Why the surprise? Abraham married his half-sister, Sarah. Genesis 20:12. We are all descendants of Abraham.

Oyinbo pipo that will start boinking before they even bother to ask where their partners come from. Have no fear Dj Cuppy, no one in my family tree has big bress. When we meet, just relass and lemme help u check ur 'twin towers' for lumps!

potent5:
I am investigating Obi Cubana's lineage; who knows, we might be related by blood.

Bag guy [color=#990000][/color]

Am rapidly active.....

potent5:
I am investigating Obi Cubana's lineage; who knows, we might be related by blood.

Also investigate bobrisky.

Are we not all related from Adam and Eve?
Why is our DNA even different?

I see bobrisky,kemi and femi as a distance cousin..

Have they fuvvvkked

Pidginboss:
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They are Indians and thus native to the lands the. The whites who are Europeans as are the migrants

The Amerindians you speak about barely account for 1% of the population. Many white and black Americans have native American heritage such as Tiger Woods and Tina Turner.

CalabarPikin:
Reason I don't wish to marry from my state.....that's if at all I see reasons to

nonsense reason

We're all related

Shock as in ?
All of us for Nigeria relate make una no suffer una brain

Englandboy:
I know it from a white couple

They are Native Americans, it says so in the article, they are not white.

ArchiLimited:
Sometimes people just like digging for things that aren't necessary. Then when they now find what they're looking for, they start suffering from self inflicted depression. Which one is second great grand aunt. Some of our parents that married from the same village, if they decide to dig back some generations, there's no how they won't find a connection somewhere. But some things aren't just necessary

You dey mind the DNA generations? In my home town where their population isn't more than 200k, we always love to marry from our town in those days. In fact, if an elderly man or woman asked...where did you marry from? What he/she's expecting you say is, from an xyz town. The gesture would be so alluring. But tell them you're married from the neighbouring town. You might not receive warm embrace for saying that. My question is...what made up that 200k population? Where did they come from since they intermarry in same town of such a small population? There's no way their DNA wouldn't match. Oyinbos just dey sell anything to us wey no even favour dem. Na who DNA epp gan?

maxwelloweezy:
Research

Yes, that is an American for you!
Scientific Research took them to the Moon by the order of a fiery President J F Kennedy ' don't think of what your Country can do for you but what you can do for your Country'
Here some people are still talking of Ruga! in 21st Century!
Trackless Train is now the norm- in South Korea and even China.But why are they building trackless in China but not in Nigeria!
na whao!

Bluntemperor:


Yes, that is an American for you!
Scientific Research took them to the Moon by the order of a fiery President J F Kennedy ' don't think of what your Country can do for you but what you can do for your Country'
Here some people are still talking of Ruga! in 21st Century!
Trackless Train is now the norm- in South Korea and even China.But why are they building trackless in China but not in Nigeria!
na whao!

When last did you visit China,
if at all you've been there b4 ? They still build rail tracks for their trains

If you stay close to nature, you are healthier.

Me I am related to who now......mtcheeww

candidbabe:
Divorce straight!!!!!!

Iffa nokia head,
hw u techno?

[quote author=grandstar post=109190216]Shocking.

Lol
Same here
Both parents from Ondo town
So they probably must be a connection somewhere somewhere ...

[quote author=RiskyJoint95 post=109195413][/quote]

I am very sure there is!

A woman was left horrified after learning she's actually related to her husband. [/b]

The woman has been married to her husband for about a year and the couple share a child together.

So when she discovered her partner was part Native American, she thought she'd do some digging.

She did some research and looked into his family tree, before discovering the pair were in fact related.

After going back just a short way, she saw her maiden name on the list, so compared his family tree with her own.

That's when she found out her great grandmother was his great grand aunt.

Taking to Reddit, she said: "I did some genealogy research on my husband's maternal side of the family.

"I find his great-great-grandfather who is officially Seminole Indian.

"We are excited at this point because we find that his grandmother was also born in Oklahoma on Seminole territory.

"Well, I decide to go back a lil further and I become alarmed when I find my mother's maiden surname down the line.

"I look into it further and find that they were born on Chickasaw territory in Oklahoma."

She added: "At this point, my adrenaline kicks in and I immediately jump back to my mother's family tree.

"And there I found her. The woman that connects us. My second great-grandmother, and my husband third great grand aunt.

"The first thing I thought of was my mother-in-law saying 'I feel like she's a part of me' when we first met. Funny how that works.

"No going back now. We're married and we have a daughter together. It really is a small world."

After sharing her story online, many flooded to the comments section to discuss the situation.

One said: "It's fine, don't flip out over it.

"People tend to generally stay in one geographic area, lots of people all around you are distantly related somehow. Can't avoid it."

Another thought the discovery was quite cool.

They added: "I can see why it might disturb you at first. But your kid will have quite an interesting ancestry of being two tribes."

While a third wrote: "My husband and I did this too but found out I'm distantly related to his best friend."

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/real-life/woman-discovers-shes-related-husband-25886303[/quote] If you search enough for something, you must see something.

Eriokanmi:
When last did you visit China,
if at all you've been there b4 ? They still build rail tracks for their trains

An article I read criticized heavily the newly built railway system in China. Ordinary trains would have bee' adequate for many journeys. Also freight trains that carry go 1han these bullet trains that focus on human passengers alone.

They forget that all that glitters is not gold. Also, bullet train on most Chinese routes are unprofitable. It has been a massive sinkhole.

ogbiwa:
A woman was left horrified after learning she's actually related to her husband.

The woman has been married to her husband for about a year and the couple share a child together.

So when she discovered her partner was part Native American, she thought she'd do some digging.

She did some research and looked into his family tree, before discovering the pair were in fact related.

After going back just a short way, she saw her maiden name on the list, so compared his family tree with her own.

That's when she found out her great grandmother was his great grand aunt.

Taking to Reddit, she said: "I did some genealogy research on my husband's maternal side of the family.

"I find his great-great-grandfather who is officially Seminole Indian.

"We are excited at this point because we find that his grandmother was also born in Oklahoma on Seminole territory.

"Well, I decide to go back a lil further and I become alarmed when I find my mother's maiden surname down the line.

"I look into it further and find that they were born on Chickasaw territory in Oklahoma."

She added: "At this point, my adrenaline kicks in and I immediately jump back to my mother's family tree.

"And there I found her. The woman that connects us. My second great-grandmother, and my husband third great grand aunt.

"The first thing I thought of was my mother-in-law saying 'I feel like she's a part of me' when we first met. Funny how that works.

"No going back now. We're married and we have a daughter together. It really is a small world."

After sharing her story online, many flooded to the comments section to discuss the situation.

One said: "It's fine, don't flip out over it.

"People tend to generally stay in one geographic area, lots of people all around you are distantly related somehow. Can't avoid it."

Another thought the discovery was quite cool.

They added: "I can see why it might disturb you at first. But your kid will have quite an interesting ancestry of being two tribes."

While a third wrote: "My husband and I did this too but found out I'm distantly related to his best friend."

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/real-life/woman-discovers-shes-related-husband-25886303

I was also shocked to find out after more than four decades of friendship that my friend and confidant, a gallant officer who died in service six years ago was my third generation cousin.

It was tragic to hear and fathom.

My consolation was it was nice knowing him in person and proud to be associated with him.

These things happen.

ogbiwa:
A woman was left horrified after learning she's actually related to her husband.

The woman has been married to her husband for about a year and the couple share a child together.

So when she discovered her partner was part Native American, she thought she'd do some digging.

She did some research and looked into his family tree, before discovering the pair were in fact related.

After going back just a short way, she saw her maiden name on the list, so compared his family tree with her own.

That's when she found out her great grandmother was his great grand aunt.

Taking to Reddit, she said: "I did some genealogy research on my husband's maternal side of the family.

"I find his great-great-grandfather who is officially Seminole Indian.

"We are excited at this point because we find that his grandmother was also born in Oklahoma on Seminole territory.

"Well, I decide to go back a lil further and I become alarmed when I find my mother's maiden surname down the line.

"I look into it further and find that they were born on Chickasaw territory in Oklahoma."

She added: "At this point, my adrenaline kicks in and I immediately jump back to my mother's family tree.

"And there I found her. The woman that connects us. My second great-grandmother, and my husband third great grand aunt.

"The first thing I thought of was my mother-in-law saying 'I feel like she's a part of me' when we first met. Funny how that works.

"No going back now. We're married and we have a daughter together. It really is a small world."

After sharing her story online, many flooded to the comments section to discuss the situation.

One said: "It's fine, don't flip out over it.

"People tend to generally stay in one geographic area, lots of people all around you are distantly related somehow. Can't avoid it."

Another thought the discovery was quite cool.

They added: "I can see why it might disturb you at first. But your kid will have quite an interesting ancestry of being two tribes."

While a third wrote: "My husband and I did this too but found out I'm distantly related to his best friend."

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/real-life/woman-discovers-shes-related-husband-25886303

Its just a warning note to BLACKS about marriage. If you think marriage is marrying not your own blood then una brain never form lol.. blacks be doing incest till they cease to exist but using marriage to forgive it lololololol

akdjr:
If truly we are all descendents of Adam and eve, then how come we are having different DNA?

during fertilization the egg and sperm mix randomly

A Dna is very long ,there are millions of blocks (forgot the name ) in a single dna

Relative/family are confirmed by matching thousands of your block with the other persons

Vinnie2000:


U go fit agree to become him GateMan?

It's too early in the year to exhibit Wickedness

CamusMidas:

Also investigate bobrisky.

Behave

millionboi:
nonsense reason

Okay, thanks

That's for the white, come to African Nigeria precisely u for do cleansings by providing a male mosquito, female tortoise, great grand antelope who is a great great grand ant toan elephant
U will even be asked to live in the forest for 3 market days and so many others