YelloweWest:
The truth is a lot of African Americans feel a deep sense of being lost in this world.

DNA is helping to breech that gap.

deedy111:
NIGERIA IS NO HOME, YOUR ANCESTORS WHERE SHIPPED AGAINST THIER WILL, NOWADAYS WE PAY TO BE SHIPED THERE UNDER DEADLY CIRCUMSTANCES, I GUESS YOUR ANCESTORS AREN'T REGRETTING, BUT IF YOU DO COME BACK, YOU WILL DEFINITELY REGRET

123papas:
so all the yoruba people should return to Mecca since their ancestor is from Saudi Arabia?? Indeed, lets all return to Garden of Eden

dabeto:
When a man is tire of living and want to commit suicide
I advise you go for deliverance and stay put.

ChilledPill:
Odogwu Ibu onye isi for remembering your root and not also forgetting your beautiful cultural attire.....


But Biko don't try to stay too long in the zoo to avoid stories ooooo...


Greettings to every hustling Igbo men and women all over the world ka chukwu gozie anyi ma tinye ndi iro anyi na confusion.... iseeee

taguafuo:

That is Nigeria failing to provide the most basic things for it's citizen. You wonder why people want Biafra

taguafuo:
I encounter a lot of people who have DNA traced their root to Igboland and I teach them about the culture and tradition. I also tell them Igboland is not secure at the moment, but we will secure it in time for our people to come home and pay homage.

Our lost sons and daughters who were uprooted from their homeland due to slave trade could be worth over ten trillion dollars to the Igbo economy.

SLIDEwaxie:
and with roots, it makes u prosper abi?

Homeboiy:
That is the exact reason I will trace my ancestors back to Senegal


I no sure say I be pure Nigerian

mazimee:
See as him dey Happy, if only he knew those of us over here wish disappear from here and appear somewhere in Europe or America

Guyman02:
Nwanne you are highly welcome to Umuopara, Umuahia your ancestral land.
Igbo land will get better, the only problem is that other Nigerians are afraid of the Igbo man controlling his destiny. But we shall get there, Operation python dance can only kill our people in flesh but not the Igbo spirit

jpphilips:


Which root? What do you know about igbo tradition?
not all slaves were forcefully abducted, some parents sold their stubborn kids, some sold because of poverty, some were sold because they became christians, some committed heinous crimes punitively sold, so what is his root supposed to say? the best he can get is an "Oru" tag another discrimination tag of igbos, he is excited in yankee very soon reality will dawn on him.

dabeto:
When a man is tire of living and want to commit suicide
I advise you go for deliverance and stay put.

efighter:
His village people has finally gotten him. Come home and lets see how many months your Oyinbo wife will spend in darkness, heat, bad roads, no water, no light before she runs back to Oyinbo land that is if your kidnapping brothers do not kidnap you from airport.

delishpot:
Be safe when you enter Naija o. Else na ya obituary to follow next. Some bad Naija peeps no dey take ear hear Dollar dem go kidnapp or even kill you.

PrettyCrystal:
An African American man from Abia state has said that he's visiting Nigeria next year 2018 after being based in the United States all his life. David Love who is a US citizen, said his ancestors were captured/shipped to America for slavery and worked on a plantation so that he might return to his homeland one day as his relatives have provided him with traditional attire for him to dress like an Igbo man in the US.

Below is what he shared on Facebook;

I am African American but my ancestor was captured and shipped to North America for enslavement. It was here that my ancestor survived on a slave plantation in Virginia so that I might one day return to my homeland. I am descended from the Igbos of Umuahia and my clan is within Umuopara.

My DNA has been connected my distant cousin Obie Uwadineke who is from Umunwanwa. Mazi Ikem C. Eronini has provided me with the clothing so that I can dress as an Igbo man. I am returning 2018 to visit.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2017/11/i-coming-back-home-says-nigerian-man-based-us-life-photos.html

YelloweWest:
The truth is a lot of African Americans feel a deep sense of being lost in this world.

DNA is helping to breech that gap.