This includes those left in the first OOA movement some 60 kya and later emigrants in the late Neolithic some 7 kya. The evidence included in the article is shared place names,linguistic,cultural,craniofacial and dna links.



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JAPANESE-NIGERIAN LANGUAGE MAPPINGS 1.1
JAPANESE

ºE

ºN

NIGERIAN
1
Azuma-san (mountain)
140-141
37-38
Zuma Rock , Niger State
2
Tobi-shima (island)
139-140
39-40
Tobi: Rivers State male name
3
Akō(town)
134-135
34-35
Akō: Yoruba, excessive pride
4
Akan(town)
144-145
43-44
Akandu: Ibo male name
5
Ibara(town)
133-134
34-35
Ibarapa, Oyo State
6
Minna-jima (island)
124-125
24-25
Minna, Niger State
7
Obirin University,Tokyo
Obirin: Yoruba, female
8
Iwaya(town)
135-136
34-35
Iwaya, Yaba, Lagos State
9
Ago(town)
136-137
34-35
Ago: Yoruba, time
10
Kure(town)
132.33
34.15
Akure, Ondo State
11
Aso-san(mountain)
130-132
32-34
Aso Rock, Abuja FCT
12
Iō-jima(island)
140-142
24-26
Iyō: Yoruba, salt
13
Wada(town)
140.0
35.0
Wada: Hausa name
14
Ibuki(town)
136-137
35-36
Buki: Yoruba female name

15
Sanjō(town)
135-140
35-40
Ōbasanjō: Yoruba male name
16
Ōi(town)
138-140
34-36
Ōyi: Ebira, sunlight
17
Ōkada
Ōkada, Edo State
18
Watanabe
Watanabe: Southern Borno State name
19
Kōbe(city)
134.41
135.1
Achakōbe: Isoko,Delta State name
20
Machida
Maccido: Fulani, Sokoto State name

Compiled by Onimisi Baiye onimisibaiye@yahoo.co.uk

JAPANESE-NIGERIAN LANGUAGE MAPPINGS 1.2
JAPANESE
ºE

ºN
NIGERIAN
1
Ayama(town)
136.16
34.76
Ayama!: Yoruba exclamation
2
Akechi(town)

137.32
35.30
Nkechi: Igbo female name
3
Anjō(town)
137.80
34.94
Anjōrin: Yoruba name
4
Fuji-san(mountain in Tokyo)
Fuji: a Yoruba music
5
Haruna(town)
Haruna-san(mountain)
Haruna: Hausa male name
6
Chikage
Chika: Igbo name
7
Chi-Chi
Chi-Chi: Igbo name
8
Toki(town)
137.16

35.30

Toki Hotel, Port-Harcourt, Rivers State
9
Izu(peninsula)

138-140

34-36
Izu: Igbo word
10

Saitama(district)

138-140

36-38
Maitama, Abuja
11

Zen(Japanese Buddhism)
Izen: Ebira, here
12
Kata(karate martial arts
sequence)

Kata: Ebira, strength
13
Miko
Emiko: Itsekiri name
14
Kanno
Kano State
15 Ogi Ogi: Yoruba, fermented corn
16

Zaki(town)
135-140
35-40
Zaki-Biam, Benue State
17
Edo(former name of Tokyo)
Edo State
18
Sango(town)
135.70
34.32
Sango-Otta, Ogun State
19
Ebetsu(town)
140-145
40-45
Egbesu: shrine in Bayelsa State

20
Shinkawa(town)
136.94

35.80

Shinkafi: Hausa name
Compiled by Onimisi Baiye onimisibaiye@yahoo.co.uk
JAPANESE – NIGERIAN LANGUAGE MAPPINGS 1.3
JAPANESE
ºE
ºN

NIGERIAN
1
Shōgun(medieval supreme warlod)
Sẹgun pron. ‘shegun’:

Yoruba, to win a battle

2
Jimmu(first emperor,660B.C.)
Jimoh: Yoruba, friday
3
Sambo
Sambo: Northern male name
4
Ishii
Ishi, Calabar, Cross-River
5

Kishi
Kẹshi, Yoruba male name
6
Ago(town)

136-137
34-35

Ago: Yoruba, time
7
Yashika
Yashi, Katsina State
8
Koma
Koma, Taraba State

9
Zuru
Zuru, Kebbi State
10

Abashiri(town)

144.3

44.0
Aba, Abia State
11
Obira(town)

141.6

44.0

Ebira, Kogi State
12
Tosa(town)

133.5

33.5

Tosan: Yoruba female name
13

Izena-jima(island)
128.0

26.8

Izenan: Ebira, over here

Also Japanese contains similarities with many African languages including Somali.

JAPANESE SOMALI (Northern Dailect/Somaliland)

Wakarimasu/Wakarta/Wagaranai Wagartay/Magaranay

-I understand/understood!/I don't understand - Understood! I don't understand

Hai - YES (affirmative) - Haye - Yes (affirmative)

* Niin - People/Men - Niin - Men
* YO - slang added at end of sentences - YO - slang added at end of sentences

ex. Wagaranai yo (I don't understand!) - Magaranai yo ( I don't understand!)

http://karanjazplace..com/2012/09/the-secret-histories-of-black-people_22.html

While Hong Kong uni found that the oldest Chinese dialect,Mianchi uses an unmistakable Niger Congo tonal system.

The degrees of African-ness and Chinese-ness are evaluated, and African-style features arefound to be lurking throughout the Qiangic family. Similarities of word structure and wordlength between African and Qiangic languages are held responsible for the similarities.....

A close inspection of the tone system of the Mianchi dialectof Southern Qiang (SQ) shows that its tone system behaves more like a prototypical Africanlanguage than it does like Chinese, even though the tone system arose under heavy influence.

http://karanjazplace..com/2012/09/the-secret-histories-of-black-people_22.html

Jamtavanta,we were everywhere,not just Europe!

Original Black Chinese

(Research the Black Chinese dynasty Xia Shang Zhou BC time period)

Omo see fine chicks (first pic)

iterator25: Omo see fine chicks (first pic)

those people are really enjoying: NO STRESS!
No accumulation of wealth, not afraid of armed robber
no seeking electoral office in 2015!

I've learnt Asians evolved from blacks but the contrast is too sharp. Lols @ the similarity in terms, some people get time sha.