My Ancestry DNA Result Got Me Shooken | Are These DNA Companies Deceiving Us? U B the Judge/ Comical
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- My Ancestry DNA Test Result Got Me "Shooken". I took the Ancestry DNA and MyHeritage DNA on the same day and got completely different results. Are these Ancestry DNA/Genetic testing companies ripping people off? Fact or Fiction? I understand that the accuracy will improve as they collect more DNA data. However, I didn't expect to get completely different results from the 2 companies.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂 Our Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa sister please report to Ghanaian embassy to get your immigration documents. This is classic🤣🤣🤣🤣 l'm loving this.
4Ever Home: Eiiii...I'm crying some more. Lol.
I'm dying over here!!
Lol
Lol
Omygosh The Best Answer to these DNA results. !!!!
Sooo as a Jamaican/African American/Nigerian/Mali/Chad/Congolese/Togo Benin/Mexican/Indigenous Guatemalan/Belizean Gyrl needs to make sure All Her Passports are up to date 😂
Is it possible that from the Tribal prospective, you are from a tribe that is present in both Ghana and Nigeria with a greater number in Nigeria. So when they identified the DNA marker for that tribe the assume your people come from Nigerian because that tribe has a bigger presence in Nigeria. Besides Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire, Benin, Togo, and Nigeria all have the same tribes that stretch across the whole region. This is why these colonizer's boarders should mean nothing to liberated Africans.
The tribe she come from are only in ivory coast and Ghana only. Please read African history
Not true. Only Fulani will you see in those 5 countries....and they are not even native to them but Guinea and Senegal.
@@hannahharrison9537 that is not true, old OYO empire begins from Nigeria to ivory coast and that is the last empire for the colonialism of west Africa in 1800s
@@hannahharrison9537 you're totally right, only Ivory Coast and Ghana
@@truthmatterbyoladada1462 she is right, right now the fanti are found in ivory coast and Ghana, sure is talking about the language not the empire
As a Nigerian, I can confirm your reaction to your result is 100% Nigerian.
Udeme Ebong: Indeed.
@@AshantiQueen I’m 10%? Nigerian. It’s okay 🥲❤️
Clearly🤣🤣🤣
I’m African American and I found out I’m 50 percent Nigerian
@@coca1492: Hi sis. I just the majority of us are Nigerians according to these companies.
I am from Haiti 🇭🇹 of course African to the core. Lol you made me laugh so much even tho I don’t understand word by word but I understand what you are saying Lol. I have one of my best friend who is Ghanaian and so proud I understand sister but don’t forget we are one big African family. One Love. 97.1% African in my book You are African.
Before there was no boders
This is why I love Haitians. They are proud to be who they are.
@@kejekdkdje5542 EXACTLY!!!!
All African.
It’s very possible. Most West African tribes may show up as Nigerian due to migration. We have always travelled the continent and settled.
Correction!! It was due to the trans-Atlantic slave trade
Your family received that 1% Italian from a ancestor of yours that existed back when the HYKSOS invaded Africa. The fact that you have it shows that your DNA is very old in the Earth.
Your ancestors most likely descended from the 26th dynasty true inhabitants of Kemet who fled Southwest of Kemet when the Romans took over. A lot of Royal blood Africans have that 1 to 4% add mixture of Italian because they were royalty and had access to people from around the world. ✊🏿🖤❤️💚
🤣🤣🤣ain t no royalty blood bitch. It s a human invention
I thought the Hycsos were from the Leviant, Isreal, Palestine, Jordan and Lebanon.
I’m glad you’re doing the test it helps the DNA Companies help us find our People / Tribes
I honestly think that is why they sent her the DNA kits. They want to get more information in their database from African residents to get better results.
@@twoperrin- 💯 That is why they sent it to her for free.
Just saw this video and I have been laughing my head off 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.
But that reaction is more Yoruba reaction than anything. So hilarious. We are waiting for you to return home to us 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬👍🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh just saw the other part. I think Ancestry DNA is more accurate. Ghana, Ivory coast,Togo are all same people. That's more accurate
I would cry immediately I found out, we are all Africans though and one. But to think Ghana wasn’t included is funny and sad at the same time. Ok so let me think of a name for you, Sister Amaka welcome oo. 😂😂😂😂😂omg this is funny😂😂😂
Emma2131A A: LMAOF. You're funny.
@@AshantiQueen 😂😂😂
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Chiamaka
Ancestra DNA stuff if just some raffle. Shuffling data samples...that's all it is.
Hi Cynthia my beautiful sister! I really enjoyed this video. I’ve taken the 23 and Me dna test. My results:
Sub-Saharan 91.6%
West African 75.7%
• Nigerian 41.3%
These three combined is 19.7%
•Ghanaian
•Liberian
•Sierra Leonean
European 6.9%
As you know, my husband is Nigerian (born and raised). We want to do a dna test on him for the purpose of checking accuracy. I will keep you posted once we test and get back results.😘
Betty Badmus: Awww...Good to see you hear in the comment section, my dear sister. I hope all is well with you. I'm so glad you did your DNA test with 23 and Me. I heard it's more accurate than MyHeritage DNA. Thanks for sharing the breakdown of your DNA result. I look forward to your husband's result.
Tell us about his results
I think 23 is good they have my daughter good and not afraid to label a native American ancestry as Ancestry omits to do
@@AshantiQueen
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What Percentage?
It's could be possible my dear, as most Ghanaians especially the Ga's were known to have been migrated from Nigeria. So never mind you are still African and we love. You are 100% Ghanaian hmmm
Sandra Asare Amankwa: You have a point. I'm not Ga but who knows. Yes ooo a true African and somewhat Ghanaian hmmm.
they just deceiving peoples, its not true, if you do it 10 times it will give you different results
@@georgeappiah8314 stop perpetuating lies dna certainly does work.
BUT SHE NOT GA SHE A ASHANTI REGION GAL
Please stop the ignorant Ga people are not from Nigeria. The ancestry companies only cater for the big population. They don't have much samples from Ghana. It's all fake
Ancestrydna is more accurate than Myheritage.
Joslyn Thomas: Indeed.
@@AshantiQueen My Heritage has a smaller database of people of African Heritage... doesn't make their conclusions incorrect, just calculated more generally...and your Euro and Asian count is still present; it's just that AncestryDNA deemed it too insignificant to list (for now) They DO, however, re-check and re-evaluate your data regularly when they gather enough new info. This is science, not simply entertainment. Also, Africans were not just dancing around all the time ...they've traded and traveled across-and beyond-the continent for millennia. And because we are all human, over those hundreds of years, there were occasional intimate connections (not talking about more recent slavery travails) so the Euro (and Asian) bit of your DNA is entirely normal. I've never been to Africa, but my DNA is 35% Nigerian...plus some bits from nearby West African areas...the remainder is Euro: Norway, Wales, Ireland...etc. It's all an interesting historical and human adventure... I imagine an encounter between clever trickter god Anansi from my African heritage, and Thor, Thunder god of my Norse heritage...I can see a Marvel movie right there, LOL... enjoy 🙃🔥🙏🏾🔥
Ancestry is my favorite... Im 95% West African...40 % Nigerian( traces of Cameroon Congo, Mali, Ghana, Senegal/ Benin/ Togo. Born in America ... I also did the African Ancestry and im 100% Equatorial Guinea... Bioko Island on my mothers , mothers, mothers side( i heard thats close to Cameroon)... Child of the slave trade, in America for 400 years and still African. I wondered why my grandmothers family was so little... Pigmies..( 4ft 11 and smaller)
Percentages is out of hundred?
This lady is too funny 🤣😂 the reaction got me🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😆😆😆😆🎉🎉
@ Ay okZ yes she was killing me. I was laughing so loud from her reaction.🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@celeste5607 I was laughing so hard. She hilarious!
Hey the Italians got around . they have been world travelers for 100s of years. also Italians had colony in east Africa Somalia Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somaliland. there where your 1.1% Italian could of come from.
Except they only intermarried with very few people from that part of the world and there's no Somali in her DNA
Ethiopia was never colonised
@@soupgod1448 what has marriage got to do with it, this is about who had sex with whom
@@averyj5446 you can interpret the way you want, point still remains the same
@@averyj5446 exactly
Not surprised, for all you know most Africans aren’t from their geographical area they think they’re. I’ve always wondered and crosses my mind sometimes to check for curiosity sake. But have also wondered the accuracy of these test. However, your results indicate that these companies may be just taking advantage of people. Africans were nomads, migrated from different places and therefore we can’t be from one particular region.
That's rubbish we come from our geographical area that's the truth & stop promoting this pan Africanist crap
Further more there was no border until the Europeans came
@@tutonguni529 Your dna determines who you really are, it follows you wherever you go, if someone asks where are you from, then your answer would be the geographical area, but if someone asks, who are you, then your answer would be I am African or Nigerian or Ghanaian, etc. I am African born in America, it's not Africanist crap, it's just who I am, and there's no fault in that.
@@veraaddoyobo8482 we had kingdoms & those kingdoms had boarders so the fiction that's promoted today is utter bullshit I know people used to send a delegation to ask if people could pass through the certain kingdoms & all Bantu nations had that security system in place
@@coniyhokiro9396 Honestly I wouldn't mind a federation with strictly Bantu people but the rest mustn't live in our territories as we are very different but until then we will remain in our own country
I’m very excited for you to meet your African American, Afro-Caribbean, And Afro-South American relatives, on both databases. Please do another video on exploring your DNA matches🙏🏽
hasani carter: Very interesting. Will consider it.
@@AshantiQueen 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
That why we Africans should learn to love each other because other Africans are some how connected to Nigeria.
Everyone is connected. Love everyone.
I know her mom and dad am fanti
Its not true. Culture defines us as nd moulds.our identifiable characters. MOST NIGERIANS ARE.CRMINALS AND GHANAIANS ARE NOT
WE ARE DIFFERRNT
DONT BE FOOLED. DNA TESTS ARE UNRELIABLE
Too much unnecessary talk..wordy. boring
You had me crying! My results were shocking 48% Nigerian 17% Scandinavian and the rest Spanish and Kenyan. I did My Ancestors DNA, but will try 23 and Me. I was so upset to be Scandinavian! This African American will move to Ghana next year! African soil is Home!
Antiquel Kennedy: Happy to hear I made you laugh. 17% Scandinavian huh? That's higher than my so called 1% Italian. African soil is Home for sure.
Do the African Ancestory DNA with Gina Paige
My Mom was like 96-99% African. Her European ancestry was 0-2% but probably 0 since those numbers are estimated. Now my Daddy is where me and my sibling have questions. My African ancestry is 70 something percent, European is 22%, the rest Native America/Mexico. I was looking at the people coming up, and see some cousins who were coming up as 2nd and 3rd cousins meaning we shared a Great Great Grandparent. I never met my Great Great Grandma on either side. But on my Daddy paternal side, I am not sure who my Great Gma Dad is, but between here and here sister I felt in my heart he was maybe biracial or white based on how they look. Those cousins answered that question. Some of them have 1% African and the rest European. We share a Great Great Grandfather smh. Meanwhile the picture my Grandma had of my alleged Great Great Grandfather was the Stepfather of my Great Grandma and older sister. The things you uncover doing this is crazy. And considering how interracial relationships were frowned upon and illegal around 1895-1900 when they were born, I’m wondering what happened
@@AshantiQueen someone’s upset they’re European lol
@@davidb5594: I will be glad to take the test and compare.
See the minute they divide Africa by countries in DNA kits that’s how you know it’s a lie. Also those African Ancestry kits are good but not accurate enough because they usually just trace mother’s lineage and not father’s lineage. Also have a lot of the groups in large quantities even groups that don’t see themselves as the same ethnic group.
Also countries share several ethnic groups - like Ghana and Nigeria both having Hausa, Togo and Ghana having Ewe and etc.
Ivory coast and Ghana Akan. Lol...
both true and not true. they put countries up there to make it less confusing. If they didn't you would have EV-124, EV-MA, and a whole bunch of subclades.
AfricanAncestry company more marketed toward black Americans,caribs, so they do mtDNA like L3 so they can link you to a tribe. But in general mtDNA and Yhaplogroup practice of testing a person DNA was given up 5 or more years ago.
differing ethnic groups dont necessarily mean different genetic ancestors.
@@princeamin4857 right.....
Hello
@@alphonsomorris793 what's the major haplogroup in Nigeria
I wanted to add that different companies use different algorithms to determine recent and deep ancestry. The companies also have varying database sizes which will affect the results. I think that Ancestry DNA has the largest but African Ancestry which is the company started by Dr. Rick Kittles may have the largest sample of people from West Africa.
BrooklynBorn 83: Thanks for the knowledge.
Yes African Ancestry has the most over 30,000 in their database
@@AshantiQueen I will gift you an AFRICAN ANCESTRY DNA TEST KIT if you're interested.
@@BW_GYEDU That will be nice. I will make a fellow-up video after.
These companies cater mostly to people searching their european dna. Ancestrydna and 23andme are making more of an effort to attain more African dna samples but Heritagedna absolutely does not have enough African samples to give a trueish result for African people. I agree that African Ancestry would be the most accurate but that price tag though 😩
T Rich: You're absolutely right. MyHeritage DNA is just way off and far behind. I somewhat agree with Ancestry DNA although not entirely convinced.
not more accurate a different kind of test
MyHeritage is just horrible
They were badly inaccurate about my European ancestry which I inherited mostly from my mother who is mostly European
FamilyTreeDNA was even worse
True. MyHeritage only has two West African sample populations (Nigerian and Sierra Leonian), so it can't really be accurate for/is not good for Ghanians (or most other West Africans). AncestryDNA is better and has more populations.
Has nothing to do with them catering to certain people. They are all just completely inaccurate garbage tests
I used the Ancestry DNA and mine was so accurate and I know it to be true bc I know my parents,grandparents and great parents.
Km Obijiaku: Wow! That's wonderful. I believe Ancestry DNA is more accurate as compared to the others.
I am African American with roots in ghana😁
@@AshantiQueen I disagree about Ancestry , mine totally missed my part native American grandmother. 23 and me was way more accurate . I think 23 and me is the best. It caught the native American and pin pointed exactly where I was born.
@@tracyi9152that's AWESOME!! MOST people from America especially the "blacks" know they have indigenous native Ancestry but some of the DNA test don't show up or its like 1% which for some is NOT TRUE.
Cynthia I ordered my ancestry test. I did a study online and Ancestry DNA have more data, therefore, Ancestry DNA would have more accurate data. I haven't taken a DNA but my daughter have and her results she's 15% Ghanaian. Lol. You made my day
I know I will be nervous opening the kit but YOU take the cake. I definitely don't want to be "SHOOKEN" This is one of funniest video on DNA results. I loved every minute. Thank you for sharing your results. May God bless you and yours richly.
The difference is the reference panel samples - that is, who and where the respective companies tested. They choose people that (think) they have long established ties to a particular area. (I say "think" because as we've seen from years of testing, there's a lot more Non Paternity Events than previously believed.) Their initial criteria is that all four GRANDPARENTS originate from the same non-colonial geography. In terms of your ancestry, grandparent level isn't very deep... And the SIZE of the reference panels is extremely important as it would be in any data compilation.
(If you ask 10 people in Chinatown what their favorite food is you're going to get a totally different answer from 10 people in an Italian neighborhood. But ask 10,000 people at random in NYC and you've got a better grasp on what's most popular in that area of the country.)
Ancestry's reference panel is abt 17k, 23andMe's is about 11k. The others don't report. Those are the REFERENCE PANEL numbers for the ENTIRE platform. I don't know what they are for individual countries, but I can tell you this: bigger, more profitable companies can afford to sample more places... SO IF AFRICANS WANT MORE ACCURATE PANELS, THEY NEED TO TEST MORE!
(And just as a side note, Ghana hasn't been a defined country for all that long...)
🧬Six generations ago you had 64 ancestors. One of those 64 is the equivalent of 1.56% inheritance. So if you can trace all 64 of your Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandparents then you just might find your Italian interloper. 😘
You have to remember that Europe colonizers invaded and divided the people. The Ancient Kingdom of Nigeria 🇳🇬 at one time encompasses the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean next to 🇪🇹 Ethiopia which was at war with Italy 🇮🇹 you have to read the history of the war. Many
it is funny when they tell you are this much Kenyan as if Kenya is composed of one ethnicity. Kenya is not an ethnicity. But people buy their BS anyhow. They have no shame of scamming people because people buy their products despite the stupidity their results.
Am here trying to place her in a tribe 🤣🤣🤣
😳wow, Queen. I was born in Guyana and I'm more African than you are according to the first results. Lol I'm 99.7 %
You are African and l am happy about it.
But you said it yourself, Africans are/were nomads. Love to see more pure africans (those who weren't caught up in trans atlantic slave trade) help those who were help aid their descendants find a linkage to where they were from on the continent.
K Williams: You have a point.
some tribes were sedentary
Don't be sad, u are made in Ghana but assembled in Nigeria ＆ SL. This 1 is called ajara 1 ajara 2. Ask for REFUND.
Tomodachi Homes Ghana: LMAO. That's too funny.
that probably the funniest comment i have ever heard
*******AFRICA, NEEDS TO RID ITSELF OF CORRUPT LEADERS LIKE AKUFFO ADDO OF GHANA, RIGGED ELECTIONS, $10 BILLION GHANA TAXES MISSING UNDER HIS WATCH***************
🤷♀️ ua-cam.com/video/REZXQWPJD5U/v-deo.html AFRICA needs to get rid of its corrupt leaders like president AKUFFO ADDO of GHANA, ua-cam.com/video/eAGGP0uM4Fg/v-deo.html he is arguably one of the most corrupt in Africa who is willing to rig and destroy Ghana's praised democracy for his personal gain and selling Ghana's natural resources to enrich his family and EUROPEAN FRIENDS. ua-cam.com/video/eAGGP0uM4Fg/v-deo.html
🤷♀️A case in point this criminal president of Ghana AKUFFO ADDO's wife REBECCA AKUFFO ADDO strong-armed a tax-evading CHINESE MANGANESE COMPANY in Ghana to pay royalties and taxes owed to Ghana into her bank account @ CBG? ua-cam.com/video/wr1e86zjHCE/v-deo.html What is even worse is that the MANGANESE being mined are taking out of Ghana raw to CHINA every month to process and sold back to Ghana at a higher price, yet the royalties and taxes that has to go to Ghana for development are being pocketed by this criminal AKUFFO ADDO and his wife? ua-cam.com/video/qYoWjrg4qNQ/v-deo.html
🤷♀️I will hope that all those uninformed Ghanaians supporting this grandfather criminal AKUFFO ADDO would research these scandals under AKUFFO ADDO, the AGYAPAA ROYALTY, PDS, AKER ENERGY, AUSTRALIAN PASSPORT, GHC52 BILLION MISSING Ghana Commercial Bank funds, REBECCA AKUFFOs CHARITY, AKUFFOS DAUGHTERS CHARITY SCANDALS.
You Ghanaians need to rise up and remove a tyrant AKUFFO ADDO from office. Akuffo Addo was broke just 4 years ago and now he is a billionaire?
Hi Cynthia,
As to the European connection, you have to remember that many of those peoples have been coming to the western countries of Africa for hundreds of years. Most traders, raiders did not carry their women with them but often found love in its various forms in the countries visited. Many babies were left behind. By the way from your looks- to me you are Ghanian
true she has the Ghanian look
Do you watch Afrimax English
Dear young woman, I was so amazed by the video!! I really think in the end the culture we grow up in is who we are, and even then we are all humans...but also I am an old white woman who comes from poor migrant Irish in Australia...we lost our country, language and our
culture long ago. I am so glad you did the Ancestry one and the comparison was great and your courage wonderful. Wherever you are blessings on you and your family. Julia
Julia Nolan: I totally agree. Thanks for watching.
Zx' -
Dear Julia, sweet as your reply sounds, I am confident that we are not all “humans” and it is VERY important to know your roots.
LuLu what’s a human exactly? Do you believe the out of Africa theory which is put forth by the same ppl who say humans have a “common” ancestor with apes?
@@ljkhytrfcgiuihjl You are scientifically wrong buddy we are all human beings. That’s like saying not all dogs are dogs because they have different breeds.
Before the Europeans came to manufacture countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Benin, etc. What you don't realize is that there were kingdoms which spanned those countries, The Yoruba kingdoms spread all along from Nigeria through Benin, through Togo and Ghana.
I am a native Nigerian, but my Grandfather who is the same tribe and spoke the same language, came from today's Benin. You will find that it is normal for Yorubas to be in multiple countries, not just Nigeria. Nigeria never existed before the Europeans carved up Africa. Not counting intermarriage and mobility, There is a chance that this is the source of the seeming disparity you are finding.
Yoruba didn’t spam to to and ghana. Stop the cap! Sub tribes from bigger tribes migrated due to wars, drought and other natural phenomenon. The eves were within Togo 🇹🇬 and Benin 🇧🇯
@@theambiance1815 "SPAM"???
In any case you are completely missing the point completely. The Borders of all our ancient kingdoms in Africa expanded and contracted while the core remained constant. This does not denigrate migrations and trade. What i said is not meant to imply conquest.
Loved. Your video to the max, we could have been cousins, my reaction to the DNA results were similar, so I laughed till I dropped and I am from 🇨🇼 Curaçao in the Dutch Caribbean
My Heritage DNA is one of the worst companies for Africans. Their database for Africa is really small and limited. They seem to almost exclusive have DNA samples collected from Nigerians. So, the result is that My heritage can exaggerate the Nigerian results by a great margin, as your test results show. Ancestry DNA is a lot better, especially after the last few updates. After watching a gazillion of Ancestry DNA results videos, I can tell where an individual is from, just by looking at the results. Yours is quite typical of Ghanaians. Ivory Coast/ Ghana and Benin/ Togo are almost always the highest percentages. It actually makes sense as well.
The tests can be accurate but it may be hard to tell the difference when population intermix a lot in a short span of time because the genetics will become really similar.
My friend says, if a chicken is born in a goat's year it is still a chicken. A lion born in India is still a lion, no matter were you are born. It is DNA/gene that tells toy what you are and that is why the doctors keep asking about your family history for treating you.
My cousin born in Nigeria, her father is half Ghanaian and half Egypt (her dad is Labanese), me born in UK and believe somewhere down the line my father's line is in Ghana.
Before the white people came to divide the countries, The Kingdom of Benin had mixture of many West African countries, do not focus to much on the exact Countries. The region is better. Also there are a lot of migration.
It is like the African Americans that refuse to believe they are Africans because there were black native indians....as if we Africans did not travel before slavery. We Nigerians love to travel. There is even a Nigerian man living in Antarctica .
As long as you agree you are African sha....
That Italian part......haha!
missmsquare: You're right. Very interesting concept. I appreciate your input. Thanks for watching.
Right
Don't believe too much of what you see. They don't want you to feel proud of who you are. I find it quite curious that you got it for free. Why? So that they can confuse you to believe that you are not who you are? You are Ghanaian! And have always been. God bless
Sister, you are simply Yoruba lady. The Yorubas are in Ghana,Benin, Togo, Sierra Leone. Your DNA is accurate.
Please remember a lot of Nigerians first settle in Ghana ..and to some extent the GA people also originated from Nigeria why back if lm right .but aah it's all good ❤️
The woman is akan don't be dumb. They migrated from mali. They have no connections with nigeria
Hello, my nigerian sister.
CalabarSweetii: Yes ooo. Lol.
Ancestry has the largest database and obviously far better reference populations for estimating the modern day West-African population. No one is a 100% anything the further back in time you go. The just over 2% European you got is probably just the average European background "noice" in West-Africa that has trickled in through the trade routes with North-Africa... hence the Italian connection.
The better these algorithms get at guessing your modern ethnicity the less they show what ancient population make up that modern ethnicity... if that makes sense...
Those are my two cents ;-)
Loved your reaction though LOL
You said it Africans were Nomads so your ancestors were probably one of them🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣...I've always been skeptical about these 'ancestry kit stuff" your reaction though🤣🤣🤣🤣
GhBiz Girl: I don't blame you, sis. We really don't know what they are doing with the DNA. At least let it be accurate.
I DONT BELIEVE IT , DO MANY TIMES YOU WILL GET DIFFERENT RESULTS, IT SOMEONES BUSINESS OF GETTING MONEY FROM PEOPLE
@@georgeappiah8314 it can be useful for Americans and West Indians to find African cousins on the continent who do not know their African ancestry. Percentages are not that important
@@AshantiQueen It's pretty accurate there's a reason crimes get solved through DNA. Just because you're born somewhere doesn't mean that's where your ancestry is from.
Kenyan 3.5%, you better come home to Kenya princess, Karibu Kenya, Karibu nyumbni! Kenyans are descendants of children from Ancient Egypt sent down the Nile escaping the Greeks.
Even if they are saying you are not Ghanaian you have green card already 😂😂🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Kiki_Gh: You're funny.
Congratulations sis, you have me over here cracking up. Lmao
Ancestry DNA testing is an ever-evolving science. As the pool of test subjects grows, the results will become more refined. That's why they keep changing your results every year
Exactly.
The 17th, 18th century map of the region of Benin and Nigeria were named.: ‘The Kingdom of Judah.’ The colonizers later renamed all your ancestry area as Negro Land, lest you wake up to your true identity as the true nation of Yakub/Israel!!! All the slicing and dividing of West Africa was to confuse West. African identities!!! You should research this further, most of your distant West African ancestors, the 12 tribes migrated to that region of West Africa and Southern. Africa after Rome invaded The HolyLand (Jerusalem) in 70 AD!
All of the tribes in your DNA results are mostly the same stock of Abraham , Isaac and Yakub, except for the 1% Italian AKA Rome. They chased your people to West Africa and some Roman soldier probably forced himself on one of your foremothers!!! Rome’s civilization, if not the cruelest, was one of the cruelest civilization in the human experience. You should do the research for yourself!!!
4 Tress: Thanks for the history lesson. I am doing my research.
1)Nobody knows what happened thousand of years ago so saying that the "bad" "evil" romans conquered and kicked out the Jews is not historical accurate.
2) how do you know that she is one of the Jews that went into Africa???
3) the Italian DNA might come from merchants because the Mediterranean was full of merchants from all around the nations in the region.
4) the west Asian DNA is probably from the Arab rule. The ottoman empire was huge and it might be that they decided to explore further in Africa or a group of merchants went along the coast in Africa and arrived in Ghana or Nigeria. Honestly who knows what happened???
5)The roman were not the crulest and neither one of the crulest civilisation( ofc they did some bad stuff but not the crulest),There were many civilisation way brutual and cruel. The mongols destroyed europe and china and killed millions of people, The atzec imposed their dominace over the tribes in central america and did human sacrifce. The egizians used thousand or millions slaves to build pyramids ( btw they treated jews very bad and also as slaves).
So in conclusion we don't know what happened and giving the fault to the romans and calling them "one of the crulest civilation" is an exaggeration. It might be true what you said about the jews in west Africa but we can't go back in the past so there are millions of hypothesis.
Classic Ghanaian reaction to shocking news. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 I wonder how the neighbours felt with all the screaming 😂😂😂
The one with music is MyHeritageDNA.🤣😂🤣😂 those results were definitely Off. But it’s because their database of African Samples are not that much.
They do have a large African database, they and LivingDNA and FTDNA are the only companies that ship to Africa and Madagascar. It's just that they do not give a fuck about correcting their results according to the new incoming population reference. So it's better to go with FTDNA and LivingDNA.
Don't be surprised Nigeria is the home of every black person one way or the other. Just watching you shows that you have the Nigerian vibe 🇳🇬
😂😂😂😂😂😂 how did I miss this video, AshantiQueen? Fa wo Ghana Passport nu bra ñtem
😂😂😂😂😂 so the MyHeritage company is lying… How can a typical Ghanaian’s DNA result end up as Nigerian 😂 all they know is Nigeria because of its fame they don’t understand West Africa because we are too mixed
Shalom, perhaps you are unaware that we Israelites carry the E1B1A Gene. This Gene is the Israelites alone. Remember, Ghana and Nigeria are just named they tell us who the people are ethnically.
Nigerians are 60% of all people in west Africa 6 out of 10 persons from west Africa are Nigerians , during slave era the total tribes in Ghana are not even up to 200k
@@fesderi3933 please stop deceiving urself and educate urself about The Population of the entire West Africa and Most Affected Country during the Slavery era. Book no lie Omo nija 😂😂😅😀😀👹👹
Virtually every Ghanaian tribe can be found in Nigeria and every Nigerian tribe can be found in Ghana too
@@davidbenyahuda5190 We're not Israelites. If you think the slave masters book is what you believe in, good for you.
Ancestry DNA is not accurate, according to the people from African Ancestry, something to think about there, I believe the first result, not the second...
NOT DOING A DNA TEST, IT WILL GIVE ME AN IDENTITY CRISIS IF I AM NOT FROM WHERE I THINK I AM.
My sister, 80% of the Sierra Leone indigenous people are from the Yoruba tribe in Nigeria. Same as the Ewe people from Volta Region in Ghana are originally Yoruba tribes too. 60% Togolese, 65% Benin Republic are from the Yoruba tribe too. You are basically from the Yoruba tribe my sister, you are connected to all the regions where the Oduduwa Yoruba tribe got dispersed. Please understand that Ghana was not an ethnic, neither was Nigeria an ethnic group.
And maybe the colonialists must have done something to your great great greater grandmother during SLAVERY, who knows.
Watching someone’s reality fly out the window😭😭😭
Your personality is amazing btw
Foo Foo: I tell you. Thanks for the complement.
with respect to the first test, considering akan migration paths had nothing to do with kenya, i expected mali, guinea, ivory coast but spinning off into the east it nigeria and also kenya is a stretch makes me doubt these tests. the second test was right about ivory coast and ghana per akan migration route. i would believe it more if benin and togo had swapped with mali instead. 2% nigerian and 2% benin togo would make statistically sense and 48% mali, 48% ivory coast ghana is pretty fitting for an akan
And you also have to keep checking on it because it’s going to change more because they’re gonna have more people to compare to which ultimately gives you a more accurate result
it is the same place! The We know who the "somebody is who drew a line! " No secret, all of West Africa the same! The same people!
I totally agree.
Your ancestors were probably of Mende descendent that arrived from the senegambian region in west Africa, made their way through Liberia and Sierra Leone and down towards through Ivory Coast and ended up somewhere in Nigeria and back again in Ghana.
The Mende language was the first to split from the Niger Congo A language family, so it makes perfect sense that all west Africans are related somehow, but Ghanaians and Nigerians are more related to eachother then they are to a Senegalese as those countries are closer to eachother.
WOW I LOVE THIS
Nigeria didn’t exist until the British created 🙄. Benin Togo and south eastern Nigeria have high numbers of yoruba people . Black people please start reading on history.
So, according to myHeritage, Ghanaians are Nigerians. Your reaction has been the funniest reaction since I started watching these. I honestly did not think Africans were really taking the test. This is quite refreshing and I will be looking for more.
Tonesha: Yes ooo. The Africans are also taking the test. Thanks for watching and sorry for the late reply.
That’s not true.
Nigerians can also be Ghanaians. We Ghanaians are very old we migrated from around Tigris and Euphrates and around Egypt.
She acts like a Fante, Ghanaian.
@JJ-wv3wy but the none of her tribes is ga or ewe and therefore has no to slim nigerian links. all her tribes are under the umbrella akan ethnic group. and per migration lines should rather have more mali, ivory coast dna than nigeria or kenya
Before the colonization, there were more Nigerians and Sierra Leonians in Ghana. So don’t be surprised that we are all mixed 😂 I’m from western region, I haven’t done mine yet
Love this!😂😂😂😂 very Nigerian reaction!😁 you are hilarious! Please make more videos my sister!❤
I'm sorry you look so Nigerian to me when I saw you I didn't understand why you had on the other tribal cloth LOL it's going to be all right you're still beautiful you just Nigerian
The test has become a form of entertainment.
Abdul Eleshin: I completely agree.
Then why do they always come back accurate to everyone’s identity?
@@mikkiminach9539 They're not always accurate to everyone ancestry, they're really just guesses.
Ga tribes in Ghana,migrated from Nigeria,many tribes are from Nigeria,migrated to many Other africa country.
this is hilarious i can not stop laughing i think she lost her mind lol
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I’m a black woman in America and I am more African than you
I am 98% African
1% Native American
1% Philippians
I’m laughing like crazy here. Because no matter how much you speak Ghanian language - you are what you are 😀😂
😆 🤣 😂
At the beginning of the video, I said to myself that you look Nigerian, Infact my daughter looks almost like you facially
From day one I knew that that ancestry DNA is fake 😂😂😂😂
You're right.
Just because your family have ended up in Ghana does not mean that's where they are originally from. As you said the tribes were nomadic.
Suggestion for you...I tested DNA via 23andMe. Taíno Paternal Ancestry origins in The Bahamas. Maternal Haplogroup is L1b1a (Bantu Expansion & Austronesian admixtures). This is my Ancestry Composition:
~ Sub-Saharan African 77.6% (Broadly Sub-Saharan African 0.2%)
West African 60.0%
Nigerian 37.6% (Yorùbá identity via Caribbean descent)
Ghanaian, Liberian & Sierra Leonean 13.7%
Senegambian & Guinean 1.5% (Wolof identity via Louisiana Creole roots)
Broadly West African 7.2%
Congolese & Southern East African 17.4%
Angolan & Congolese 15.6%
Southern East African 0.6%
Broadly Congolese & Southern East African 1.2%
~ European 19.6% (Broadly European 0.2%)
Northwestern European 18.5%
Greater London, United Kingdom
+9 regions*
British & Irish 11.0%
French & German 4.5%
Scandinavian 0.4%
Broadly Northwestern European 2.6%
Southern European 0.9%
Italian 0.9%
~ East Asian & Native American 2.6%
Native American 2.0%
Chinese & Southeast Asian 0.6%
Filipino & Austronesian 0.3%
Indonesian, Thai, Khmer & Myanma 0.3%
~ Unassigned 0.2%
*Other United Kingdom regions are ranked in order by strongest evidence as follows:
2. Greater Manchester
3. West Midlands
4. Merseyside
5. West Yorkshire
6. Tyne and Wear
7. Belfast
8. Cheshire West and Chester
9. Essex
10. Glasgow City
This is my DNA results' genealogy presentation on UA-cam video link, ua-cam.com/video/gykKqv5Pt1w/v-deo.html
They should just put regions instead of countries. The countries are a stretch. You are West African.
Actually, it is quite possible for both to be "correct". For example Oyo empire once extended to some parts of present day Togo and Ghana. While the Ashanti conducted raids into as far as Dahomey. Add the slave raids to the mix. So, it would depend on how you pick your reference points. Modern genetics now admits that all humans alive today descended from about 8 individuals. We are all connected, depended on how far back you are willing to go.
I found the DNA group N, that appeared along with M, shortly after humans left Africa, in my mtDNA matches from MyTrueAncestry. That must've been from Mitochondrial Eve,our universal mother.
By looking at you're reaction I would think you are 99,9% Nigerian.
Is it possible that way back in history your ancestors moved from Nigeria to Ghana!?
My Heritage database is very small compared to Ancestry's database. I have taken both African Ancestry and Ancestry tests and on Ancestry it says Nigerian but I know my paternal is from Gabon and my maternal is from Cameroon. Ancestry's database will classify you as Nigerian as opposed to my results showing Cameroon or Gabon ancestry due to the number and area tested.
Cameroon and Nigeria actually used to be the same country on the English part.
take African ancestry they will give you 1 country and 1 tribe
As a Ghanaian and 100% Fanti and living here in U.S. I have always question the authenticity of this test and I thought about taking this test one time just to proof my point but now I guess I don't need to because you have proof that point for me. My sister it's all business.Thanks for sharing with us.
Ekow Daniels: My Fanti brother, I'm glad I've saved you the time and money. It's not worth it.
@@AshantiQueen Thank you sis.
It definitely is not worth it. Both my parents are from Ghana. Ghana did not show up in my results. I got 44.6% Nigerian, 42.9% Sierra Leone, 11.5% Kenyan and 1.3% English. Only one that sounds accurate is the English result as my mum confirmed her Great Grandfather was English.
Most Ghanaians from Accra/Gaa have common ancestry with Nigeria 🇳🇬. Igbo, Ife/Yoruba, Idoma, Igala, Isoko, Igodomigodo/Benin, Ishekiri, Ibibio, Ijaw, etc all have common ancestry rooted in Igbo root (Nigerian to African ancestry). We need to see and understand that "Nigeria" classification which I suspect is Igbo
Benin/Togo basically means Ewe who are linked to the Yoruba. All these group are of Hebrew/Jewish stock. African Ancestry is correct.
Hello my Naija sister😀😀😀😀
Update: I uploaded the raw DNA from AncestryDNA to Genomelink. Their Global Ancestry report showed two spots, in Nigeria and Kenya. My best guesses are Fulani and Rendille, 1% each.
I agree that everybody's connected on a deep level.
THESE ARE BOGUS TESTS. AM GHANAIAN GENETICIST...THESE TESTS ARE BOGUS AND UNRELIABLE. SUE THAT COMPANY.
This d.n.a things are not real forget it
I would love to see your results from 23 and Me and FTDNA as well to compare accuracy. This was very interesting! All the companies need more Africans to help with DNA data from African countries to make their estimates more accurate. Ancestry has been updating their regions for Africa more and more.
Do African ancestry
As my Great Grandfather used to say to my mother "we are all one big Minestrone soup". 👍 Which turned out true.
Your beautiful no matter. Surely as you said we are Nomaids.
You be 9ja babe. Been telling you this. Thanks to the heritage DNA.
ebi matarri: Nawa woman. That's why we get along so well.
I heard they shook people in Ghanaian when talking about DNA.
This video is great because your reaction is refreshing and sincere. I'm afraid to check my DNA now. 😂
I used to jump around a lot as a child. I wonder if I am related to the Massai. 😂
This is hilarious 😂 thanks for sharing
14:40 my goodness. Took a while but I found it.
I did African Ancestry. My lineage is Ashanti. I visited Kumasi and feel good about it! Coming again soon.
I'dia Bey: That's wonderful.I'm sure it felt good to connect with your people. I love Kumasi.
Akwaaba sister L'dia ❤️🤗
Welcome to the Motherland my sister 🇬🇭🇬🇭
Take African Ancenstry test for MDNA.
Ancestry missed your Asia and Italian side of it, sue them for your money, they can’t deny you your Italian heritage, we need free Pizza.
haaahaa
I live in the Bahamas and i am 98 precent west African, two precent Scottish
Let me kind of clear it up. AncestryDNA and MyHeritage, more so MyHeritage is a test more geared and marketed toward white people. Meaning they have more genetic samples,family history from Europe and British isles. Those two companies have different genetic databases. The information is analyzed different.
So for profit purposes(and maybe not being exclusive) they market them for everyone but both companies have just a base amount of DNA stock from certain countries. So it's kind of like a half truth in marketing them to everybody.
AfricanAncestry is what marketed to us in the West but( they try to tie up u into specific tribes which is wishful thinking) 23andMe is the most accurate and has the biggest database from African and black world.
Alphonso Morris: Thanks for sharing. I will take the AfricanAncestry DNA test if I get it for free.
23 and Me also gives you both paternal and maternal haplogroups.
@@AshantiQueen If you haven't got one gifted to you yet let me know.
Let the melanin POP! LMHO. Go ahead Miss.
that totally makes sense, and is completely possible, there is such thing as mixed Africans, both of my parents are from the Ivory Coast but my grandmother on my dad side tribe is AKAN so it is possible that I could have Ghanian percentage, and on my mom side her tribe is SENEFOU with mali decent, so my dna results could be a variety of west African percentage as well. and also a dash of European because of of course invasion colonisation in the old days. the beauty of being African and human,
love and blessings
Hi Ange Akan groups both live in Ghana and Ivory Coast so the Akan groups in Ivory Coast and Ghana are practically family until the colonizers put lines between us. Check out the story Abla Poku who left Ghana and moved to Ivory Coast they are now the Baole people who are Akan.