The Bantu People: Migration, Language and Impact

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  • @wolfpack4432
    @wolfpack4432 Před 2 lety +20

    Bantu from somali bantu tribe happy to be bantu 🙂☺️

  • @bigmoss7812
    @bigmoss7812 Před 2 lety +15

    Proudly bantu language speaker from south Africa ❤

  • @judyjudy366
    @judyjudy366 Před 3 lety +32

    I am a bantu from akamba tribe from kenya and we originated from congo and we entered kenya through mount kilimanjaro,even our ancestors gave mount kilimanjaro a name in my language

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 3 lety +3

      That is true because its in line with the passage of migration that took place

    • @martinmakamola3262
      @martinmakamola3262 Před 2 lety +4

      You holy people you are the descendants of Zebulon ,son of Jacob. Genesis 49 :13 Zebulon shall be at the haven of the ships and his border shall be unto Zidon (Zidon is the son of Canaan)Kenya is your home as prophesied by Jacob that in the last days the border of Zebulon shall be unto Zidon that is Somalia

    • @mbanzakongo8077
      @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +11

      I applaud you for knowing your history and not falling for the Nigeria/Cameroon/West Africa crap.
      You know who you are 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

    • @mikailm6934
      @mikailm6934 Před 2 lety +4

      @@mbanzakongo8077 No crap, before Kenya they were in Congo and before in Cameroon, its litteraly in the same subregion, nothing hard to believe

    • @mbanzakongo8077
      @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +6

      @@mikailm6934 Go back to Cameroon and Nigeria and find your ancestors. Funny thing is every bantu tribe in Cameroon states they came from Sudan and Western Congo and not Nigeria or even Cameroon 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @holliskirton6817
    @holliskirton6817 Před 2 lety +6

    It is great to have this knowledge about the bantus I am a bantu from Trinidad and Tobago I'm very excited

  • @sterdezy1569
    @sterdezy1569 Před 4 lety +20

    continue like that my sister, this is the start of your channel, improve your skill, be more comfortable, don't tress too much, we support you !!!!

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 4 lety +4

      Thanks. The biggest rule we Africans should realise
      “If you do not know where you come from, then you don't know where you are, and if you don't know where you are, then you don't know where you're going. And if you don't know where you're going, you're probably going wrong.”
      . Lol. We are GREAT. :-)

  • @chasitybyrdlady
    @chasitybyrdlady Před 2 lety +6

    Very informative! Thank you for this introduction to my people! I took a DNA test and found out that I have western Bantu in my line.

  • @Crabtree1844
    @Crabtree1844 Před 4 lety +3

    I am your new subscriber just because of what you stand for. Keep up the good work.

  • @jobicchakalisa7568
    @jobicchakalisa7568 Před 3 lety +6

    Your voice would do great for Hollywood, please audition for that Shaka Zulu remake. I have no doubt you look lovely too

  • @moxide
    @moxide Před 3 lety +13

    The similarities of Bantu languages stretching from East Africa to the tip of southern Africa makes me doubt that the migration started that early 1500BCE makes it well over 3500 years ago that is long enough for the languages to evolve and change completely then lose their rhyme considering the fact that it is a huge stretch of land that separates some of these groups now.

    • @mbanzakongo8077
      @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +9

      Yes you are correct it is a scam. Even BaKongos in the Western bantu side, I don't understand how we are bantu and my language, culture and genetics have 0 relationship with West Africans

    • @mikailm6934
      @mikailm6934 Před 2 lety +5

      @@mbanzakongo8077 we do have connections, its just not direct. 4000 years or more separate us from the original dispersion, enough time to be our own thing

    • @mbanzakongo8077
      @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +2

      @@mikailm6934 We have 0 connections you Brazzaville clown. BaKongo (Real 1s) in Angola have no genetic affiliation or linguistics with any west African ethnic group.
      U just follow European lies. My genetics and language has no relationship. U go find your ancestors in Nigeria and stop claiming Kongo!

    • @ethereal5867
      @ethereal5867 Před rokem +4

      The bantu languages are very pretty so I'm glad it happened even though the xhosa language almost went extinct as a result of it

    • @luyolotshume916
      @luyolotshume916 Před rokem

      @@mikailm6934 even minorty bantus will tell you they are not native to west africa

  • @steveyouraveragehamster9383

    Letss goo I’m gonna pass my history class! Thank you for the great video

  • @CS-wn5lv
    @CS-wn5lv Před 4 lety +2

    Good job re-educating us

  • @TheSteadyGrounds
    @TheSteadyGrounds Před 4 lety

    Hello Mz. Pilatwe. I subscribed to your channel through Wode Maya. Love and Respect from Bahrain. Blessings!!!!

  • @briancampbell1944
    @briancampbell1944 Před 3 lety +7

    Biblical people

  • @x-isaac3385
    @x-isaac3385 Před 3 lety +4

    The description given here is of the Chizigula language of refugees from Somalia, who fled Somalia in the 1990s during the civil war, went into Kenya and spent over a decade there in refugee camps, and eventually ended up as refugees in a number of cities in the USA, including Boise, Idaho, where we are located. The ancestors of the Chizigula speakers in Somalia were originally brought there as slaves by Arab traders in the 18th century from Tanzania. A few years later they freed themselves, initially wanting to go back to their Zigula territory in Tanzania but then decided to settle down in the Jubba river region of Somalia as farmers. (see: Arbow)
    Chizigula (xma) is one of several hundred Bantu languages spoken in SubSaharan Africa. It is in the geographic grouping G311 in east Africa (The G grouping also includes Swahili, a closely related culturally important language used as a lingua franca in many parts of east Africa and as a national language in Kenya and Tanzania (see Maho 2003). Chizigula is also closely related to Kizigula (G31;ziw) spoken by several hundred thousand speakers in Tanzania today. There is no grammar of Chizigula or Kizigula, but there is a dictionary of the Tanzania language: Zigula-English Dictionary (Kisbey 1907). It is obvious from our research over the last six years that Chizigula from Somalia is substantially different today from that of Kizigula of Tanzania. At least 40 to 50% of the words in the 1907 dictionary are completely different from those in our corpus of Chizigula (with 13,547 main entries with grammatical classes and sentence examples of each). In Somalia, Chizigula is also known as Mushungulu, but some Chizigula speakers don’t like the term because it is often used disparangingly by Somalis for Chizigula speakers. The Swahili term Kizigua is used in East Africa in English for both Kizigula of Tanzania and Chizigula of Somalia, and is used by Chizigulas and Kizigulas when speaking English, so we normally use it in our translations of Chizugula example sentences in the dictionary.

    • @umojapress2857
      @umojapress2857 Před rokem

      lmao! A starving refugee commenting in every bantu and EAC video. Get a life.

    • @003mohamud
      @003mohamud Před 6 měsíci

      fascinating!

  • @seripa15
    @seripa15 Před 4 lety +3

    Yes, I also met you through Wode Maya. Are you a historian?

  • @ewm4266
    @ewm4266 Před 3 lety +4

    Point of correction, some of the pictures are depicting Maasai people but these are not bantu but rather Nilotes.

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 3 lety

      Good point, will inform the cartoonist

    • @hm.7959
      @hm.7959 Před 2 lety

      @@JK-mk3dk Kenyan bantus are culturally related to the maasai

    • @mikailm6934
      @mikailm6934 Před 2 lety

      @@hm.7959 True but you can't use their similarities with the masai to talk about Bantu people as a whole

    • @Sharmake-sharm
      @Sharmake-sharm Před rokem

      ​@@hm.7959 Culturally doesn't mean genetically. Neither do bantus of Kenya practice pastoralism like the Nilo-Saharan they practiced farming. Stop trying to make everyone related to bantu

  • @gonondosheilambele-khama
    @gonondosheilambele-khama Před 2 měsíci

    I am a Bantu language speaker (Mbele/Mbhele/Bhele Nation) from South Africa 🇿🇦

  • @yahusefbenyisrael8705
    @yahusefbenyisrael8705 Před 3 měsíci +2

    The Bantu migration is nothing but the ancient Israelite migration

  • @kongowea9903
    @kongowea9903 Před 3 lety +30

    Abantu= The people. That fleed Egypt the Israelites !

    • @TomiAdewoleAdetom
      @TomiAdewoleAdetom Před rokem

      Please tell me more, if you are able. Thanks in advance

    • @yahmoknowledge6168
      @yahmoknowledge6168 Před 7 měsíci

      Me too

    • @FreshGold4
      @FreshGold4 Před 6 měsíci

      The bantu are the Israelite in reality,we still know our migration from Egypt to the Sub-Saharan Africa but our origin is from west Africa, when Abram left west Africa to the southern Africa to the land of the khosen (Non as Canaan) the oldest of south Africa. jubiles after jubiles after the 12 tribes where born by jacob in west Africa in the area of sokoto state Nigeria after he left his father's from the south to west Africa to marry from there kindred, so after the twelve tribes came from west Africa to southern Africa the was a 7years of famine in the land by than one of the twelve Joseph was ruling in Egypt so the all left southern Africa to Egypt for the 7years of famine,
      Years years after when the Egyptian saw that the bantu are expanding more than them the plain to reduced them with torture to the instant the bantu can no more bear it,so the cry to the almighty of the father's Abram so he hear the cry and choose Moses to tell them that he is always here the name "NINI "the Zulu or xhosa still call SoNINI NaNINI (meaning always here I heard your cry),it was the name know to the bantu tribes,which Hebrew was playing round with the name as NIN' try to change his name and own the everything in the bible English came and use same name as lord but he copy from Hebrew after Hebrew plagiarise the name to what ever,
      but the name known to us is still "NINI".
      So we serve for 210 instead of 7years of famine,
      From there we migrate from Egypt following the Nile river to Sudan to Chad where half of the tribes stays in Chad and later now came to Nigeria in haran borno,
      The Igbo when to south east nigeria and many of the tribes are still in Nigeria especially middle belt of Nigeria,the bantu stay in west Africa for Long because the rebel against the almighty SoNINI NaNINI that lead them to 40years in the wilderness desert of Saharan.
      So from that time Moses lead the remaining tribes to Kannan or Jordan in the southern Africa where we want to Egypt it was from Southern africa.
      But our origin was from west Africa. The bantu a found there also up to data but lost their identity.

    • @DewittPattonYaH74
      @DewittPattonYaH74 Před 6 měsíci +2

      This is history that they won't teach, especially here in the states

    • @caethytuvalu8754
      @caethytuvalu8754 Před 27 dny

      ​@@TomiAdewoleAdetomplease google knowledge of self 2

  • @gageblanchard7467
    @gageblanchard7467 Před 2 lety +2

    Took a dna test that was really accurate and I’m about 1 percent Bantu, barely even related at this point but still fascinating thinking somewhere 1,000s of years ago I had a relative here

  • @baruwuu8882
    @baruwuu8882 Před 4 lety +2

    im glad to be here.

  • @thokozanisteven1152
    @thokozanisteven1152 Před rokem +1

    Proudly Bantu, chewa(Maravi) tribe from Malawi

  • @tenkamenin7715
    @tenkamenin7715 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Studies show Bantu Kingship and traditions are identical to that of Kemet. Owing to the fact that our ancestors are up out of the so called 'green Sahara ', before it's desiccation at the turn of the Neolithic. An unspoken truh is also the linguistic connections. Like how in Shona, Mutawro 'language', is very similar in vocalisation to MTWR N KMT, meaning 'language of Kemet'. The name Zimbabwe, or rather 'Imba horo' and Pharaoh, or rather 'Pa aro', are in fact cognates meaning the same things; 'Great house'. As a matter of fact Tendai, your name is a cognate of Aten, it means the same thing 'sacred circle'. Veneration would occur in a circle, 'Kutenderedza' and Aten was the ancient Egyptian word for circle/disks, which became the name of a solar deity. Akunaten is the name of the King who popularised this veneration. The first half of his name Akun, meaning champion, is arguably cognate with Akunda or Agona, or the name Kundai in Shona "champion". The same goes for the first King known as NRMR (Anglicised: Narmer). His name means 'Stinger/biter'. All the while in shona and similar Bantu languages, Ndarumira, Ndalumye, Naluma, Nalumila would mean roughly the same thing 'I bit/stung'.

    • @MC_TravelAdventures
      @MC_TravelAdventures Před 6 dny

      Ukusuma means biting someone in Zambian Language. Tongue is ululimi

  • @therapheal_2278
    @therapheal_2278 Před 3 lety +2

    Great video

  • @ridimoheneba3168
    @ridimoheneba3168 Před 4 lety +5

    It's nice sister but will be glad if you slow down the reading for us abit. Thank you

  • @siphiwemalcolmgambushe2399

    🙌🙌 Good work my sister.

    • @lillym5279
      @lillym5279 Před 4 lety +2

      We r here to support our own Africa big up gud work sis

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 4 lety

      Thank you , stay tuned for better quality content

  • @laminnjie9982
    @laminnjie9982 Před 4 lety +4

    We love you sister and we shall be here for you. I got here!

  • @sumtendechaba9717
    @sumtendechaba9717 Před 2 lety +2

    Bantu languages are more than 3000 not five hundred please!

  • @tbeat1993
    @tbeat1993 Před 4 lety +3

    good contains my belovely sister

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 4 lety

      so glad to help

    • @holliskirton6817
      @holliskirton6817 Před 2 lety

      I am a bantu and I am from Trinidad and Tobago it is great to know and to have this knowledge that I can share with my children

  • @rhodamulumba8189
    @rhodamulumba8189 Před 2 lety +3

    I am proud Bantu. Kamba to be precise 🇰🇪

    • @docdolittle5181
      @docdolittle5181 Před rokem

      But Kamba Kikuyu Kalenjin aren’t real Bantus anymore Swahilis most East African Bantu aren’t real Bantu at this point they have mixed a lot to the point a lot of them don’t even look Bantu anymore even Southern African Bantu also people only see them as Bantu because they speak Bantu language and have more Bantu blood

    • @estajeanette7487
      @estajeanette7487 Před rokem

      J. Bantu people are merrying non Bantu people. That is the problem. I heard most of them in Kenya prefer nilotic and white people. Our blood is fading in Kenya.

    • @docdolittle5181
      @docdolittle5181 Před rokem

      @@estajeanette7487 Bantu people in East Africa are already mixed people they aren’t 💯 Bantu

    • @docdolittle5181
      @docdolittle5181 Před rokem

      @@estajeanette7487 a lot of their dna is already Nilotic and Cushitic

    • @alfredmacharia3450
      @alfredmacharia3450 Před rokem

      @@docdolittle5181 I am 100%kikuyu bantu

  • @gomenztunkara1683
    @gomenztunkara1683 Před 4 lety +1

    👌👌👌👌

  • @MikuSam30
    @MikuSam30 Před rokem

    This is good information, but you should sometimes pause when you speak.

  • @IsaacDorsey
    @IsaacDorsey Před rokem

    According to my DNA I am almost all Bubi. I understand that Bubi is a Bantu tribe anyone has any resources to find out more about this group of people. I please got trace back just need some starting resources that are accurate.

  • @yahmoknowledge6168
    @yahmoknowledge6168 Před 6 měsíci

    Facts

  • @mutoniwasecarine4443
    @mutoniwasecarine4443 Před 3 lety

    Courage👏👏👏

  • @queenmaleficent6808
    @queenmaleficent6808 Před 2 lety +3

    I'm a African American and do not know my roots

    • @jennifercarpenter9967
      @jennifercarpenter9967 Před 2 lety +3

      I know right and want to know BAD we have been lie to for to long I what the TRUTH

    • @mikailm6934
      @mikailm6934 Před 2 lety +3

      You're african american, a mix of several west-central african groups so you became your own group.

    • @masopha30201
      @masopha30201 Před 2 lety +3

      @@mikailm6934 she was asking about her roots not who we are today. Our roots are Bantu/Abram Children

  • @user-dq4je9qy6j
    @user-dq4je9qy6j Před 6 měsíci

    Прикольное видео

  • @Cypher-bo3pb
    @Cypher-bo3pb Před 3 lety +5

    I love your interest in your peoples history. But your history is filled with a lot of gaps. You started the history from the waist instead of the head to the toe. Tell me about 2000 - 3000 BC where were these bantu people. The Eurocentric hypothesis will never tell you. The iron age started long before 3500 BC originally in North East Africa now called the Levant or Middle East. My question is why didn't the bantus people conquer Africa before the 1500BC. The Eurocentric will tell you they not sure. I will simply tell you because there was not influx of Bantu peoples at the time. Waves of bantu peoples starting coming in and pushing downward because of wars in the North East Africa famously known as Middle East. The Assyrians, Babylonians, Turkic Tribes ,Romans, Greeks, Mongols invaded North East Africa for years circa 3500 BC - 1500BC. Some were taken to Southern Europe in chains in the time of the Romans and Greeks which started by the Assyrian Captivity. To cut the story short...the Levant area North East Africa was once black before Turks took over with the help of Mullatoes aka Arabs aka Mixed race and European tribes who wanted to Contol the holy City. We tired of listening to history with gaps.

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 3 lety

      i will be uploading new videos stay tuned

    • @fitycent9431
      @fitycent9431 Před 3 lety

      @@tendaipilatwe7275 Hello Girl! Interesting views. I recommend you to research on our Bantu ancestor tribes that gave birth to current different Bantu tribes. We can learn more from studying these proto-bantu tribes. In East Africa the Proto-Bantu Tribe was known as the Thagicu/Dhasio/Thagichu. This is similar to a confederation of people living around Egypt upwards to the Euphrates called the Shasu. These Shasu and Apiru formed the Ancient Hebrews. Egyptians even mention the Shasu of Yahweh and they were freed slaves, rebels, mercenaries and mixed farmers just lie the Bantu. You will find similarities between Bantu and Hebrew. Names such as maayi/maji (water), muti (staff/tree), dhahabu (gold), abba/baba (Almighty Father), bana/mwana/bin (son of), and People names such as Zechariah, Issak and Zephaniah which carry the same meaning as the scriptures. My 2 cents tho!!

    • @kim1570
      @kim1570 Před 3 lety +1

      ​@@fitycent9431 Correct. There were the Thagicu, Bagishu, Dhaiso. Our history doesn't begin in West or Central Africa, it begins much farther North.

    • @jennifercarpenter9967
      @jennifercarpenter9967 Před 2 lety

      @@kim1570 READING all this we still have TRUTH and non TRUTH and we all need to learn what really happened but can help each other sharing the knowledge what each one have. Remember satan have deceased the WHOLE world. Y'all keep up the good work , I want to learn and know the truth ❤

  • @shabaka5238
    @shabaka5238 Před 4 lety +5

    Thank you. Please remember that our ancestors Never called themselves Bantus. This name has been invented by Wilhem Bleek (1827-1875).

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 4 lety

      Wow Really, good to know

    • @CS-wn5lv
      @CS-wn5lv Před 4 lety +6

      Pan African You are right on the foreigner that popularized the name. The name bantu simply means humans and I see no problem with it. Unless the word itself be demeaning or something like that

    • @shabaka5238
      @shabaka5238 Před 4 lety +3

      C & S : I don’t have a problem with the meaning of this name. But our ancestors didn’t called themselves Bantus. We need to free ourselves from foreigners concepts.

    • @CS-wn5lv
      @CS-wn5lv Před 4 lety +3

      @@shabaka5238 I see where you are coming from. The word has the same meaning among the people from whom it is borrowed. Listened to Dr Oba T'Shaka explaining how the word was borrowed by the person you mentioned above and it clarified some things. The word's usage may have changed though. And yes, we have to be cautious especially if it be used to categorize/divide people into groups

    • @theyoungguy1147
      @theyoungguy1147 Před 3 lety +3

      SHABAKA I take you’re non-Nguni bcoz “Bantu “ is as Nguni word as they come, so you could n’t be more wrong on origin of the word ****

  • @user-ze7kj2ux6j
    @user-ze7kj2ux6j Před měsícem

    Why do Fijian circumcision
    No doubt the fijian brought the custom with them in remote times, and it's origin is probably the same in their case as in that of the Nacua of Central America, the Egyptian, and Bantu race of Africa

  • @matthewmann8969
    @matthewmann8969 Před 3 lety

    Bantus to Africa are what Sino Tibetans were to Asia

  • @kr3539
    @kr3539 Před 2 lety

    What do you mean by Africa's history started with bantu people, Khoisan, Pygmies and Nilotic people carry Y-DNA markers that are way older (Haplogroup A and B), whereas bantu genes start from the E haplogroup.

    • @luyolotshume916
      @luyolotshume916 Před rokem +1

      bantus are way older than khoisan look up the adam calander the oldest ruin in the world and older than the entire egyptian nubian european civilazation

    • @kr3539
      @kr3539 Před rokem

      @@luyolotshume916
      🧢

    • @kr3539
      @kr3539 Před rokem

      @@luyolotshume916
      Your DNA says otherwise, the E haplogroup is much younger than A.

    • @luyolotshume916
      @luyolotshume916 Před rokem

      @@kr3539 nguni people built the adam calander which is the oldest ruin in the world fyi bantu have more than 600 languages life began in south africa not east africa imao your argument is a emojie your perspective onafrica is based on european perspective imao bantus have been here bantus built the egyptian pyramids it was bantus who were enslaved imao i doubt u even african probably american

    • @kr3539
      @kr3539 Před rokem

      @@luyolotshume916
      Your DNA says otherwise.

  • @marvel22-mf1js
    @marvel22-mf1js Před 8 dny

    Mesopotamians did not migrated to europe. Now here this.

    • @marvel22-mf1js
      @marvel22-mf1js Před 8 dny

      Indo-European languages
      All Indo-European languages are descended from a single prehistoric language, linguistically reconstructed as Proto-Indo-European, spoken sometime during the Neolithic or early Bronze Age. The geographical location where it was spoken, the Proto-Indo-European homeland, has been the object of many competing hypotheses; the academic consensus supports the Kurgan hypothesis, which posits the homeland to be the Pontic-Caspian steppe in what is now Ukraine and southern Russia, associated with the Yamnaya culture and other related archaeological cultures during the 4th millennium BC to early 3rd millennium BC.

  • @shanewalkingdead8258
    @shanewalkingdead8258 Před rokem

    I'm sorry tendai aren't bananas native to indo asia. How where they farming bananas before the arrival of Arabian, Portuguese traders. What I remember from my zimsec secondary school knowledge of bantu migration the people where found in central africa around cameroon south chad and central african republic. The crops they brought down with them where sorghum,cow peas and millet Not Yams.

  • @Africa1000
    @Africa1000 Před rokem

    Sounds like you're just reading a script!

  • @mbanzakongo8077
    @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +6

    This is a scam. What does a mukongo from Angola have to do with Nigerians and Cameroonians? ABANTU originated in NE Africa!
    BaKongos we share 0 linguistics and genetics connections with Nigerians or Cameroonians!

    • @putinisaterrorist2047
      @putinisaterrorist2047 Před 2 lety +3

      North East Africa?

    • @mikailm6934
      @mikailm6934 Před 2 lety +4

      Stop lying! Its not direct but we have connections to them by proxy. We are related to Teke people, they are themselves related to Bangala groups who are themselves related to southern Cameroonians who are themselves related to eastern Nigerians

    • @mbanzakongo8077
      @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +6

      @@mikailm6934 You are everywhere telling me I am lying when you are not even Angolan. You are from Congo Brazzaville and claim to be mukongo whilst write blatant lies saying that we are related to Teke people? Speak of your fake Kongo tribe aka LARI created during colonisation by Europeans. NKongo has 0 relationship with the people who call themselves Tekes. If u want to claim Kongo , go ahead but start by knowing your history properly.
      Bangala is a created ethnic group by Europeans so be specific.
      Southern Cameroon tribes like who? Dualas have 0 relationship with Nigerians for starters.
      U are from Brazzaville. U are not Kongo.

    • @mbanzakongo8077
      @mbanzakongo8077 Před 2 lety +4

      @@mikailm6934 In addition I also see u everywhere writing bantus are from West Africa which is a blatant lie and its sad people like u always force yourself to connect my tribe and claim Kongo when history of Kongo is present day Angola and so many of u have such confidence to usurp our history. We have 0 relationship with Tekes. What utter nonsense. Go find your fake MaKoKo king MR LARI/LADI.
      YOU ARE NOT KONGO!

    • @mikailm6934
      @mikailm6934 Před 2 lety +6

      @@mbanzakongo8077 you keep pushing your false claims like a fool. I'm mukongo so Bakongo from Angola are still from my ethnic group. Bakongo are distantly related to Teke yes just like French and Portuguese are related, we are all central African Bantu. Northern Bakongo like Lari assimilated some Teke but assimilation happened everywhere, some Kongo territories in Angola were Mbundu but we don't say that y'all are Mbundu because assimilation of the latter. I'm not Lari but Kongo Wa Boko just few kilometers from DRC border which is close to the area of origin of Kanda of Nsundi who ruled the Kingdom so stop your nonsense.

  • @bedantasbicyclevlogs5570

    Speak louder

  • @aviweyantolo5023
    @aviweyantolo5023 Před 3 lety +4

    Poorly Researched and the presentation is worse

    • @ewm4266
      @ewm4266 Před 3 lety +3

      Esp the pictures

    • @tendaipilatwe7275
      @tendaipilatwe7275  Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks for your opinion, what do u suggest I do next time to be better