Same as Jamaica/ Brazil
The tribes in this thread and more were targeted. That whole west coast
No,this isn't true.
More Igbo slaves went to the Carribbean. Barbados was heavily settled by Igbo slaves. Many Yoruba slaves went to Cuba. They still speak Yoruba there. I met a Cuban who was a Babalowo in the Santeria religion and was working towards becoming fluent in Yoruba.
I think most Yoruba in the Caribbean were brought there after the collapse of the Oyo Empire, the rise of Dahomey and the violence which erupted in the wake of the jihad of Usman dan Fodio.
No,this isn't true.
Not just through the slave trade.......
What do you mean? The slave trade was the means of how the vast majority of African peoples came to the Americas.
Disrespect folks that have done their lineage trace brehs..Majority of African americans can trace their roots back to Southeastern Nigeria breh...
Lol,Disrespect folks that have done their lineage trace brehs..Majority of African americans can trace their roots back to Southeastern Nigeria breh...
Lol,
This statement is literally not true.
The thing is, unless we have records of the ships and direct routes, we will never know for sure. I've seen so many people claim this and that in the net, only to leave others so confused because they may have heard something similar but in a different way. Now with that out of the way, from the documents I have, it provided me with direct ports in west Africa and dates (along with "slaves" on board and gender) To when they arrived on my parents island. Whether people want to believe it or not, there's always been a small indigenous population of us here.