their African heritage

[@Morido-1]

These people are so nice.

[@lancebeamon9729]

I really enjoy watching your videos. The people are always amazing. Do keep these fascinating videos coming Bro.👍🏿👍🏿🖤

[@wordsbymaribeja1470]

The people seem very friendly and curious in a friendly, not freak show kind of way.

[@preciouslove1521]

I wish some Nigerian governor will copy this style of market places. Beautiful people

[@ajedeluwasa]

I was thinking the same, to have neat, well-ordered markers like these. Really nice and appealing. The people are also very pleasant.

[@sinothizitha1280]

So friendly. They seem to be very nice people.

[@jwfriend6952]

Thank you brother. Your videos are amazing.!!!!!!!!

[@evemason3456]

I love your female guide! What an amazing woman. She has such a strong spirit. She explained the village dress code custom really well. !She will do well in life.

[@benjaminmawutor3672]

VERY FRIENDLY PEOPLE .

[@wildflower7925]

They have the best lives away from the toxicity of caucus mountain residents 😊😊

[@dnheat5894]

caucus mountain residents lmaooo u right

[@RahimasFamilyVlogsUk]

Wow beautiful sharing 👍👌🥰🥰

[@paulinekamau9633]

It’s beautiful.

[@deeel5692]

We were all the way in Fiji and people trying to tell me we were not here in North America? 😄

[@africaine4889]

You heard them tell their story how they arrived there right? Straight from Tanganyika, east africa

[@deeel5692]

@@africaine4889 That does not contradict my statement. EVERYONE came from Africa originally.

[@africaine4889]

@@deeel5692 nah. No ytes say we originate from Africa. They know exactly where their amcestors come from. Just to show you that descendants of africans know their roots.

[@deeel5692]

@@africaine4889 All of humanity came out of Africa as complete Homo Sapiens Sapiens this has already been proven. The genetic mutations and physical differences came later over Millenia. The Planet was Black Men, Women and Children everywhere. I'm talking science. But it is a known fact that Africans were the first in the Americas and had several migrations. If you look up Luiza on KZbin you will see the oldest known human in the Americas in Brazil. She looks like she could be from anywhere in Black Africa.

[@africaine4889]

@@deeel5692that is the yte story. Like they say we come from monkeys. We nantus have another story about the cteation of human. Sticking with it.

[@amazingtopics6894]

Fijians are the tribe of Judah. The Tanganyika theory was a plot to hide their identity by the British government for whatever reason. There are Fijians who know what others do not, especially the highlanders who live in the remote mountainous areas of the country. Perhaps a great place to visit would be Namosi.A very close friend of mine, Fijian from Nadroga had asked a college student who's from Namosi if he had heard of Fijians being the tribe of Judah. The reply kind of shocked him.He replied,, Yes,, it has been passed down to us by our ancestors through generations that they came from the land of Israel.

[@kingwise2074]

I love this video

[@burundishallsmile1day109]

This is a Fijian Baby😍🥰 I m going to Fiji 👋🏽 Friendly peaple 👍🏽 Good Village Culture 🙂

[@evemason3456]

Also, please can you make one video about you showing them pictures of your own country/culture. I'm sure they would appreciate it if you showed them Ivorian culture - especially if the culture is similar to their culture. By the way, thank you for making these videos.

[@gambofamilyafrica8147]

Originating from Tanganyika region confirms that they have Ethnic Bantu ancestry .

[@Imaanovich]

There's no such thing as Bantu

[@Calmcinqanta]

I see nothing but happy people.

[@Samideem7655]

May god bless you brother. Thanks for finding all our family around the world and let us to get to know each other. The coloniser separated us to loot and destroy us.

[@clemderrick7236]

Thank you very much for making the connection from the caribbean

[@yaninalewatava8086]

Bula Sid ...came across your vlog while watching two of my best African vloggers (We Are the Ocampo's and Another one is African Indian vlogger -Sandhira Chetty . Love watching all your Vedios.

[@evemason3456]

Hello Visual Poet! Please tell the Fijians that Ivory Coast used to play international rugby.

[@Samizouza]

Rugby is our national sport so we should know anyways, especially when that was the same year in 1995 where we didn't even qualify for the world cup in South Africa hence Ivory Coast being there because they qualified once.

[@evemason3456]

@@Samizouza Yes, they were inexperienced, I think and one of their players was sadly paralyzed during a game.

[@beliefispower8251]

Beautiful People I Love the Energy📿🙏🏽😌

[@jonenaivalu2612]

Good on you brother, enjoy my homeland ❤

[@timrokomasi8287]

What is beauty...remember the old saying...beauty is in the beholders eyes...

[@jimmyodari5487]

Sid please can you inform me more why the Fijians are mentioning Tanganyika ?

[@xcusemefrench171]

Tanganyika is ancient and tanzania is Morden

[@lillymorris3422]

I’m so happy to watch this from Australia Brisbane

[@lillymorris3422]

Wow that is my home town Fiji Nadi

[@Amberseven]

My favorite place I have ever been 🙏💕

[@radinikorocaulagilagi8350]

I'm native fijian and I do not believe in the taganyika theory but I'm invested in watching you visit places in fiji. hope you enjoy ur stay❤

[@nikeeddie9430]

Yep, your name tells me that you a not from the west. I don't know where Radinikorocau from.

[@Razork7]

My grandfather told me that people were already in Fiji way before lutunasobasoba and his crew arrived in vuda.

[@nikeeddie9430]

@@Razork7 . That is correct and it's not only one boat arrived in Fiji. So what did Ur grandfather said and who are they? Because people a mixing this people from west and others. I do believe that the people from Naitasiri comes from the west because there is a very special people from Naitasiri still living next.to the mountain call Nakauvadra until today. To tell you the truth, not many people in Fiji knows this people until today, if anyone wanna see them, they have to go through that mountain call Nakauvadra.

[@Razork7]

@@nikeeddie9430 the first people that arrived were the Navitilevu tribe, but I've been told that the Nakauvadra too had a few tribes that settled there. Also some pre- melanesian people that settle there that have links back to the solomon islands Malaita province.

[@nikeeddie9430]

@@Razork7.well, I think Ur grandfather has a made-up story or his from lapita family. Lutunasobasoba destroyed all lapitas from the west in the old days. That's why we got this two powerful man in Fiji call Udreudre and Navosavakadua. Your people trying to kill them but they got no power. Ratu cakobau was kicked out from the west by Navosavakadua, and the cnt pis off and went all the way to British for help. And from there we from the west we know that he went there 4 three reason.(1) get the palagi to kill our chiefs (2) to take our land.(3) to change our identity. Our history sold by Ratu Cakobau to British and that's why this palagi garret said we not from Africa. Ratu Cakobau was trying to overpowered the west but he couldn't. So he ask the British to kill our chiefs and hide our ancestors identity. But I tell you what? He didn't even kill our chiefs, and no one will ever ever destroyed our identity. We are African.

[@pharoah-ahmose6075]

Amazing people

[@Ma_Boila]

Great to see my hometown.

[@aishahalbarakati6814]

ما شاءالله دولتكم حياة و طبيعية جدا و جميله الله يديم الامن و الامان ولكن سؤال متى تكون عودتك الي السعودية الرياض

[@visualpoet1]

@aishah albarakati قريبا ..... انشاء الله. Soon, God willing. وشكرا للمشاركه!

[@jnavsslick3764]

I don't understand?

[@claudmatty8440]

In regards to what your guide said about the village traditions, there will be no punishment as such. But, girls are not allowed to wear trouser and go sleeveless in the village.

[@sooofresh6413]

I never seen so much smiling 😃 😊 😃😀☺️ in 24 mins...

[@giftyakowuah2628]

We call the leaves "kontomire" in Ghana, West Africa. We also make stews and soups from the leaves. They are cocoyam leaves. They look lime spinach. This place is Ghana in another world.

[@watchingthehawks355]

If you're still in Fiji there's a Nigerian KZbinr living there you can do a video with.

[@AlkebulanJahmiah]

What's the youtube name?

[@watchingthehawks355]

@@AlkebulanJahmiah Aijah U,She do contents about Lives in Fiji.

[@dubstup23]

Do one in New Caledonia 🇳🇨 with the kanaky brothers and sisters. And Solomon Islands🇸🇧 Vanuatu 🇻🇺 and PNG 🇵🇬

[@MahTeckOon]

Is fresh seafood ( fish, prawns, crabs, oysters) on sale at Nadi Market? Thank you.

[@JoiCarlaBodyBar]

It's funny how all of them have an accent but they can tell that he's not from there. LOL❤

[@shelbourneking4135]

All humans have an accent , what are you really talking about ? He have a different accent , and he looks different to them .

[@JoiCarlaBodyBar]

@@shelbourneking4135 well the reason I said that is because I'm from the United States so a lot of people from the islands sounded like to me and sometimes when they're from Africa I can sometimes not tell

[@francois9747]

It's kinda the same when you hear afro-latinos speak compared to African Americans, or a Nigerian. You just know when somebody is foreign from your place of origin regardless of whether they look similar to your people.

[@kiberenigestsebez6633]

Tell us cost, flight time. Weather. Rout from america, Canada from africa to Fiji

[@akeem1221]

Internet bro.

[@ElimanGibba]

Miss Fiji Baby !

[@maikatupua8228]

Thanks for documenting Fijian Life... this is good!,

[@SustainableEcoFriendlyTips]

This man is the real deal bro even better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKaqh6aHmcR2d8k

[@youtubestreetz4201]

It is unfortunate that the Br4itish brought East Indians to Fiji and now they (the Easty Indians) want to kick the indigenous Black people from Fiji out from their own lands! I think something should be done internationally to where people who are not indigenous to a land should NEVER have more rights than the indigenous people.

[@senijialemarawai7053]

What Easty Indians you're talking about?. Indian people from India were brought over here as indentured laboures!. All the Indians caste are here in Fiji. South Indians, Punjabis, Gugratis etc etc.

[@rukurukuforce3020]

Sorry u can't do that in 🇫🇯

[@sharonsiwan3849]

Who said Indians wanna kick the Fijian out???lol.. We are all ok with each other. Gb

[@yaninalewatava8086]

​@@sharonsiwan3849 Yeah ,true. Don't know where they got that story from(Indians wanna kick out the indigenous) made me burst out laughing. Hello there we (Fijian and Indo-Fijians are all ok).

[@francois9747]

Fijians and Indians are all good bro hahaha Indians do not want to kick us out ever...

[@justforgiven2438]

What you don't realise is that the taqanyika rumour is still fairly new. Introduced by the colonisers to explain away how we look..

[@kofiarthur3749]

Who told you Tanganyika story is new? Is new to you. Europeans with their stupidity initially gave all the black people there different names, trying to confuse them and the world that they're not blacks but it didn't work. These fijians and Africans knew this history long before Europeans. The Europeans did the same shit in Africa trying to divide us...Calling some blacks Bantu, Nilos, Cushitic, San just to say we're different blacks and that too didn't work. Very jealous, INSECURE, people

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Taqaniika is where the forefathers of most kaiViti descendants came from the paternal lineage maternal from Egypt hahahahahaha that was centuries ago before Europeans Chinese and other sailors saw Fiji. Nowadays most of the descendants especially those that are so dark skin tell lies a lot of where they originally come from just look at the behavior yes happy down to earth and always smiling. It is a secret for most of them descendants to hide their origins hahahahahahaha other wise their families come search for their long missing relatives

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

Now you see more mixed races because of inter provincial marriages and inter racial marriages. They always hide it secret thing hahahahahaha

[@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76]

We learn it in schools in Fiji Social Studies and Social Science first settlers that saw Fiji and settled from Taqaniika Africa hahahahahaha

[@bai252]

@@adimereseiniNRRavouvou76 baci tu na cavuka

[@izabeldejesus5386]

Salve salve pessoas bonitas! Esses lindos sorrisos trazem harmonia para a Terra, que nosso Criador abençoe cada vez mais a vida de vocês com muita luz e prosperidade!!!😀😀😀💖💚💖💚💖💚. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🌺🌻🌺🌻🌺👏👏👏

[@chefe.muhammadthechef1066]

Would like to know how they got therw? And how long ago.?

[@akeem1221]

Google up bro.

[@AseriKasa-h6y]

Being a grandson of a fijian chief, our legend state we traveled down the river Rufiji in Africa south of Tanzania . Apparently we were warrior who also worked as gold mines Egypt

[@omggiiirl2077]

Omg thats amazing is there more to the story? Please tell, i love to hear these types of stories!

[@AimForSuccess.S]

Marya is still single 😅😂🥰

[@ottohodd]

For your information my friend , Fijians don't have roots in Africa. DNA and it's language points to Taiwan. Fijians use the Tagalog vowels when they speak. It's origins trace back to Asia namely Taiwan. This vowels is strongly used in Japan as well. The Tagalog vowels which is also used across the Polynesia archipelago is (A,E,I,O,U) which for a start does not exist in any part of Africa. Secondly , our DNA which is the ultimate proof shows no direct link to Africa but Asia and the South Pacific and in most cases , Amazon. If there was any DNA link , then it would probably be a one off night stand type thing. People in Fiji are not well informed of this issue because they rely on hear say stories over kava or similar type setting and make decisions based on similar vowel sounds as suggested with the "Tanganyika" fib where in our language, it's pronounced " Tagani-ika).Two separate words describing fish in a sack and not one straight word which would have sound Taqanika (Notice the "Q" in this spelling) as oppose to the above from Africa. Our DNA points to Asia where our numbers are so similar to that of Taiwan , Filipinas , down to Indonesia. None of it exist in any part of Africa. Our double decked canoes in the past use to carry more than 3000 men and women. Their features probably changed somewhere between Indonesia and Melanesia. Though Fijians look like Melanesian's,( Dark Skinned ) their culture and language are that of Polynesia.(Lighter Skinned) Melanesians don't have chiefly systems and protocols as those in Polynesia like The Kingdom Tonga for an example. Melanesia just have like some sort of a headman's of its group similar to a chief but that's all there is to it, A chief. Watching this video makes me sad because of the mis information these market vendors are carrying around as if it's true when It's not. That tour guide lady was totally oblivious to the potential damage she could be causing us Fijians to the outside world. Govt needs to put laws in place to control those type's of promotions where an inexperienced individual is involved. I am saying this from a sincere heart who has business interest in Fiji as well. I have shown this video to friends and so far one even responded with disgust and said that lady doesn't even know the Fintel building but she knows how to rot a tourist. On the same token, your video is the first where I've seen someone mention the term 'Black" Fijians. It's usually Melanesians or Polynesians. We weren't slaves in history but fierce warriors who established itself in Fiji some thousand years back and which was called" Fisi" by the Tongans or "Viti" in Fijian. These three countries are related one way or the other, Samoa, Tonga and Fiji. I hope this should shed some light as who we truly we are as Fijians. Have nothing against Africans either but rather not allow people carrying on fib hear say stories where it has become somewhat real to those market vendors. Goodness knows how far those stories have gone. Please stick to the DNA and vowels theory as proof, that's all. Peace. Here's one proof of many kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6mZYWZ3i9Jmiqc Binaka .

[@kenba3636]

Why they still look african

[@FeeJarnet]

i thought so , just didn’t make sense to me that our ancestors came all the way from tanganyika . I always thought our ancestors were austronesian people (Lapita people) who originated from south east asia . 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@hanaori1324]

The vowels you referred to are ALL without exception ALL used on the African continent by different African people. That is absolutely wrong. I see clearly this person is not a scholar of any sort now that does that mean that in trying to prove him wrong we have to invent things. Africa, is a continent not a country. A continent in which almost every other continent could fit in. It is the biggest one so please do not do like the individual who put up this video and come up with your own stuff. He has his opinion and others have their opinion, as for the reality it is not what people think. Also this out of Africa theory we always here about is a European invention. People is not to assume every African buys into it.

[@spacesandplacesoutthere]

You're an idiot. ALL melanated Black people are relatives. FOH!

[@BakongoXi]

@Kazumi Mishima 007 My brother I finally understand why they say yall Melanesians & Australian Aborigines are connected with Niger-Kongoid peoples in Afraka & in the Americas. It seems that in the bible according to Zephaniah 3 & 10 that Niger-Kongos are God's: Beyond Nubia (Kush) and in Isaiah 18:1-2 it saying that Niger-Kongos in Afraka were sailing to their dispersed family. All this was happening in old times. I believe there is something to this because in Bantu Languages and the Languages of West Afraka you can see some form of Ancient Ebrew in our languages.

[@alesiyawa1301]

Thank you Lord.🙏

[@abeidmrengaofficial1792]

Hi brother. I have one question for you How did u get to fiji? Did u pass Via Australia?

[@josphinemwanje5093]

Fiji you pass through honkong visa transit , or korea via transit

[@gordonchuck4974]

Thanks for 4 show caseing this wonderful topic.. sweat and blood to earn a living . All organic food stuff.

[@joshuacabemaiwai5265]

Bro can l know which place in Tansania you from,bcoz lm here in Dar es salaam more than 5years now

[@hanaori1324]

@Carl Oh yes thaaank you dear. I am enjoying that life of mine. Enjoy yours as well!

[@ElimanGibba]

Remember this fully.

[@AseriKasa-h6y]

In Africa, in this Taqanaika region, dwelt for a long time warrior group of people called 'Viti " people Africa king them very well

[@AseriKasa-h6y]

1st century cushites from Ethiopia settle in Tanganyika 10th century AD about this time the fable of fijian from Tanganyika ( Chronological History man in Tanganyika)

[@apriljackson5304]

This is outstanding content. I wonder if African disdain for camera is due to mistrust of motive arising from colonialism? It is interesting that Fijians are so open to filming and documenting, perhaps because their heritage is not one of imperialism, colonialism and having been exploited? Just wondering....it seems that cultures that have not been severed are far more trusting. Your vlogging is exceptional, sir!

[@africaine4889]

Camera disdain for camera i think comes sonce the colonizers started to take pics of them till today.

[@radinikorocaulagilagi8350]

we certainly have been exploited by colonialism... our people are just very friendly like that 😭🤣

[@apriljackson5304]

@@radinikorocaulagilagi8350 My apologies if I minimized an experience you have had via colonialism. I was unaware, as my exposure to Fijians has shown a fierce protection of customs, governance and practices. I am sincerely seeking understanding. It can be said that our brothers and sisters across the globe are generally friendly. Yet, many diasporan cultures, especially in Africa and Europe have an extraordinary disdain for filming. My intent is to understand this phenomenon.

[@Samizouza]

We may have been exploited, but the British eventually left us alone to do our own thing unlike in other colonies. You can see that in our mannerisms and politeness and even picked up the British pastime of tea that we even offer tea to others as they pass by the villages and houses.