Yoruba Technology Historically Attributed To Europeans

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  • @hometeamhistory806
    @hometeamhistory806  Рік тому +33

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    • @beepboop204
      @beepboop204 Рік тому +1

      you do good work my man

    • @BlackrussiantvX
      @BlackrussiantvX Рік тому

      The Nupe also has an old tradition of glass making and apparently inherited it from Kemet.

    • @EPUEPUEPUEPU
      @EPUEPUEPUEPU Рік тому

      great video! Hey what about Africans being beast masters and Controlling the Megafauna of Africa?
      From the San hunting with Cheetas to Africans having Hyenas as pets, to Elephants used as war chariots to Maasi men stealing meat from Lions, to Capturing all types of animals which can be seen on Huy tomb painting, there is so much on this nobody has touched yet.

    • @stanleyharper1168
      @stanleyharper1168 Рік тому

      ​@@EPUEPUEPUEPUAll things of nature was utilized for the benefit of the people, all things.

    • @EPUEPUEPUEPU
      @EPUEPUEPUEPU Рік тому +1

      @@stanleyharper1168
      Yes I know it would be a great video topic on Africans and controlling the megafauna

  • @jaimesototv.
    @jaimesototv. Рік тому +152

    I am so fascinated with this channel and African history. I hope in a short time all material be available in Spanish language in order afrolatinos in Caribbean countries have the privilege to learn about this.

    • @godofthisshit
      @godofthisshit Рік тому +19

      That would be dope.

    • @jaimesototv.
      @jaimesototv. Рік тому

      @@godofthisshit I am committed to fight against eurocentrism in my country the Dominican republic,where afro descendants ignore the real history of africans and the contributions Africa made to western civilization.

    • @user-jv8kr4im1t
      @user-jv8kr4im1t Рік тому +3

      That would be awesome, maybe see if he needs a translator and make a connection If you can? 🤔 We are all just regular people giving our skills to the cause ✊🏾

    • @isaiahmwereru8833
      @isaiahmwereru8833 Рік тому +3

      💯💯

    • @rudynathan8852
      @rudynathan8852 Рік тому +5

      Good idea.... maybe also Portugese

  • @ShangoHeruGinen1791
    @ShangoHeruGinen1791 Рік тому +106

    The Yoruba civilization was more advanced than what we were once told. They were among the first to smelt iron. Ogun is the Yoruba deity of iron and technology.

    • @nomercynodragonforyou9688
      @nomercynodragonforyou9688 Рік тому +5

      That's right

    • @jhelm1712
      @jhelm1712 Рік тому +2

      I like how you said among the first because none of us are sure who did any of these activities first second or third , its just speculation , same as saying the first civilization were the Egyptians .. I think we need to keep that kind of mindset .

    • @jokoolone
      @jokoolone Рік тому +2

      If only we had developed steel and gunpowder/guns.

    • @SpriteIsSpicyWater
      @SpriteIsSpicyWater Рік тому +7

      @@jokoolone West Africa was using guns when europe showed up. It was the gatling gun that screwed them over.

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      ​@@SpriteIsSpicyWaterlol guns are a European invention, gun powder is Chinese. Learn history

  • @missjuneplum1
    @missjuneplum1 Рік тому +115

    It just goes to show that Black People need/should write/tell their own story/history.
    Thanks to your channel myself and my family are learning about our history.
    Yahweh bless you and your team 🙏🏼❤️

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Рік тому

      I don't get it though Persians were making glass 400bc

    • @mikecarlton9000
      @mikecarlton9000 Рік тому

      Yahweh is not African.

    • @missjuneplum1
      @missjuneplum1 Рік тому +1

      @@mikecarlton9000 did I said he was? LoL! I suppose you believe that he looks just like you 😂

  • @NaijaAmericana
    @NaijaAmericana Рік тому +304

    I work in healthcare and as a Yoruba man, I'm always shocked to see all these "new" meds and treatments in the West. Even music, dances, clothing. I'm always thinking this isn't new. May be new to you, but this is old for us. Worst of all is when the West takes our creations and discoveries and the markets it to the world and even back to us for a profit w/o admitting it was Africans who first discovered and or created it.

    • @user-jv8kr4im1t
      @user-jv8kr4im1t Рік тому +43

      If we were better about supporting each other as a diaspora and building institutions there would be better control over our resources and discoveries. We need to unite and learn from each other.

    • @KingBusola
      @KingBusola Рік тому +6

      All of this 🎯

    • @mrcead
      @mrcead Рік тому +32

      Exactly, like "grounding". I had a European woman tell me all about the benefits of having your bare feet touch the earth 🙄. Like, seriously? Every African child knows this but it became the greatest craze last year, kmt

    • @Kascie
      @Kascie Рік тому

      @@mrcead When "Black" people do something, we are called savages. When Yt copies us, they consider themselves trendy and often eventually try to claim to have invented it and/or profit off of it.

    • @justForMenu
      @justForMenu Рік тому +4

      Abi o .. tell me something new .:)

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +205

    West African civilizations are very impressive, when we remember how much of Europe's knowledge and culture were the result of Egyptian and Arab/Moorish contributions. As far as we're concerned these West African cultural inventions/tools were procured indigenously, which shows how resourceful and intelligent these people were.

    • @jensenanthony199
      @jensenanthony199 Рік тому

      The Way Than Native Europeans & Europeans Descendants Tried To Discredited Everything From A Black African Civilization It's Ridiculous! #IMSOPROUD

    • @turquoiselizzie6874
      @turquoiselizzie6874 Рік тому +7

      Very true

    • @cutime6712
      @cutime6712 Рік тому

      West Africa is poor

    • @nomaddiaries9790
      @nomaddiaries9790 Рік тому +22

      @@cutime6712 but rich in culture

    • @Lolup-j5m
      @Lolup-j5m Рік тому

      You have no civilisation slave are you're history is slavery by every races

  • @ojs5-c6o
    @ojs5-c6o Рік тому +37

    I don’t know if it’s due to my previous comment asking for it but you (or the team) are amazing for citing these sources and allowing me to learn further. Thanks a lot 🙏🏾

  • @jamescorvus6709
    @jamescorvus6709 Рік тому +64

    If more archeology is done in West Africa, we can find even MORE things Our Ancestors were capable of without outside influence. I still believe Our Ancestors South of the Sahara, developed Metallurgy INDEPENDENTLY from Egypt and North Africa and it didn't diffuse southwards from those places.

    • @sameldihno5926
      @sameldihno5926 Рік тому +18

      Those African artifact made of iron or bronze , simply tell us that metallurgy was not new to Africa. The West value them enough to steal them

    • @fromabove422
      @fromabove422 Рік тому +1

      Um the first boat in the word is from Nigeria. The nword area
      Nigeria is the most important black African country.

    • @jamescorvus6709
      @jamescorvus6709 Рік тому +1

      @@fromabove422You're talking about the Dufuna Canoe which is second oldest (FOUND) boat in the world, was found in Nigeria

    • @fromabove422
      @fromabove422 Рік тому

      @@jamescorvus6709 it's the first boat

    • @jamescorvus6709
      @jamescorvus6709 Рік тому +4

      @@fromabove422 go look it up. You're talking about the Dufuna Boat found in Nigeria. why do we say random stuff without telling ppl what we are talking about. you said the "oldest boat is in Nigeria" what boat? does it have a name? what do they call it? how old is it compared to the other? SIMPLE SH*T. We got to do better as a ppl, we TOO emotional when it comes to history.

  • @genuinediasporan6661
    @genuinediasporan6661 Рік тому +20

    Thank you for impacting knowledge. Watching from Rickmansworth,Herefordshire,England.❤️🇬🇧👍

  • @philiphunter4493
    @philiphunter4493 Рік тому +31

    Thank you for another moment of great history

  • @terrencefields4115
    @terrencefields4115 Рік тому +24

    Greetings brother I love your show it's so informative, inspirational and interesting please keep up the good work our communities need your unapologetically Black perspective and information you bring.

  • @osas5211
    @osas5211 Рік тому +47

    Man I wish they didn’t destroy our archives where we stored information in Benin city smh soo many knowledge was lost

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +10

      Yeah it's sad that the most well documented events in Benin's history are the ones that lead to it's own destruction.

    • @TheEviIOyo
      @TheEviIOyo Рік тому +17

      they aren't destroyed , they're in private collections in Europe and the Middle east

    • @KingBusola
      @KingBusola Рік тому +1

      They also destroyed them so we would continue to believe their lies and worship them and their self-proclaimed truths. Why do you think we have not created our own education system yet? Because they told us we didn't know or have any means of educating ourselves before they came which was a big fat lie. We had our education, industries, religions, and infrastructures before they came and destroyed everything and replaced it with their own.

    • @fromabove422
      @fromabove422 Рік тому +1

      ​@@thevisitor1012what events?

    • @nomercynodragonforyou9688
      @nomercynodragonforyou9688 Рік тому +3

      @@TheEviIOyo Some were destroyed, but many remain

  • @ietsdichterbijfer
    @ietsdichterbijfer Рік тому +12

    So informative again! Love

  • @sirmanni4534
    @sirmanni4534 Рік тому +6

    Sir you have the perfect voice for education. I never once felt bored while listening and learning. Keep scoring bruv.

  • @ajibadesheriff7133
    @ajibadesheriff7133 Рік тому +21

    This is true, I learned from our history that Ile ife was a trade hub for colorful and unique beads and people came from around the world to buy them especially as gifts to kings of distant lands

    • @graybeard9942
      @graybeard9942 Рік тому

      The Europeans discovered that glass beads were being used as currency when they began trading with the West Africans. They then used this knowledge to ramp up their glass bead production which they used to swindle West Africans of their GOLD and their PEOPLE for slavery. Same thing is being done today with printed paper now called currency. Weath is now displayed as a brief case full of printed paper.

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Рік тому

      Glass beads were made in mesopotamia 4000 years ago lol

    • @musicearthtoheaven8793
      @musicearthtoheaven8793 Рік тому +1

      I remember the Ooni of Ife years ago in a symposium mentioning the resources in Ile Ife and that even the jewels, including gold, he wears were all mined from Ile Ife.

    • @ajibadesheriff7133
      @ajibadesheriff7133 Рік тому +2

      @@musicearthtoheaven8793 the bronze heads of Ile ife was crafted with technology ahead of it's time

    • @musicearthtoheaven8793
      @musicearthtoheaven8793 Рік тому

      @Ajibade Sheriff true. Archaeologists have stated that.

  • @raymondarthur4190
    @raymondarthur4190 Рік тому +29

    Well i am Ghanaian and even till today we as Africans still make inventions

    • @jokoolone
      @jokoolone Рік тому

      I can’t wait until Africa’s brilliant minds and inventors along with the AU, conquer food security in Africa and drinking water security throughout the continent. You Keep the people fed, you keep them happy and productive. Then move on to building machines that build things. Things to take advantage of African natural resources, including sun and water. Machines to produce Value Added products in Agriculture, Green Energy, mining, and defense. Because all I’m hearing right now is that much of Africa will be recolonized in the 21st century. 😒 😡

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому +2

      Lol I seen the ghanian attemp to invent military tech

    • @karine-ela
      @karine-ela Рік тому

      Not Ghana tho

  • @osas5211
    @osas5211 Рік тому +40

    Bro they finesse each other’s inventions lol didn’t Edison try to steal Tesla inventions smh they do it to their own too

    • @beepboop204
      @beepboop204 Рік тому +19

      capitalism doesnt bring out the best in people

    • @prod.youngsensai
      @prod.youngsensai Рік тому +27

      The difference is we know that Edison stole inventions but most don't know about this

    • @silverroxy79
      @silverroxy79 Рік тому +15

      Refusing to acknowledge the work others did before you is theft

    • @ptolemeeselenion1542
      @ptolemeeselenion1542 Рік тому

      Edison stole Tesla's innovations, innovations whom he had himself admitted in his diaries to be based upon his prodigiously vast scientific insights upon esoteric traditions, hidden wisdom and ancient Egyptian mural fresques of contraptions and sacred architecture.
      When the layman was seeing art and technical innovations, Tesla was seeing machines and mechanics.

    • @ptolemeeselenion1542
      @ptolemeeselenion1542 Рік тому +2

      @@beepboop204 So does communism and socialism. Trust me.

  • @o-wolf
    @o-wolf Рік тому +22

    Colonizers had the audacity to invent a myth that queen of Sheba was a randomly occurring white woman running an African country.. (ancient Zimbabwe) all cause they couldn't wrap their minds around an African civilization creating a stone city far in advance of anything seen in europe at the presumed timescale.. (colonizers found ruins back in the 8rh century &estimated they were older than or atleast as old as early Egyptian Dynasties.. thus predating rome &british castle building)

    • @soda8736
      @soda8736 Рік тому +3

      The local people there didn't know who built it and thought aliens or demons built it. Though impressive , by the 11 century Europe already classic structures such as the coliseum , ancient Greece , and castles all throughout Europe. We need to stop this competition with Europeans and just appreciate African culture.

    • @o-wolf
      @o-wolf Рік тому +2

      @@soda8736 &who taught u that the locals didn't know who built it &thought it was made by aliens? lmao
      those ruins are around 6th century BC &older.. so yeh.. ain't no competition here.. facts don't care about your feelings or your colonised education/ways of thinking.

    • @soda8736
      @soda8736 Рік тому

      @@o-wolf according to an excerpt from the Guardian titled Great Zimbabwe : racism. It says Adding to the mystery, the indigenous people living around the site were said to believe it was the work of demons, or aliens, on account of its impressive size and the perfection of its workmanship.. now where is your source that says it was built in 6 bc?

    • @o-wolf
      @o-wolf Рік тому +2

      @@soda8736 "according to an excerpt from the guardian... 😴😴😴😴😔😴😴😴

    • @soda8736
      @soda8736 Рік тому +1

      @@o-wolf yes it's called a source , to show you I'm not just making stuff up

  • @stanleyharper1168
    @stanleyharper1168 Рік тому +6

    Love the home team history channel and I really enjoyed my time in Africa. Very beautiful there and the people where great as well. Keep up the great work home team!

  • @jefferyc.1148
    @jefferyc.1148 Рік тому +6

    Thank you I always was attracted to material science spiritual didn't know why until now. Now i got to school for it. Being a descend of Nigeria. Keep on making these videos.

  • @onseonthebeat
    @onseonthebeat Рік тому +9

    i love these videos. not surprised ile-ife is where this tech started; a lot of yoruba lore is centered around this place

    • @kayshawnsimmons5585
      @kayshawnsimmons5585 Рік тому

      Those Demons Steal and leech off everything Africa 👹🤛🏾

  • @THEONLYOBA
    @THEONLYOBA Рік тому +53

    Proud Yoruba Proud descendant of the Oyo empire.

    • @Galaxy-rj1kj
      @Galaxy-rj1kj Рік тому +2

      LMFAO I just saw women king.. I wouldn’t claim so much pride in such a savage behaving empire that sold its own ppl

    • @zerologic7912
      @zerologic7912 Рік тому +38

      @@Galaxy-rj1kj "an African empire is a bunch of savages because I watched a movie" isn't the own you think it is

    • @Galaxy-rj1kj
      @Galaxy-rj1kj Рік тому +2

      @@zerologic7912 yeah a movie based off reality

    • @Galaxy-rj1kj
      @Galaxy-rj1kj Рік тому

      @@zerologic7912 Any empire that willingly sold its people disgusts me

    • @THEONLYOBA
      @THEONLYOBA Рік тому +28

      @@Galaxy-rj1kj “sold its own people”.. yes my empire sold enemy tribes into slavery but idc cuz slavery was done all over the world I’m a mighty proud descendant of the oyo empire.

  • @chillitopo2420
    @chillitopo2420 Рік тому +19

    Yoruba is considered the most urbanised and dominant culture in Africa for a reason.

    • @fromabove422
      @fromabove422 Рік тому +2

      The closer you are to Europeans the more you destroy your foundation. Stop being impressed with Europeans trinkets

    • @yawos9024
      @yawos9024 Рік тому +2

      Yet, the British walked over you without a fight. The Yorubas of the past are not the Yorubas of today. You have lost it.

    • @mch7933
      @mch7933 Рік тому +14

      @@yawos9024 without a fight? So ignorant. Anglo-Ijebu war. Lagos-British war that ended in the bombardment of Lagos. Nana Olomu's resistance to the British. Egba uprising and the Adubi war was the only war of independence in Nigeria. Asides the Tiv, no other people were on the level of resistance to British rule as the Yoruba

    • @chillitopo2420
      @chillitopo2420 Рік тому +9

      @@yawos9024 you’ve let your ignorance to do the heavy lifting of your thought process & I can’t help you.

    • @chillitopo2420
      @chillitopo2420 Рік тому

      @@mch7933 you don’t have to educate that ignorant fool, he’s suffering from cognitive dissonance.

  • @I00OOooOO00I
    @I00OOooOO00I Рік тому +3

    Gonna mention this to my art professor. She helped organize an exhibition on glass and I think she would benefit from this info

  • @leemahon1
    @leemahon1 Рік тому +7

    Thank you. Well done

  • @tapiwachingwena9946
    @tapiwachingwena9946 Рік тому +2

    You do great work my brother

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +14

    I've heard an election is coming up in Nigeria, so maybe this video can inspire and help them return to greatness?

    • @dn30001
      @dn30001 Рік тому +11

      bro....christianity has a LOT of countrymen and women scared to bring up their original Yoruba culture

    • @Jeffilon28
      @Jeffilon28 Рік тому

      Yoruba is not Nigeria. Nigeria is a terrorist country.

    • @turquoiselizzie6874
      @turquoiselizzie6874 Рік тому +1

      ​@@dn30001 Unfortunately from what I've realised in Nigeria the top religion is Islam and those are the people whom are at the top(government)if Nigerians don't fight for themselves from the West and Middle East control,I don't really know what's going to be next same goes for the rest of our continent we really need to get rid of the systems from the west or they will never be change

  • @jensenanthony199
    @jensenanthony199 Рік тому +11

    This Channel Has Make Me More Proud Of Being African Black Descendant, The Way Home Team History Prove Than Native Black African Civilizations Were True Tough Before The Europeans Landing There ARE A TRULY WAY TO RESPECT NATIVE BLACK AFRICAN CIVILIZATIONS PERIOD!!!!!.........

  • @nomercynodragonforyou9688
    @nomercynodragonforyou9688 Рік тому +7

    Thanks for releasing this to the English speaking UA-cam audience. It is a great detail to be known!

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      Haha why? So the English speaking world can laugh at ur ignorance and poor attempt of copism

  • @blackumbrellagangent2926
    @blackumbrellagangent2926 Рік тому +3

    Since the Nubians descended from the Egyptians, the Ijebu, and by extension, all Yoruba customs, derived from the Egyptian as well. Many traditional Yorubas have always claimed Egypt as their place of original abode, and that their monarchical tradition derives from the Egyptians.

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому +1

      Hahaha. HISTORY SAYS NO

    • @Obalufon
      @Obalufon Рік тому +1

      @@joelhungerford8388 What history? The whites story, which has been proved to be all lies? Read and educate more!
      The real history is what almost all black Brazilians are into till date ie Yoruba cultures and religions!

  • @TonyfromTO
    @TonyfromTO Рік тому +4

    Africa is waay older than eurasia.
    It is no coincidence that the iberians used to travel to Africa first before having settled the americas.

    • @andyikeakor5451
      @andyikeakor5451 Рік тому

      The igbos

    • @TonyfromTO
      @TonyfromTO Рік тому

      @@andyikeakor5451 the igbos?

    • @andyikeakor5451
      @andyikeakor5451 Рік тому

      @@TonyfromTO yes

    • @TonyfromTO
      @TonyfromTO Рік тому

      @@andyikeakor5451 what of them? You have just stated the name of ethnicity but i dont know what point youre trying to make.

  • @thaliahall4599
    @thaliahall4599 Рік тому

    Thank you for this historical information and the sources at the end.

  • @aliukehinde3906
    @aliukehinde3906 Рік тому +12

    Proud yoruba

  • @grapeshot
    @grapeshot Рік тому +31

    Yeah it's about those of European descent must be always be seen as being perfect and any history that does not show them as being perfect they'll just scream and call it CRT.

    • @zerologic7912
      @zerologic7912 Рік тому +1

      The whole "controversy" surrounding CRT really got that "Jewish science" vibe to it

    • @beepboop204
      @beepboop204 Рік тому +1

      everyone loves teleology and pretending they are the "special people chosen by history". "black" and "white" are not monolithic, nor is "European" or "African". lazy people use their emotions to simplify things into "good and bad", or "black and white", its important that such pseudoscience and misinformation be called out

    • @zerologic7912
      @zerologic7912 Рік тому +11

      @@beepboop204 Western dualism is a blight on humanity, and interestingly the concept of race is actually less about black vs white and more about white vs non-white, which are both ever-shifting categories (Italians and Irish used to be considered non-white for example). Whiteness is always at the center and is always based on exclusion rather some kind of positively constructed identity. There's a reason why there isn't really such a thing as white culture (and when there is it's never actually tied to white identity)

    • @beepboop204
      @beepboop204 Рік тому +4

      @@zerologic7912 i do not disagree. both left and right fall prey to this sort of petty individual subjectivism/relativism. the "you are with us or with them" mentality, you cant be both because thats appropriation. i detest transcendental institutionalism, and thats the preferred metamethodology of ideologists worldwide. "dream up a perfect world, then lets organize the world in that perfect way". thats never worked, from Plato to present.

    • @mrcead
      @mrcead Рік тому

      @@zerologic7912 you are correct. We must understand that European duality is how their culture sees the world and not how the world is to be seen. I've lived in Europe and it's annoying that this push pull exists everywhere from politics to ice cream. There is no natural flow. If people say X the same amount will say y for no other reason than the first group said x first. Then it switches in the other direction and repeats. This nonsense is spreading to African and African descended people. There needs to be a devil for there to be angels, there needs to be angels for there to be a devil. It's irritating and seems to only serve as a time wasting exercise for whoever needs the distraction to do whatever they are doing in plain sight - but that's a conspiracy conversation for another time

  • @real.black.gentleman.2307
    @real.black.gentleman.2307 Рік тому +11

    Yoruba stand up!

  • @dn30001
    @dn30001 Рік тому +11

    Ase Ogun!

  • @bimbobabalola
    @bimbobabalola Рік тому +1

    Wonderful presentation!

  • @sharoneladavis2023
    @sharoneladavis2023 Рік тому

    Thank you SO MUCH for your research... I believe you call it as you see it with integrity. Keep going and I'll keep rewarding...🌞👍🏽🤗

  • @MikeslyMontague
    @MikeslyMontague Рік тому +5

    I recently read that east and southern Africa were trading stylish ostrich egg shell beads 50,000 years ago. Considering how everything was structured, some call it a social network, currency, or even a means of communication. I'm more inclined to believe the communication thing, considering how creative ancient Africans were in that department.

  • @KaiPhD
    @KaiPhD Рік тому +9

    Obrigada. 🙏🏾♥️

  • @ptolemeeselenion1542
    @ptolemeeselenion1542 Рік тому +4

    Nice video essay.

  • @penelopewilliamson145
    @penelopewilliamson145 Рік тому +5

    Thanks!

  • @dig2784
    @dig2784 Рік тому +15

    First🫡 shout out home team from the Gullah GEECHEE

  • @ngufanikojo6430
    @ngufanikojo6430 Рік тому +6

    I'm waiting for the day that proper archeological digs will be done in my part of Africa. i always say 'humans are humans. Africans were not stagnant while the rest of the world was developing. Humans developed language and writing independently or semi-independently for record keeping and communication, so I'm sure we have history written somewhere, buried somewhere. It would be nice to find out what our ancestors said and did.

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      Sorry but yes when you compare to Europe and Asia, your part of Africa was stagnant

    • @deamorebeaute2412
      @deamorebeaute2412 Рік тому

      You make absolutely no sense. Are you a historian or human paleontologist? What makes you an expert in the various different aspects of human culture? I bet you can't tell me how many African languages or tribes there are without using a lifeline or search engine. Come back to the conversation when your gene pool has seeded and gave birth to it's own human species.

  • @historyfellow3684
    @historyfellow3684 Рік тому

    Love what you do, bro.

  • @marca3259
    @marca3259 Рік тому

    I love the teaching. Thank you. Mk😊😊😊

  • @MrNTR1
    @MrNTR1 Рік тому +3

    The Krobo who are GaDangme mainly present day Ghana have made glass beads and weaved Kente for a very long time.

    • @Yoruba4U
      @Yoruba4U Рік тому +3

      They came from Ile Ife. They have many Yoruba ancestry.

    • @Obalufon
      @Obalufon Рік тому +2

      They're Yorubas family anyway!

    • @Niani23455
      @Niani23455 Рік тому +1

      Archaeological and linguistic projects have shown the Ga and Dangbe occupied Ghanaian lands for at least 2000 years circa the 1st century AD.
      Sources:"Africa from the Seventh to the Eleventh Century" and "a new look at the history of Ghana".

  • @jensenanthony199
    @jensenanthony199 Рік тому +5

    1 BILLIONS OF THANKS AFRICAN 🌍 BLACK BROTHA
    #AFRICANBLACKPOWER

  • @katiesdumbvideos5418
    @katiesdumbvideos5418 Рік тому +4

    I believe Africa is the first place people used “desert glass?” Basically, lightening strikes the dry desert and creates glass from the sand. Libya is especially known for it. That may have inspired them to synthesize it on their own long before Asians or Europeans showed up.

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      Picking up bits of trinitite glass off the ground is not special. All it takes is eyes and exquisite nature to want to pick up the shiny looking object

    • @Africafactsguy
      @Africafactsguy Рік тому

      ​@@joelhungerford8388You misunderstood what they said.
      They are only saying how Africans might have discovered glass making. That they might have been inspired to make glass from seeing how lightening creates it in the desert.
      They are not giving Africans praise for picking them up from the desert sand. They are just trying to explain how Africans could have on their own figured out how to make glass with necessarily being taught how to do it by people from outside the continent.

  • @LucyTosin
    @LucyTosin 10 днів тому

    My best friend once told me that when he traveled to south Africa, a zulu chief narrate to him of an oral history passed to him from his grandfather that a few thousand years ago some yoruba edoiod from the far western part of land built sea vessels and sail to the southern coast of africa carrying with them beads, iron and other va luable goods then traded with his ancestors and the zulu people
    He said he himself traveled to nigeria after it gets it independence to get more information from the yoruba people

  • @mymyhi9921
    @mymyhi9921 Рік тому +4

    Another great video hidden sources by a paywall

  • @ninsuhnrey
    @ninsuhnrey Рік тому

    I love your channel. 💜 But please, could you change the font you use for onscreen quotes so we can actually read them? Thank you.🙏🏿

  • @jonralph8843
    @jonralph8843 11 місяців тому

    Archeological digs are going on right now in Ilé Ifẹ̀ and so far interesting discoveries like ancient road pavements are being unearthed.

  • @fujalidemba9342
    @fujalidemba9342 Рік тому +1

    Great work

  • @Talessfromthemotherland
    @Talessfromthemotherland Рік тому

    There are probably more artifacts in Ile Ife held sacred by the Ooni. Africans in general do not believe in showcasing what they feel as sacroscant for profit or gain. This goes for Benin and other Kings as well. Love the video

  • @s.d4078
    @s.d4078 Рік тому

    Great video.

  • @Kikongolessons
    @Kikongolessons Рік тому +2

    Well done

  • @incognito96
    @incognito96 Рік тому +6

    God gave us the gift to create anything from nothing, but the others were taught to manipulate and lie.

  • @austinreese420
    @austinreese420 Рік тому +1

    Give Sudan a democracy

  • @ikengaspirit3063
    @ikengaspirit3063 Рік тому +1

    Seriously?. Recently?. I can't believe it is only recently, it seems something that's obvious to have been local, given glass beads everywhere in the region. Igbo Ukwu beats are found in Gao whose golden age is older than 11th century, by centuries.

  • @jhelm1712
    @jhelm1712 Рік тому

    Who knows what civilizations where once on this earth , We only have small pieces of what was truly here many years back , Its fascinating !! Egypt is a perfect example of one of many civilizations that was here ...

    • @lactusgalacto1174
      @lactusgalacto1174 Рік тому

      Many great civilization were destroyed in God's global flood where they were more advance than today's civilization than stand today.You can see the many ruins in the ocean, some off the coast of Cuba where pyramids were discovered in 1980's but are not mention today or talk about . many ruins still can be seen around the world but are mention by archeologist as tombs.one I will mention is Petra located in southern jourdan, if you can study is ruin you can conclude that primitive people with their Iron or copper tools could not have been built such structures with primitive tools.

  • @KingBusola
    @KingBusola Рік тому +6

    Love your channel and the information you are providing bro.. The pronunciations hurt tho... I am Yoruba, Nigerian, and African, if you need someone to teach you how to say some of these African words properly pls hit me up.😅 keep up the good work. Thank you.🙏🏾

  • @Shonbon17
    @Shonbon17 Рік тому +1

    not a hate comment but your mic is kind of making your s's a bit harsh. great vid!

  • @Iknowknow112
    @Iknowknow112 Рік тому

    Where can these productions be seen?

  • @jjbeanks7093
    @jjbeanks7093 Рік тому

    All the raw materials on the continent of Africa, of course we were material scientist!

  • @sanyaoludavid1232
    @sanyaoludavid1232 Рік тому +1

    Yoruba race free Africa free

  • @samsam6134
    @samsam6134 Рік тому +1

    You should research about teleporting, this according to history has been achieved by Yoruba people thousands of years in which modern scientists still scratching their head on how to achieve this feat. Watch them claim the it once they can figure it out.

  • @del2358
    @del2358 Рік тому

    The cities are still buried in every part of Africa.

  • @Laitalafraise
    @Laitalafraise Рік тому

    Oh My God! I knew about this!!

  • @caioalmeida4139
    @caioalmeida4139 Рік тому

    When the horse first arrived in West Africa?

  • @DistantLights
    @DistantLights Рік тому

    good video

  • @austinreese420
    @austinreese420 Рік тому

    What was going on in Sudan

  • @blazingkerosene3617
    @blazingkerosene3617 Рік тому

    AFRICA ❤

  • @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit
    @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit Рік тому

    "The final interpretation of Afrikan history (OURstory) is the responsibility of scholars of Afrikan descent"
    -John Henrik Clarke

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      Lol the word 'scholar' is a western word. If you want to be legitimate, you need to use the proper African term... witch doctor

    • @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit
      @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit Рік тому

      @@joelhungerford8388 😒 y'all get really tiring

    • @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit
      @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit Рік тому +2

      @@joelhungerford8388 the words witch or doctor are not found in any traditional Afrikan vernacular

    • @myjourney5753
      @myjourney5753 Рік тому

      ​@@Lieu_Tenant_Gambit of course not. He's just being aggravating. You gotta ignore the trolls

    • @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit
      @Lieu_Tenant_Gambit Рік тому

      @@myjourney5753 sometimes it's fun to tease back

  • @kelechinobi3085
    @kelechinobi3085 Рік тому +7

    Glass making in west Africa precedes Ife by a couple of centuries.
    Artifacts found by Thurstan Shaw at Igbo-Ukwu, and dated to the 9th century AD included glass beads.
    Good video though.

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Рік тому +2

      Persians were making glass 400bc

    • @97VIRTUESHEART
      @97VIRTUESHEART Рік тому +7

      @@skp8748 who cares?

    • @dablaccseaproductions5279
      @dablaccseaproductions5279 Рік тому +3

      @@skp8748 irrelevant

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Рік тому +2

      @@97VIRTUESHEART looool so making something in the 9th century or nearly 500years later is impressive 🤣🤣

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Рік тому +2

      @@dablaccseaproductions5279 very relevant

  • @Lkayyy366
    @Lkayyy366 Рік тому +1

    Pls do the North African Barbary pirates as I wanna be educated on the black pirates

    • @soda8736
      @soda8736 Рік тому +2

      They weren't black ..

  • @Rafael-zl7fh
    @Rafael-zl7fh Рік тому +1

    THE YORUBA POINT OF ORIGIN ON THE ISLAND OF JORBA, TUNISIA SHOULD BE ESCAVATED FOR HISTORICAL REASONS.

    • @Citadel-n4d
      @Citadel-n4d Рік тому

      How you know that’s there point of origin. Can you share a source?

  • @soda8736
    @soda8736 Рік тому +4

    There is nothing wrong with enjoying African culture , architecture, and civilization but we need to get out this constant competition with Europeans. Everyone has made contributions to history some civilization develop quicker or more advanced than others for many reasons but it doesn't make others less than..

  • @barringtonbrown7152
    @barringtonbrown7152 Рік тому

    "need to collect earrings"

  • @tirandaz7612
    @tirandaz7612 Рік тому

    You. really do not get it. After all this time

  • @thevisitor1012
    @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +9

    I've heard that the Yoruba and the Songhai claim a descent from Egypt, I know you've done videos on Egypt's connections to the rest of Africa in the past, but it would be interesting if you had a video dedicated to the evidence supporting the claims stated by members of these civilizations, similar to your black Hebrews video.

    • @brianvesta
      @brianvesta Рік тому +10

      There is very little evidence of ancient Egypt having any connection with West African....And the Hebrews had nothing to do with West Africa...

    • @mch7933
      @mch7933 Рік тому +9

      at one point every african group has been said to descend from Egypt. But West Africa wasn't empty when Ancient Egypt (Kemet) was around. The Yoruba have been in their current location for over 3 thousand years and have always been in west africa

    • @tobismart-cole2295
      @tobismart-cole2295 Рік тому +5

      History and archaeology show that the Yoruba's may have a connection with Egypt. Read 'History of the Yorubas' by Reverend Samuel Johnson, a Yoruba Anglican priest. The Yorubas weren't always in West Africa. That's a fact. They came from somewhere else. They're oral history says that and even the writings of a Fulani potentate say that.

    • @thevisitor1012
      @thevisitor1012 Рік тому +12

      @@brianvesta That's debatable, for example Rameses III's haplogroup predicted E1b1a, which is predominately found in West Africa. There was definitely contact between these groups at some point in time.

    • @ayo9703
      @ayo9703 Рік тому +9

      We are not from Egypt. We are indiginous to yorubaland in SW Nigeria. Please stop.

  • @odenthebankai358
    @odenthebankai358 Рік тому +2

    Side Note the Yoruba tribe came from asia just like the Khoisan

    • @akintundeoluwatobi5583
      @akintundeoluwatobi5583 Рік тому +4

      NO

    • @oluwatobiadegoke13
      @oluwatobiadegoke13 Рік тому

      Yes, it's said that we migrated from Saudi Arabia

    • @dablaccseaproductions5279
      @dablaccseaproductions5279 Рік тому +2

      Khoisan are indigenous to southern Africa and I believe the myth that the Yoruba came from the north of Africa over Asia.

    • @odenthebankai358
      @odenthebankai358 Рік тому

      @@dablaccseaproductions5279 the both came from asia… africa was discovered by the Khoisan who was travelers from asia . After the rise of zhou dynasty the melanin/ Melanesians people of Asia exhiled . Many traveled to the pacific oceans creating Oceania and some went to south India like persia / Yemen / Himalayas and africa .

    • @dablaccseaproductions5279
      @dablaccseaproductions5279 Рік тому +1

      @@odenthebankai358 bredda… the Khoisan people are one of the oldest living tribes in Africa, only second to the Twa. They didn’t travel from Asia, they simply have some of the phenotypes that we associate with modern East Asians but that doesn’t mean they’re from there. Imma need to see proof that the Khoisan and the blacks that were ruling China once upon a time are the same people. There definitely was a black presence in South, Southeast and even East Asia but you’re reaching a bit.

  • @barringtonbrown7152
    @barringtonbrown7152 Рік тому

    We to collect earrings from our intellectual capital.

  • @97VIRTUESHEART
    @97VIRTUESHEART Рік тому +2

    They said it was the middle East or white but will still say that below the Sahara that there was no passages, contact, movement or the distance was impossible. But will still say it was created by them, hw? make it make sense cause your math is not matching up. This whites, not all, they discredited theirselve in many ways in history. They should have stood in one lie with no loopholes.

    • @97VIRTUESHEART
      @97VIRTUESHEART Рік тому +2

      Well now, science has advance and it can trace things back to it original times.

    • @skp8748
      @skp8748 Рік тому

      ​@@97VIRTUESHEART glass was made in mesopotamia THOUSANDS of years... Ago this video is talking about the 11th century lol Chinese were making guns the Arabs were mapping the solar system

    • @97VIRTUESHEART
      @97VIRTUESHEART Рік тому +2

      @@skp8748 Not 11th centuries. Archeology said thousands of years way before Europeans started making glass. The archeology evidence of Ife is traced back to 4th centuries BC. Gun powder was discovered in 10-12centuries. I don't know why you compared an invention of 4th centuries to 10th centuries of different things. What is your purpose?

  • @antnam4406
    @antnam4406 Рік тому

    Yoruba gan gan 🙏🙏🙏

  • @musengaphiri4766
    @musengaphiri4766 Рік тому

    Look up to Greece if you want progress but Greece say I'm here because of Ethiopia..... Wooooooo

  • @thienta8304
    @thienta8304 Рік тому +1

    Nhờ ơn Chúa Thánh Thần nên trong năm 2016 ở Việt Nam giống Xuất hành chương 7 câu 14 đến chương 10 câu 29:
    Số 1: Nước biến thành máu: Cả 4 tỉnh miền Trung và thế giới từ 2016 đến 2023: Nước biến thành máu
    Số 2:Ếch: Cả nước
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    Số 5:Ôn dịch: Sốt xuất huyết, sốt rét
    Số 6:Ung nhọt: Bệnh Tay Chân Miệng
    Số 7:Mưa đá: ở Sapa và các vùng lân cận
    Số 8:Châu chấu: ở Lai Châu và thế giới từ 2016 đến 2023
    Số 9:Cảnh tăm tối: Đó là 21,22,23 tháng 12 khi trái đất ở xa nhất mặt trời thì Bắc cực sẽ có ba ngày ba đêm không nhìn thấy nhau
    Rồi một đêm tôi nằm mơ thấy những nấm mồ mầu trắng ở đó có hình Thánh Giá mầu trắng chung quanh là tím than. Rồi có tiếng hét: Chết hết cả rồi ! Tôi giật mình thức giấc:12 giờ đêm ở Mỹ (1 giờ đêm). Ở Việt Nam là 15 giờ cùng ngày
    Rồi một đêm khác tôi nằm mơ thấy hai con chim nhạn bị bắn chết. Tôi nghe nó nói: Nó là anh em sinh đôi. Tôi liền nghĩ là……. Và Tận thế
    Vậy….. rồi tận thế lúc 12 giờ đêm ở Mỹ (1 giờ đêm). Ở Việt Nam là 15 giờ cùng ngày
    UA-cam:” Những dòng sông nước chảy như máu từ thế giới 2016 đến 2023” và “Những đàn châu chấu từ thế giới 2016 đến 2023”
    Dịch bệnh, lủ lụt, các điềm lạ, động đất, hạn han….,
    Phản Kito là ĐGH
    Sắp tận thế lúc 15 giờ cùng ngày

  • @talantabdurashid3939
    @talantabdurashid3939 Рік тому +3

    South Americans crossed the ocean and landed on Africa in Yoruba area and they brought many technology as their ancestors have survived the world wide flood 12800 years ago. Group of people climbed up Andean mountains and survived from the flood and they have inherited pre-flood technologies and social organisation methods. Water way from Avatar 2 describes this story well. Therefore, true African name is Alke Bulan which is Sougth American language. Africa comes from Afroditha Roman pagan Goddess and given much more later.

    • @deadpoo4707
      @deadpoo4707 Рік тому +3

      Bullcrap no corporeal evidence of these claims

    • @nomercynodragonforyou9688
      @nomercynodragonforyou9688 Рік тому

      No

    • @emmanuelervin5035
      @emmanuelervin5035 Рік тому +2

      No they didn't

    • @deamorebeaute2412
      @deamorebeaute2412 Рік тому

      That's a load of bull crap. Roughly 6,000 modern human language trees can be traced back to one single African mother-tongue.

    • @deadpoo4707
      @deadpoo4707 Рік тому

      @@deamorebeaute2412 they be trying to gaslight black people, just because they sometimes that sounds like they know something, if fact check it, it's not a fact.

  • @111pp7
    @111pp7 Рік тому +2

    If this is true then why were they trading 50 slaves for a glass jar.. was these technology b4 or after capturing of their own ppl for the slave trade?.

  • @Burner-nf8ki
    @Burner-nf8ki Рік тому +2

    Every technology or discovery made by other than Europeans were always or in most cases fabricated to be a European initiative. The reason is most newspapers or public information was controlled by certain group of people. However it can also be said that many cultures or corners of the world had different ways of life this doesn't imply they are fabricated. It may also be said that modern information may or can also be fabricated. Every culture or ethnicity in the world evolved through whatever means was available regionally. This does not undermine or lower any region or culture. This implies different parts of the world had different ways of performing their day to day lives. Introduction of marketing, propaganda always created negative or undermined such standards by lowering them from other cultures by selling such propaganda. Many wealth was stolen from various empires or kingdoms by Europeans especially the British Empire for the sake of making the English Nobels richer by creating vacuum in such nations in the past. The Mandika Tribe or Mansa Musa was one suck king with an abundance of wealth.

    • @cameo1013
      @cameo1013 Рік тому +1

      Many European "inventions" were actually invented or discovered in other parts of world but attributed to said european researchers.

  • @kharldojo7137
    @kharldojo7137 Рік тому +1

    We should have a "The Big Bang Theory" type sitcom but instead glorifies African discoveries and achievements in their jokes instead of gloriefying the West like in the actual TBBT sitcom🤔

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      Big witch doctor theory? Where they have episodes talking about the power of eating human hearts or the mystical power of abino bones in soup? Haha

  • @realtaybae
    @realtaybae Рік тому

    Europa is Yoruba yoo row pah

  • @emmanuelbriggs5182
    @emmanuelbriggs5182 Рік тому +3

    ✊🏿❤️🖤💚

  • @matthewmann8969
    @matthewmann8969 Рік тому +1

    Goodssssssssssssssss

  • @NeoDon1
    @NeoDon1 Рік тому

    If they could steal humans and a whole country, why not this too?

  • @NaggaShaYah
    @NaggaShaYah Рік тому +2

    Do you really think the Yoruba were first to make glass. 😂😂😂

  • @ellidominusser1138
    @ellidominusser1138 Рік тому +4

    So this guy claims that glass was invented by the Yoruba people instead of the phoenicians? I'd like more proof.

    • @reginabronson3413
      @reginabronson3413 Рік тому +2

      Could it be possible that both the Phonecians and the Yoruba people had the capacity to invent and develop glass ?

    • @joelhungerford8388
      @joelhungerford8388 Рік тому

      ​@@reginabronson3413lol you cannot invent an object in more than 1 place.

  • @m3mn0nYT
    @m3mn0nYT Рік тому

  • @mr.spaceman7106
    @mr.spaceman7106 Рік тому

    1:30 Honestly you want a natural way to lower cholesterol and your risk of heart disease and diabetes go vegan. Yes, not everyone has access, but most people in America do. Apparently, African Americans are the highest collective of vegans in the States!

  • @history0231
    @history0231 Рік тому +2

    I must say I am a bit confused about this video. Are you implying that the "Yoruba" invented glass production without any sort of outside influence and essentially developed in a vacuum? I would also ask if you are implying with that title that the Europeans somehow "gave" this technology to the Yoruba people and we sort of attribute it "wrongly" to Europeans instead of acknowledging them for the feat?