Where Do Afro Guyanese Originate From? - My Ancestry DNA Results!

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[@connectremember8925]

Remember that a lot of African Countries share tribal origins since the borders were divided by colonialists without consideration for existing territories. It is likely that you descend from groups rather than 'countries'. You are naturally beautiful too.

[@genuinediasporan6661]

Dwain JDII true

[@saginevital-herne3750]

That’s exactly what I was thinking! It’s nice to know where your ancestors come from specifically, but now what about the ethnic group?

[@MrAmhara]

Generalizations are not really helpful. Her genetics are more precise than "history" lessons.

[@mrhimselfalone7657]

@@saginevital-herne3750 look for cousin matches

[@stayalert7060]

Exactly my thoughts. The Cameroon, Congo and Southern bantus is probably mainly Kongo peoples and Mbundus from Angola. Congo-Angola regions suffered the most from slavery particularly the Kongo peoples as they were in 4 countries. (Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo, Republic of Congo and Gabon) Benin/Togo can be many different ethnic groups such as Fon, Ewe, Kabye, Aja , Yoruba etc.

[@walkyelouidor4012]

Now west africa is waiting for your visit. I would suggest Ghana first

[@MrAmhara]

Why Ghana? She is only 9% Ghanaian. Besides Ghana is literally the headquarters for British and American spy operations against Africa.

[@kwamd.1461]

MrAmhara Why not Ghana? Ghana is one of the most dynamic countries. Also, what you said is a lie. What proof is there that Ghana is the headquarters for British/American spy operations against Africa? As far as I’m concerned, I have not read or seen anything like that.

[@kwamd.1461]

*dynamic countries in Africa

[@richardasante3661]

@@MrAmhara stop saying what you don't know.....you don't even live there and read from good sources

[@Ethopiapride77]

She need to visit Cameroon/Congo thats where most her genetics came from 11% and not Ghana. More ivory coast genetics

[@cavelenganegocios9934]

Iam from Angola Africa currently working in Guyana on monthly bases it have been good experiences

[@kristleskeete6023]

Hey that nice 😊

[@connectremember8925]

Welcome to GT hope you have enjoyed your stay !

[@amazonwarrior7126]

@cavelenganegocios9934 I am guyanese and welcome to Guyana, but I cant belive it, we have people from all over the world in Guyana

[@TFESmiles]

Gorg sis! My moms from there! 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@antowalk2743]

Guyanese sisters have always had that exceptional beauty

[@anthonybrown1658]

Hey enjoy your video

[@mwadiyakin-malebo4135]

Please note not all Congolese people look like that way. There are many ethnic groups in Congo. Please do an African Ancestry DNA maternal Haplogroup Test to really find out DNA.

[@yahunx1912]

@Ant Nam Of course he would feel embarrassed. She chose a young model to represent Cameroon people, but a poor old farmer to represent Congolese people.

[@sergearliboakabambi17]

The Congo that states,is Kongo as Tribe,and there are the only Tribes in Both Congo Brazzaville and Ba Kongo of DRC to be taken as slaves,there are the only tribe along The Atlantic Coast

[@borussiagermania7428]

A lot of Congolese are short

[@nanjemoyal-kursi3078]

Mwadi ya kin-malebo. Don't forget the invasion of Leopold's invasion of the kungo. Iam sure that the bastard left his mark.

[@nanjemoyal-kursi3078]

@Ant Nam * Ant NAM iam hoping that you are not basing your openion on European study because it would only lead to tribalism. The europeans seaperated us by turning our tribes against each other , and a good example of it is NIGERIAN and Biafra war in the 60s & The Hutu &Tusi genocide. We need to stop because we are only helping our enemy WITH GENOCIDE. By the way there was a song that came out in the USA in the early 60 recoded by black American singers called the vibrations call the WATUSI (check it out) May Peace be with you ALL.

[@aw8119]

Your results are fantastic and thank you for sharing them! It’s always wonderful for people of African ancestry to have these tests done. I’m from the North and South Carolina regions of the United States and my results were 95% African with predominant representations being Nigeria and Cameroon/Congo. It’s amazing how much so many of us have in common but we can go through life without realizing it. We truly are part of the African Diaspora.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

I totally agree!

[@johnroach1101]

Great result 95 per cent fantastic

[@rawleculbard9702]

You a true guyanese ambassador and very beautiful too. i'm proud of you.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

That's so kind. Thank you ✨

[@reisanderson9069]

Ancestry recently did an update to everyone’s results what were ur new results?

[@Bronxguyanese]

Plenty afro Guyanese come from Barbados and st Lucia. Many ended up migrating to guyana in the late 19th and early 20th century. I have plenty of Panamian relatives as a Guyanese American.

[@babydollssoapsnthingz8225]

My great grandfather was from Barbados 🇧🇧and he ended up in Guyana 🇬🇾 married my great grandmother a native from there.

[@war22down]

@Bronxguyanese, you are correct. some Afro Guyanese are closely related to Afro Barbadians. Some of them are also related to Afro St Lucians. Some of them are also related to Afro Grenadian.

[@devonb882]

My mother always said the same about Barbados

[@lizzlefizzle2001]

From 1 gt to another. Most of my DNA was 29% Cameroon, Congo and southern bantu. 24%Nigerian 21% Benin & Togo and 12% Mali. Ghana only made up for 2% of my DNA.

[@yourneighbourhoodphlebotom2091]

This is interesting. Gonna think about trying it for sure. After growing up my whole life knowing my family is from Dominican decent ( amerindian and blacks) a few months ago I found out my grand father on father side was actually from French Guiana, migrated to Dominica at the age of 14. Makes me wonder now ( WHO am I really) 🙈 we are all family some way or the other when you think about it. Exciting and weird all together

[@shellitdown]

I’ve always wanted to do this test. Then decided not too cuz I might be left with more questions than answers 😂. Great video! 🇬🇾 🇬🇾 🇬🇾

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Kay Shell Jennings lol it’s funny you say that because taking this test and doing further research definitely left me with a lot of questions. I’m excited to study our history a bit further & gain better knowledge about our ancestors.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

This is an interesting coincidence that i ran into an Afro Guyanese vlogger days after watching former British Prime Minister attend the funeral of another Afro Guyanese who migrated to Africa.

[@barbaraobach]

Thought she would have a higher European,like 20% versus 6% , she looks more varied, then one has to remember that Africa is a continent with multi ethnic groups, countries, like Europe,that have their own distinction and looks , they aren't monolithic ..she has a pretty skin tone

[@johnlewis3280]

​@@barbaraobachduh dumbass whats the point she clearly show different countries in Africa

[@marktutt1764]

I’ve visited quite a few countries around the world and by far the best is Guyana, beautiful country and people 💓

[@amazonwarrior7126]

markutt 1764 thank you but we are supposed to be killing one another and hating one another for being a different race, and we are supposed to have starving people, so how can you say that? dont tell the truth or else MY beautyful home land will be in trouble.

[@Larryamsterdam]

It’s really cool to know that information! 🇬🇾 🙏🏾♥️

[@dreamergirlbaby]

I am 42% Cameroon/Congo. My uncle got 48%. Time to start researching about the Central Africa lol

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Yes! I have been doing so much research these past few days.

[@mercygraceful4924]

We are happy to have you

[@torahjew8501]

@@AllOfTheAbove0 I want you to marry me

[@joyabbensetts]

Hi Tonya ... I’m also from Guyana.. haven’t been back in a loooooong time ... Just wanna say thank you for taking the time out of your busy life to share your journey back home with us ... i live in the US...what you are doing is not easy ... but I really appreciate your diligence... and please .. if you can show more along the line of ancestry that would be awesome... i traveled to Cape Coast ... to discover my ancestors... I didn’t need to do any DNA...ELMINA, GHANA... they looked like me ...and I’ve been told by many people from GHANA.. you look like my sister or cousin... like they would give me chills... the resemblance is astonishing...look into the Bernice society.. the Dutch were the main Europeans in Berbice ... the majority of the ancestors came from that part of Africa .... my last name is Dutch ...so that in it self helped me in finding where I came from .... when I went there every body look like my cousin or uncle ... God bless us🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@MlilwanaOsanku]

Doreen Abbensetts of Cumberland was a favorite of Muriel Sancho and I. Perhaps, a photograph of mother, myself and siblings is still hanging on the wall in the Abbensetts residence. Doreen and mother were employed at Cumberland Methodist School.

[@KarbonStar]

I hope you use African ancestry for your specific tribe. They are completely Black owned as well

[@nkwakutoure]

Exactly. You can do the African Ancestry test and then download the results and upload it to 23andMe for free to see who you are related to.

[@omartistry]

duke of york do they also give you genetic percentages?

[@001islandprincess]

Karbon Star Greetings. AfricanAncestry only provides mtDNA results, that is, the unbroken maternal line and this line only accounts for less than 5% of a person’s genome. Other testing companies such as AncestryDNA provide estimates of a person total ancestral makeup from both parents.

[@KarbonStar]

@@001islandprincess actually that's not true. They provide both. You just have to use a male relative. Buy Black.

[@blessingsblessedchild9942]

I'm a Guyanese too by birth I'm interested to find my ancestors roots I'm so confused I really want to know my African roots.

[@keithhaynes983]

Well Tonya, all the African DNA combined to produce the most beautiful, most cerebral, most charming young lady in the world. Thank you, and thank you Mom.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Keith Haynes Thanks for the warm comment 🧡💛

[@steppaboss]

You are a beautiful African Queen.

[@joyabbensetts]

Wow ... I’m not Tonya, but that was beautifully stated 💯🌹🌹

[@AutumnLeavesChristmasTrees]

Why would the European ancestry shock you? Colonialism & slavery. It makes sense. The Philippines was shocking to me.

[@MrBigo7510]

The grouping of countries in ancestry dna is not accurate because the major tribe in Togo and Benin are ewe but there are more ewe people in Ghana than the two countries combined. Plus our culture is similar. Ghana, Ivory Coast, Togo should be grouped together.

[@tahliah6691]

I agree....

[@Adwoael]

Also, Nigeria and Ghana dna are almost the same.

[@teddyimani3641]

@@Adwoael Lol. You crossed ivory coast, Togo, Benin to Nigerian?? Why?? What's your prove?? Ghanaians and Ivorians are mostly from Mali etc.

[@chandresworld]

Was just searching for history in Guyana, and then clicked on your video, very interesting and love your beauty and confidence and style. Also did you find any relatives. Really wish Ancestry had African branches too, so the research and connections could grow! Blessings from South Africa.

[@carribgirl007]

I was born in guyana British west indies. My family was born in British Guiana (same country). My father's mother who recently passed away at the age of 98 had a dutch father and her mum was a badians living in Guyana. My mum's family was Indian Guyanese and some European. Guyana is made up of many different ethnic groups.

[@lamak0925]

I'm not sure if you're aware of African Ancestry. It's a company that will tell you exactly what tribe you are from.

[@Diwani_Spark14]

First I want to say you are a Beautiful Queen +Tonya Archer you have all that African blood I only have 88 percent lol. Thank you for sharing your results. We had some similar results I am 50% Cameroon, Congo 17% Togo-Benin 12% Mali and 6% Ghana/Ivory Coast. The pictures of the women you showed I think you have similar features. I'm new to your channel keep up the good work.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Thanks Dwayne 🌹

[@jonathanclottey7769]

You actually look like the Congolese woman.

[@briptz7305]

😂😂 definitely she looks like my aunt. We are Congolese of the Bakongo tribe.

[@foreverdanah7390]

Exactly like the Congolese woman

[@negaosafado]

Amazing. We basically have the same ancestry profile. Benin/Togo 47% Cameroon, Congo, & Southern Bantu Peoples 30% Ivory Coast/Ghana 15% England, Wales & Northwestern Europe 3% Ireland & Scotland 2% Mali 2% Native American-North, Central, South 1% I do feel a connection...;-)

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Amos Coats haha cool!

[@Gracetochange]

Well based on Dna we have Phenotype_PHYSICAL LOOKS and Genotype_Genes. So we will only see your dominitate Phenotype-looks while you carry the hidden or recessive genes for all those countries. We are all mixed up. Keep up the good work Tonya.

[@yyahrah-izionisrealelite6097]

Gracetochange: A country don't have genes.

[@ebengz294]

@Delite no. It just means you share dna with people who lived in the area where those present countries lie today

[@psa2969]

Congolese here, welcome to the family! You have the features of a Central African person or someone from South Eastern Nigeria. Just wanted to mention a little detail, the picture that you used of the Cameroonian lady is more probably that of a local Fulani. Fulanis don't look like most Cameroonians who are Bantus. Cameroonians would simply look like most people from Central Africa people including Congolese .

[@dariusbaugh7150]

god showed out on yo birthday

[@kwabenasankofa4804]

It’s fascinating where all this leaves us , however I also think our original tongue( the Akan language family tree shines a bit more depth of how all Africans are connected besides all the biological facts and it’s proven to be vitally important getting into the etymological aspects of the search . connections to biblical stories in form of so called mythologies WEOURANCESTORS treasured before the Europeans came ( one of the reasons we accepted Christianity is because the stories were familiar ( they are actually versions of ours ). So African languages are super important and full of facts of who and what we are . The currency given to us by England in 1936 ( British west Africa ) is a also a big hint of our true origin as well. I’m a proud Guyanese besides being a prouder African . Thanks for ur share enjoy !

[@psa2969]

Congolese here, welcome to the family! You have the features of a Central African person or someone from South Eastern Nigeria. Just wanted to mention a little detail, the picture that you used of the Cameroonian lady is more probably that of a local Fulani. Fulanis don't look like most Cameroonians who are Bantus. Cameroonians would simply look like most people from Central Africa people including Congolese .

[@m.aayana3610]

U are not Congolese but probably Cameroonian claiming to be from Congo. Because you would know that we have nothing to do with Cameroonian people. Ancestry is inaccurate to lump us together, that's why 23andme is more much better. Not only don't they put as with Cameroon together but actually tell you which tribe you are from. Cameroonians are more related to Nigerians (makes sense because they are neighbors). Western/ coastal Congolese are more related to Angolan. Eastern Congolese more related to east African Bantus (Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania) makes sense too because they are neighbors. Cameroon don't even border DRC they're like 3 countries in between the two 😑.

[@psa2969]

@@m.aayana3610 Na za Congolais a 200%. You don't know enough! The Bantu migration actually started in the region stretching from far Eastern Nigeria to Cameroon. You have actually a linguistic trail that can be found from Igbos to Mongos in north western Congo. Their languages are very similar. The word for travel well is the same "Ijeoma". You are so limited in knowledge that you don't know that tribes such as the Bateke can both be found in Cameroon and D.R.Congo. My tribe the Basakata are in DRC and Cameroon where they are referred to as Bassas. My father from the DRC had conversation with Bassas from Cameroun and they were mutually intelligeable.

[@preciouss700]

My beautiful African sister, you are an amazing woman, your uniqueness is what made you who you are. Accurate or not, Some Guyanese people hates Africans with passion and can never admit that there is a possibility that their bloodline may have actually originated from Africa. So for you to actually test yourself...more power to you, and I think you got Ghanaian and Togo looks. Congratulations

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Yes, I've noticed that many Guyanese people don't like to identify with Africans or even associate with them! Thanks for the comment 😊

[@layijohnson2059]

That could be because of indoctrination resulting in self hate. I know one who did not hate himself and that was Walter Rodney!!. RIP

[@rtsoca5560]

Is there a reason why the black guyanese hate African people?

[@nubianqueen9675]

@@AllOfTheAbove0 We don't have that problem here in the UK. I've known many marriages to be between people from Africa and Guyanese heritage. Including a couple of my cousins who have been married to men from Nigeria for over forty years and have raised their children to appreciate both cultures

[@DsgSleazy]

@@nubianqueen9675 You have to remember, though, the UK has become a melting pot of cultures, especially between west africans and carribeans, so in a lot of cases they've learned to embrace each other (at least the younger generations), but in the carribean there most likely isn't a strong African presence and the self hatred forced upon carribeans by way of colonialism has been allowed to thrive.

[@nakiasimone]

Before you start I see Ghana and Iberia haha. But also what do I know. Lets go! Edit: When you showed that pic of the girl from Cameroon my jaw dropped. Wow. Stunning

[@gloriasimon697]

she doesn't look Ghanaian at all .she looks Congolese

[@runaldo8752]

I'm Guyanese and I really appreciate this video. By the way you're beautiful

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Thank you my fellow Guyanese ✨😊

[@jadacrawfish8727]

I was born in the US, but my family is directly Afro-Guyanese while I am African American. Im trying to look more into my ancestry but am drawing a blank. I feel some Guyanese in my genes though! Any sudgesttions? Loved your video! 🥰

[@sayitloudblcknproud]

Afro Guyanese would be mostly of West African descent too, same as African Americans.

[@mrsgigi8862]

Hello from another Afro Guyanese. I've always been curious about what I would find if I submitted my DNA. Thanks for sharing.

[@yyahrah-izionisrealelite6097]

G Squared: Afro and Guyanese aren't races, so you cannot be those. What you will find from that test is a load of crap to stop you from knowing your true identity. A child always takes on the blood of the father, so you're the race of your father.

[@alley1509]

@@yyahrah-izionisrealelite6097 I- What?? You clearly don't know how genetics work.....

[@devonb882]

@@yyahrah-izionisrealelite6097No, a child takes on blood of both and actually takes more of its mother dna.

[@LeViz101]

You should try LivingDNA. They can help you trace your African ethnicity within your African Ancestry. You will find out if you’re Igbo, Yoruba, Mende, Edo, Akan, Hausa, Fon, Kongo, etc.

[@koomsonblaylawrence4773]

Tonya Acher your surname Archer is a surname in coastal Ghana specifically fante tribe of Cape coast, Elmina and Axim in the western Region of Ghana

[@asanteakan70]

Lol that picture doesn’t represent Cameroonians that look like a Fulani girl who are in many west African nations. Ethic groups like Tikar genetics pop up in African ancestry results.

[@stayalert7060]

Most Cameroonians don't look like that 😂😂😂 However I think you are mainly from Congo/Angola regions as DNA showed.

[@m.aayana3610]

Exactly. The picture is either from a Fulani person or someone from the sahel region. Ancestry is wrong to put Cameroon with Congo. That's why I prefer 23andme. They are much more accurate. They put Congo and Angola together which makes sense because we are pretty much the same people. Cameroonian usually get Nigeria as their highest match with 23andme and act all surprised. I mean they are literally neighbors. But somehow they expect to be Congo/Angola. Delusional

[@Michelle.56]

Cool. Love how you were blinking way more for the fact that you have a bit of Europe in you than Native and Philippinean. I'd say we are all mixed if we dig deep enough.😄

[@africaine4889]

I knew before u even showed us that there was congo in you. And the picture u showed about congo saying that how congolese look like hum. I am congolese.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Well hello my sistaa 💖

[@sergearliboakabambi17]

Congo as Mukongo and Congo as Coutry

[@sergearliboakabambi17]

@@AllOfTheAbove0 my Dear you are from The Bakongo Tribe as it was The Kingdom in West Central Africa across the Atlantic Ocean called Kingdom of Kongo.and the Bakongo people were enslaved by Portuguese for many centuries. And The Bakongo that was enslaved were from The South of The Republic of Congo,The South Western Part of The Democratic of Congo then the north Western part of Angola,do three places is The Land of Bakongo People

[@africaine4889]

@@sergearliboakabambi17 u forgot gabon.

[@africaine4889]

@@sergearliboakabambi17 not only Bakongos were enslaved. At be beginning yes and then they went inland and took people from equateur and prople from Kasai

[@augustovans]

Thank you for sharing. Great presentation! You are a very attractive young woman as well. I haven't seen many Guyanese people taking the ancestry test. I am Hispanic from South America and also took the Ancestry test. We have something in common as 7% of my DNA comes from Cameroon, Congo and Southern Bantu People, of which I had no idea. So there you go, we could be long lost cousins?

[@fire_rasss]

Get 23andMe and then upload it to GEDMatch.. AncestryDNA barely scratches the surface. I’m also Afro Guyanese with Filipino/Desi (Andamanese), Native American roots. I break down dna for African descendants :)

[@latchmangoberdhan9813]

Tonya u are guyanese dozen matter I love my guyanese people ok, love you.❤❤

[@judecorlette6817]

Love the video, I too wanted to try an Ancestry test, so I take it that most Guyanese are from the Ivory Coast to Cameroon part of West Africa. My aunt who is a remigrant from the US did the test while there ad she got similar results. Thank you for sharing. Im fan hoping for a selfie when you come to GT next.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Jude Corlette Yes, from the results of my test and the results of other Afro Guyanese who took it, it seems that those results are very common. I’m still hoping to dig deeper, past these results, and obtain more information on our history and how we came about. Thanks for watching 🤗

[@akakaskie]

Wtf is this Cameroon 🇨🇲 ain’t in west Africa it’s located in central Africa why everything got to be west Africa Even slaves being said it said from West Africa And that’s incorrect most enslave African came from Angola 🇦🇴 and Congo🇨🇩🇨🇬 which located in central Africa.

[@goldenboy._]

I am Afro Guyanese and I had stories pass down in my family about a ancestor who was taken from the Congo river. I did an ancestry test and I was 40% Congo, Cameroon, and Bantu people.

[@ItsNaz]

I’m Guyanese too and I just did one of these and I’m so surprised by my results !!

[@ananmai8700]

IN WITH RESPECT TO, YOU IS A INDIAN YET, WELL, YOUR BLOODLINE COME FROM MONGOLIANS FIRST DE MONGOLIANS ARMY INVADED DE ENTIRE WORLD CHINA & JAPAN, THEIR ARE DE REAL MONGOLIANS, WHEN MONGOLIANS INVADED AMERICAS ASIA THEY ASSUMED DIFFERENT NAMES, INDIA WAS KNOWN ITHIOPIA, THEY HAVE A FAMOUS CITY IN ITHIOPIA NAME "INDIES"& THEY CHANGES THAT ITHIOPIA CALL IT INDIA. WELL, THERE WERE JET-BLACK PEOPLES USED TO LIVED IN INDIA, SO YOU ARE A MIXED BREEDS, CHECK ANCIENT HISTORY

[@missdhara6434]

@@ananmai8700 Maybe she should just do a DNA test instead of paying any mind to your google education degree. There's a weird compulsion with India and "others' in the Caribbean know why? Because Indian people pass down their culture down and are proud of it. Hopefully with DNA testing African peoples can learn where they are from in Africa and learn about their cultures, (food, religion, language, music, dance and customs) because "Caribbean" is a pseudo culture, it has no history or ties other than slavery.

[@ananmai8700]

In Great Respect, I am a Guyanese also, Listen, de "DNA" was designed by a Racists Scientist, So, things he "INSTALLED in de DNA test, May not be certain, I knew every single Races practices Racisms. However, WHEN we were a Child we had Sickness, well, TRACES back that sickness to its Origin Countries. Every one say my Ancestors came from Africa, actually my Bloodlines came from East Asia which India, at a time, they were Jet-Black peoples living in India, until De Mongolian invaded de Blacks, Nowadays, Indian is both Black & Mongolian, Interracial. ALL de Entire Asia has Jet-Blacks/Mongolians Bloodlines, Actually those Indian is Mixed Races. Study our History this very Earth peoples is living here over 300 Billion years to Present, They also had two times icebergs covered this earth, Right now, there is still, Jet-Black Peoples living in India etc

[@ananmai8700]

In Great Respect you NEVER Ancient History, First, they had TWO Romans Empires, De Holy Empires & De Caucasian Romans Empires, De Holy Romans Empire was let by Jet-Black peoples I have "PROOF" Now De Mongolians Army INVADED "ITHIOPIA known had Jet-black Territories, NOW CALL ASIA, they had Famous City in ITHIOPIA called "Indies" de Mongolians deleted "ES" ADD "A" Became India, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, was once India, Gandhi, does not like de Dark-Skin Indian, So, he told de then British to separated, So, Pakistan was Created, So after Pakistan become Clear/Fair-Skin, they separate de dark-Skin peoples So, Bangladesh was created. I study Ancient History, a United Nation Official said, how come IRAN was not invaded by de Mongolians, I reply, said they is mixed breeds, Jet-Black & de Mongolians, WHEN he checked his research, he confirmed it is So. He started to Follow me on twitter. Now, India, of itself, have three separated section, Fair-Skin, Dark Skin Indian, & Jet-Black. Does YOU know that???????

[@missdhara6434]

@@ananmai8700 The arab slavers have been using black slaves since near biblical times, the amount was way more than the transatlantic slave trade. The descendants of these slaves in arab nations, India and Pakistan are called the "Zanj". India/pakistan was invaded by the Arabs the indian culture is proliferated with arab culture thats why we now have a pakistan- People in Pakistan were originally hindus Pakistan was once part of india they wanted their own muslim nation. So india was separated and pakistan was formed because the muslim arabs invaded india, and with them, they brought black slaves.

[@dirkbradford6218]

big up im a proud Guyanese

[@divinefrm571]

You are beautifully beautiful, more like an Ewe queen (the Ewes occupy Eastern Ghana, Togo, Benin and South-western Nigeria)

[@addomartindankwa8072]

Ma dear am your brother from Ghana ,please come home ,this is where you belong .....I would be happy to host you or show you around Ghana ...Akwaaba(welcome) 😍

[@arethagrassi6420]

Girl all that makes you 💯% gorgeousness. Guyanese all the way. I should get mine done Too.

[@MahoganyBelle]

Thanks for sharing your results. Ancestry DNA just did 2019 update about a week or so ago. Would love to see your updated results 😊

[@raysamaroo4910]

Well done T!

[@evamamani9026]

Hello, good results, friend. I'm from Argentina, 🇦🇷⚽️South America. I also took the DNA test. It came out for me. 💯south american 🌎 I am proud of my origins😊👋

[@TheRealKayT]

Loved this! I've been thinking about doing this test too. Such an informative video :)

[@ananmai8700]

WASTED TIMES, WHO INVENTED DNA?????? BASICALLY IS JUST TO CLONE HUMANS, BETTER WAY IF HAVE ANY CHILDHOOD SICKNESS, GET DE NAME OF THAT SICKNESS GO ONLINE SEARCH FOR ORIGIN OF THAT SICKNESS, THERE WHERE YOUR BLOODLINE ORIGINATE FROM.

[@kiswahilikitukuzwe2547]

@@ananmai8700 The DNA was not invented. It is a molecule discovered by two research scientists ( a physicist and a biologist) at Cambridge University in England in 1953.

[@saginevital-herne3750]

Aaawwww!🥰 You’re 92% African!✊🏾🌍🛖🪮

[@markhernandez95]

at least you got your 1% and can claim to be guyanese. i feel like most guyanese people nowadays might return similar results

[@adrienneward3342]

I am African American. With the exception of your Philippines result, we have very similar results.

[@yvonnepersaud3905]

I've just encountered this video, it caught my attention because you are a African Guyanese and I AM East Indian Guyanese, so naturally I AM curious as to you and your DNA journey,me too, sadly very early you mentioned that your ancestors were taken, kindly know that you are seeking truth, and it ought not to be only about your DNA,it must incorporate what happened before they were taken,my ancestors experience was quite similar to yours, but they were duped, coerced, and on many occasions simply taken into captivity, placed on ship's and their saga goes on, most because of sociopolitical evilness have completed their second crossing, into what's known as the Diaspora, back to your people, before they were taken across the oceans, something is missing and in the pursuit of truth,it must be told that it's black Africans who were energetically involved in the hunting down, capturing, and selling their fellow brothers and sisters, it's correct also to say that the Blue eyed saw business prospects, and capitalism went into gears, unfortunately they both white and black were in the business, similarly as in our malls in the New world,sold and purchase.

[@DsgSleazy]

It's pretty cool how Indian-Guyanese people and people of indian ancestry in general throughout the carribean have managed to hold on to traces of their culture, particularily with your last names.

[@shueibdahir]

I know one thing: You're drop dead GORGEOUS and I really mean it. God bless you more

[@The1ByTheSea]

Most slaves originated from West Africa .

[@risalilqueen]

Im Guyanese and just came back from Ghana. I literally felt 'home'

[@joyabbensetts]

I also went to Cape Coast .. ELMINA... everyone ... as God is my witness.. resembles my family🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@proverbalizer]

3:40 my predictions are Congo, and Nigeria as the top 2 regions Ghana, Benin, Togo in the mix too

[@celeste5607]

I was right on - I said to myself Central Africa will be your most dominant. You are very beautiful.

[@mahammadshariff6162]

100 % lovely!

[@Quincy82AAC]

I am Guyanese too 🇬🇾 mixed with Chinese 🇨🇳and Irish 🇮🇪.

[@animegamer8104]

Good job Lady Tonya. u really look Ghanaian with ur elegant look anyway Ghana / Ivory Coast same Akan people

[@TheKofinyarko]

Yep. She looks very Akan

[@gloriasimon697]

she doesn't look Ghanaian at all she looks Congolese

[@gloriasimon697]

@@TheKofinyarko u and i know that Ghanaian women don't look like her.she looks Congolese

[@TheKofinyarko]

@@gloriasimon697 Lol, my mother, sister and extended female family members are Ghanaian, so I pretty much should know what a Ghanaian woman look like

[@gloriasimon697]

@@TheKofinyarko she doesn't look Ghanaian.u look like your highest dna thats how it works .because it is more dominant.plus this lady doesn't look Ghanaian at all.she looks Congolese.which is her highest dna.

[@MrAmhara]

Cameroon-Congo and Bantu is not "West Africa" . Bantu people are from Central, Southern and East Africa.

[@Bantu-King]

With all due respect, Africa is a land mass with various tribes spread across every region. That said, your ancestry is not countries, but tribes. Your white jeans could be rapist or slavemaster who took advantage of a situation. Last but not least, your native American ancestry are also Africans who were in North America b4 the arrival of the Mongolians who they call native Americans. To know thy self is to study your story from the beginning, not the end.

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

king Tutankhamun Thanks for the very informative comment, I really appreciate it. I’m eager to learn more about the history of our people and how things came about. Do you have any book recommendations or reliable internet sources you can share with me? Thanks 💕

[@trevorregis8143]

We are from the seed of jacob . We are Hebrew Israelites . I am a born Guyanese , we was lied too . Exodus-1-5 this is us . This is what happens to us . Psalms 83-3-5

[@garthyahudahandrews8504]

Most of us West Indians in the diaspora are the great awakening his happening Halleluyah

[@tamiamakayla]

Yess Tonyaaa! Lolol your facial expression when they said 6% European (white) 😂😂😂😂 but its cool and i think its pretty accurate but i would have thought more of African mixed and a bit of Indian

[@arnoldalcantara422]

Hello! I'm so happy of knowing you have the ancestry of a Filipino!

[@CaribbeanVibes254]

You look soo much of Cameroon and Congo put together especially the jawline of Congo❤️Very Beautiful ❤️

[@RAB-MUHAMMAD]

You are an Aboriginal - Mayan Queen! Guyana is much older than Ghana! Let's never forget, South America and West Africa at one time was attached!!!! 🪶😎🪶🏹🏹🏹🏹

[@BrendanMcClelland]

Guyana just so happens to be a multi-ethnic country, which contains people of East Indian, African, European, Asian, and indigenous Amerindian descent. The Americas contains many countries of such.

[@rawlr9066]

Yooo Cameroon!? SIAKAMMM

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Rawl R Yeah that’s my cousin! haha jk

[@Ava_Mackenzie]

no such thing as Afro Guyanese

[@NoNonsenseJohnson]

You seem agitated that you have white in your blood line 🤣🤣🤣🤣 can I send you an England Football shirt! #ItsComingHome 🤣🤣🌍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🌍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@fatimadavis90]

You're mostly African (92%). That's very high madam.

[@tracyi9152]

I got higher African at 96.3 % rest British and Native American. However mine was different because I also had some Southern East African and Northeast African. My dna was all over Africa. So some Guyanese must have East African too. I have relatives that look like Ethiopians and Somalians.

[@fatimadavis90]

@@tracyi9152 Congrats. Well Somalia is a sub saharan country🤷‍♀️. Im curious about my dna percent. So far, I've been compared to other west Indian people from Haiti & Jamaica even by Hispanic & White people. With this thought, I'm definitely more than 70% afro.

[@devonb882]

My mom got 97% west African and 3% Irish

[@emmanuelamoako19]

Let me tell you the truth,my grandmother told me that they took all my brother's and sisters abroad,think about this Ghana is were they started the slavery,so most of the slaves captured from different country were all ship through Ghana elimina castle,I wish I can tell more but am very very sad now so later

[@gloriasimon697]

ghana was not were slavery started

[@timboo_slice]

I’ll still welcome you as honorary Nigerian sha

[@bennygati3612]

I did leave a comment on 1 of ur beautiful vlog, Ur very beautiful. Ur karma is WOW, its 1 reason I subscribed to you. U LOOK BANTU,WHICH OCCUPIES THE CONGO,,ALSO MEANS 'A PEOPLE' COVERS MOST OF AFRICA. I'm Kenyan in the States for long time. U got excellent content. Can't wait for next one.Guyana's so beautiful I see

[@desireemonroe9910]

Beautiful results thanks so much for sharing and I definitely trust my estimates based off what I know about my family.

[@talentscout7789]

Really beautiful African queen... I am proud of you.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

tscout7789 beauty Africian queen? I think she is a beautyful mixed race queen or am I wrong?

[@lauriedaniels1452]

Thanks for sharing this. My maternal grandmother was from Guyana and I've always wanted to visit. Cameroon was first on our ancestry list as well.

[@clevelandanderson6036]

Go beautiful lady you teach them..

[@TravelMangoMedia]

What I would like to do is multiple ones from the different companies but I want to make sure they are not connected or use the same labs or something like that. I want to make sure they are completely independent and see if they come us with the same results. Even better if they use different testing methods. That would give a idea if the results are accurate. But so far it seems hard to find out those particular information.....

[@thebridge5483]

Do it anonymous

[@MyDam18]

Her video is pretty accurate we are definitely from those countries between Ghana and Nigeria on the coast..After all our great slave leader cuffy was Ghanaian..it can be debated whether he is a hero as he had the Dutch surrounded in new Amsterdam, but failed to attack and was ultimately overthrown and killed by the by the slave next in line for the leadership of the revolt..As a bargaining chip having the Dutch under pressure cuffy demanded new Amsterdam become a soverign nation for the slaves going against the second in command and the majority of the slaves..The Dutch pretended to bargain and that gave the Dutch time to call in reinforcements ..different topic for another day.

[@TravelMangoMedia]

@@thebridge5483 good idea

[@amazonwarrior7126]

hay travel mangomedia, dont care how many companys you try you will find half of you blood is european, ha ha ha, so you cannot be a blackman ok.

[@samanthalynch5095]

Awesome!! I love this! I wanna take this test now!!! You are soo pretty! 😍

[@raulpostingrandomthings8707]

im a little suprised you dont have any indian

[@rolanddiom8283]

Welcome home sister. Cameroon awaits you!

[@blazalion5427]

Greetings my sister... Everyone is from Africa no matter what color you are. Africa is the feature, Africa is born in us, i was born and raised in Guyana myself. But Africa is my home.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

No thats bs everyone is not afrikan everyone traces their origin back to africa because life began there but when the first afrikans left out of africa there were no white people or anyone else but black people on earth white people evolved in eurasia not africa

[@TravelMangoMedia]

Lol one percent Buck!!!

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Travel Mango 😂😂

[@kofitheakan9328]

A lot of Guyanese are descendants of the Akan people of West Africa, which include Ghana and Nigeria. Cuffy the national hero was noted as an Akan

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

martin campbell I must say, I don’t know much about the history of our people and our descendants, so thanks for sharing this information. 💕

[@AllOfTheAbove0]

Prince kodjo Please leave the foul language out of your discussion. Thank you 💕

[@amazonwarrior7126]

well I am Guyanese my self and most if not all Guyanese are mixed, so it was no suprise, usually we Guyanese can tell what blood each of us have but I thought you had european in you but it was a gess on my part, all the best

[@Trav5280]

Lol The Guyanese Chinese Diaspora history is full of lies! A lot of ppl were grouped as Chinese that were from places nearby China or the people looked Chinese..Philippines for example. Interesting result. A lot of Guyanese have that DNA. Makes one wonder about the accuracy of history books and records. I have a large percentage of Kongo, Nigeria and Ghana.

[@M0chaJ0J0]

Thanks for this. Signed Guyanese girl.

[@yyahrah-izionisrealelite6097]

Jay Jayyy: Are you thanking her for just listing counties because she haven't listed a race in this video??

[@mistasandman8996]

My ancestry is almost identical. Hello cousin 😂😂

[@nene7-o1v]

Where are u from?

[@mistasandman8996]

@@nene7-o1v I'm from Philadelphia. But my grandparents on both sides were born in South Carolina. I have alot of extended family in South Carolina. I would bet you're from that area too 😁

[@nene7-o1v]

@@mistasandman8996 Lol no. I'm from Guyana but live in Georgia

[@zoeyb1130]

🇬🇾🙏❤❤

[@victoriahartmann858]

Were most of the West Africans that were brought to Guyana Yoruba or Igbo since Nigeria shows up a lot in some Afro-Guyanese people.

[@Basha1WB]

Pray about it but I think you may be Hebrew based on Deuteronomy 28:15-68. Not all Black Americans are but if you know that your family was brought over as slaves from Africa then chances you are Hebrew. Just because your ancestors were taken from Africa does not mean you are African though. If you are indeed Hebrew then you are connected to Abraham who is originally from Ur which is now present day Iraq. Again pray about it and seek FATHER YAH for HIS response to this.