1. Acholi
2. Afar
3. Amhara
4. Antaisaka
5. Antalote
6. Baganda
7. Bagisu
8. Banda
9. Bantu
10. Basogo
11. Batobo
12. Baya
13. Betsimisaraka
14. Bunyoro
15. Cafre
16. Chaga
17. Chokwe
18. Efe (Pygmies)
19. Gogo
20. Goulaye
21. Gurage
22. Hutu
23. Iteso
24. Kaguru
25. Kalenjin
26. Kamba
27. Karamojong
28. Kikuyu
29. Kisii
30. Kunama
31. Langi
32. Lugbara
33. Luhya
34. Luo
35. M’Baka
36. Maasai
37. Makoa
38. Makua
39. Mandjia
40. Manyika
41. Massa
42. Mbaye
43. Mboum
44. Meru
45. Moundang
46. Moussei
47. Ngambaye
48. Oimatsaha
49. Oromo
50. Pare
51. Rwanda
52. Saho
53. Sakalava
54. Samburu
55. Sara
56. Sena
57. Shangaan
58. Shankella
59. Sidamo
60. Somali
61. Sukuma
62. Tigre
63. Tigrinya
64. Tsimihety
65. Tutsi
66. Twa (Pygmies)
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
50 75% 18 27% 20 30% 20 30% 20 30%
B % C % D % F % G %
16 24% 4 6% 6 9% 3 4% 16 24%
H % J % K % L % M %
11 16% 3 4% 17 25% 11 16% 25 37%
N % P % Q % R % S %
19 28% 1 1% 0 0% 14 21% 22 33%
T % V % W % X % Y %
19 28% 1 1% 3 4% 0 0% 10 15%
Z %
0 0%
Popularity of Use
75% A:
37% M, A:
33% S, M, A: Massa
30% I, O, U, S, M, A: Maasai,
28% T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Tutsi,
27% E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Moussei, Sena, Antalote, Iteso,
25% K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Makoa, Makua, Sukuma, Kisii, Kunama, Antaisaka,
24% B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: M’Baka, Mboum, Kamba, Bagisu, Bantu, Basogo, Batobo, Gogo,
21% R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Kaguru, Oromo, Samburu, Sara, Tigre, Meru, Betsimisaraka, Gurage,
16% L, H, R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Hutu, Shangaan, Shankella, Somali, Saho, Oimatsaha, Langi, Lugbara, Luo, Amhara,
15% Y, L, H, R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Tigrinya, Tsimihety, Mbaye, Ngambaye, Manyika, Kikuyu, Luhya, Goulaye, Baya, Bunyoro,
9% D, Y, L, H, R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Moundang, Sidamo, Baganda, Banda,
6% C, D, Y, L, H, R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Acholi, Chaga,
4% W, J, F, C, D, Y, L, H, R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Rwanda, Twa (Pygmies), Chokwe, Karamojong, Mandjia, Kalenjin, Efe (Pygmies), Afar, Cafre
1% V, P, W, J, F, C, D, Y, L, H, R, B, G, K, E, T, N, I, O, U, S, M, A: Pare, Sakalava,
0% Q, X
Conclusion: the Massa people are the oldest of the east African tribes predating even the Maasai. East Africa experiences a major tribal growth around 27% peaking during the 16%-15% period and then declining to a low at 6% fully literate. At 4% there is a sudden tribal growth spike (including the emergance of Pygmies Twa and Efe). By 1% fully literate the growth rate has again collapsed.
B. South African
1. Basarwa
2. Batswana
3. Bemba
4. Chewa
5. Chokwe
6. Kalanga
7. Kaonda
8. Kgalagadi
9. Khoikhoin (Hottentots)
10. Lomwe
11. Lozi
12. Luba
13. Luluwa
14. Lunda
15. Luvale
16. Lwalwa
17. Lwena
18. Ndebele
19. Ngonde
20. Ngoni
21. Nyanja
22. Pedi
23. Pende
24. Salampasu
25. San (Bushmen)
26. Sena
27. Shona
28. Sotho
29. Suku
30. Swazi
31. Tonga
32. Tsonga
33. Tswana
34. Tumbuko
35. Venda
36. Xhosa
37. Yaka
38. Yao
39. Zulu
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
26 66% 12 30% 6 15% 14 35% 7 17%
B % C % D % F % G %
6 15% 2 5% 8 20% 0 0% 6 15%
H % J % K % L % M %
6 15% 1 2% 8 20% 13 33% 3 7%
N % P % Q % R % S %
18 46% 3 7% 0 0% 1 2% 12 30%
T % V % W % X % Y %
6 15% 2 5% 10 25% 1 2% 3 7%
Z %
3 7%
Popularity of Use
66% A:
46% N, A:
35% O, N, A:
33% L, O, N, A:
30% S, E, L, O, N, A: Sena, San (Bushmen),
25% W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Lwalwa, Lwena,
20% D, K, W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Kaonda, Khoikhoin (Hottentots),
17% U, D, K, W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Luluwa, Lunda, Suku,
15% I, G, H, B, T, U, D, K, W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Tonga, Tsonga, Shona, Sotho, Tswana, Ndebele, Ngonde, Ngoni, Batswana, Kalanga, Luba, Kgalagadi,
7% Z, Y, P, M, I, G, H, B, T, U, D, K, W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Tumbuko, Yaka, Yao, Zulu, Swazi, Pedi, Pende, Salampasu, Bemba, Lomwe, Lozi,
5% V, C, Z, Y, P, M, I, G, H, B, T, U, D, K, W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Luvale, Venda, Chewa, Chokwe,
2% X, R, J, V, C, Z, Y, P, M, I, G, H, B, T, U, D, K, W, S, E, L, O, N, A: Nyanja, Xhosa, Basarwa,
0% Q, F
30% group
- Sena
- San
50% E: Sena,
Conclusion: at 30% fully literate the San (Bushmen) are the first people of South Africa followed closely by the Sena who are likely a break away population.
C. West African
1. Adja
2. Agni
3. Akan
4. Asante
5. Bafut
6. Bakongo
7. Bambara
8. Bantu
9. Baoule
10. Bapounou
11. Bariba
12. Bassa
13. Bateke
14. Bella
15. Beri Beri (Kanouri)
16. Bete
17. Bioko
18. Bobo
19. Bubi
20. Denkyira
21. Djerma
22. Eshira
23. Esu
24. Ewe
25. Fang
26. Fante
27. Fon
28. Fula
29. Fulani
30. Ga
31. Gbandi
32. Gio
33. Gola
34. Gourmantche
35. Grebo
36. Gurunsi
37. Hausa
38. Ibibio
39. Ibo (Igbo)
40. Idoma
41. Igala
42. Ijaw
43. Jola
44. Kabre
45. Kanuri
46. Kimbundu
47. Kirdi
48. Kissi
49. Kom
50. Kongo
51. Kpelle
52. Krahn
53. Kru
54. Kwahu
55. Lobi
56. Loma
57. Luba
58. M’Bochi
59. Malinke
60. Mande
61. Mandinka
62. Mangbetu-Azande
63. Mano
64. Maur
65. Mende
66. Mina
67. Mongo
68. Moshi-Dagomba
69. Mossi
70. Nzima
71. Ovimbundu
72. Peul
73. Pular
74. Sangha
75. Senoufou
76. Senufo
77. Serahuli
78. Serer
79. Solongo
80. Songhai
81. Soninke
82. Teke
83. Temne
84. Tiv
85. Toubou
86. Twi
87. Vai
88. Vili
89. Wolof
90. Woyo
91. Wum
92. Yombe
93. Yoruba
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
50 53% 29 31% 35 37% 34 36% 27 29%
B % C % D % F % G %
30 32% 2 2% 13 13% 9 9% 18 19%
H % J % K % L % M %
9 9% 3 3% 19 20% 18 19% 24 25%
N % P % Q % R % S %
35 37% 4 4% 0 0% 18 19% 17 18%
T % V % W % X % Y %
13 13% 4 4% 7 7% 0 0% 4 4%
Z %
2 2%
Popularity of Use
53% A:
37% N, I, A:
36% O, N, I, A:
32% B, O, N, I, A: Bobo, Ibibio, Ibo (Igbo)
31% E, B, O, N, I, A:
29% U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Bubi,
25% M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Mano, Mina,
20% K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Akan, Bioko, Kom,
19% G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Kru, Lobi, Loma, Luba, Malinke, Mongo, Igala, Kabre, Kongo, Ga, Gio, Baoule, Bariba, Beri Beri (Kanouri), Gola, Grebo, Bakongo, Bambara, Agni, Bella, Kanuri, Maur,
18% S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Mossi, Serer, Solongo, Soninke, Gurunsi, Kissi, Bassa, Esu,
13% D, T, S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Teke, Temne, Toubou, Mande, Mandinka, Mende, Kimbundu, Kirdi, Gbandi, Idoma, Bantu, Bete, Bateke, Asante
9% H, F, D, T, S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Sangha, Senoufou, Senufo, Serahuli, Songhai, Moshi-Dagomba, Hausa, Krahn, Eshira, Fang, Fante, Fon, Fula, Fulani, Bafut,
7% W, H, F, D, T, S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Twi, Wolof, Wum, Ewe, Kwahu,
4% V, Y, P, W, H, F, D, T, S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Yombe, Yoruba, Woyo, Vai, Vili, Tiv, Ovimbundu, Peul, Pular, Denkyira, Kpelle, Bapounou,
3% J, V, Y, P, W, H, F, D, T, S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Djerma, Ijaw, Jola, Adja,
2% Z, C, J, V, Y, P, W, H, F, D, T, S, G, L, R, K, M, U, E, B, O, N, I, A: Mangbetu-Azande, Nzima, M’Bochi, Gourmantche,
0% Q, X,
The 32% Group
- Bobo
- Ibibio
- Ibo (Igbo)
100% B, O: Bobo
66% I: Ibo, Ibibio
Conclusion: At 32% the First peoples of West Africa are the Bobo followed by Ibo and Ibibio. The first growth surge is 32% followed by a crash at 31%. A climb begins at 29% peaking at 19% fully literate. Before declining at 18%. A long recovery peak exists from 13%-9% before a decline at 7%. A surge at 4% before dropping off at 3% and leveling out by 2% fully literate.
D. All Major African Tribes
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
125 63% 58 29% 61 30% 68 34% 54 27%
B % C % D % F % G %
52 26% 8 4% 27 13% 12 6% 40 20%
H % J % K % L % M %
26 13% 7 3% 44 22% 42 21% 52 26%
N % P % Q % R % S %
71 35% 8 4% 0 0% 33 16% 50 25%
T % V % W % X % Y %
38 19% 7 3% 20 10% 1 <1% 17 8%
Z %
5 2%
Popularity of Use
63% A,
35% N, A:
34% O, N, A:
30% I, O, N, A:
29% E, I, O, N, A:
27% U, E, I, O, N, A:
26% M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Mano, Mina, Bemba, Mboum, Ibibio, Ibo (Igbo), Bubi, Bobo,
25% S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Moussei, San (Bushmen), Sena, Shona, Maasai, Massa, Bassa, Mossi, Esu,
22% K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Suku, Kamba, Kisii, Kunama, M’Baka, Kissi, Kom, Bioko, Akan, Soninke, Makoa, Makua, Sukuma,
21% L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Luo, Somali, Bella, Baoule, Lobi, Loma, Luba, Malinke, Luba, Ndebele,
20% G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Langi, Igala, Ga, Gio, Gola, Kongo, Mongo, Solongo, Ngoni, Kalanga, Bagisu, Basogo, Gogo, Gurage, Bakongo, Agni,
19% T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Sotho, Teke, Temne, Toubou, Bantu, Asante, Bateke, Bete, Tonga, Tsonga, Tumbuko, Antaisaka, Antalote, Batobo, Bantu, Iteso, Tutsi,
16% R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Tigre, Oromo, Samburu, Meru, Sara, Betsimisaraka, Kru, Kabre, Grebo, Gurunsi, Bariba, Beri Beri (Kanouri), Bambara, Kanuri, Serer, Maur, Kaguru, Lugbara,
13% H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Moundang, Amhara, Kaonda, Kgalagadi, Khoikhoin (Hottentots), Sangha, Serahuli, Mende, Mande, Mandinka, Krahn, Kimbundu, Kirdi, Idoma, Hausa, Gbandi, Eshira, Moshi-Dagomba, Songhai, Lunda, Ngonde, Baganda, Banda, Hutu, Oimatsaha, Saho, Shangaan, Shankella, Sidamo,
10% W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Twa (Pygmies), Rwanda, Tswana, Lomwe, Twi, Kwahu, Ewe, Wum, Basarwa, Batswana, Lwalwa, Lwena, Luluwa
8% Y, W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Tigrinya, Tsimihety, Mbaye, Ngambaye, Manyika, Luhya, Kikuyu, Bunyoro, Goulaye, Yaka, Yao, Baya, Yombe, Yoruba, Woyo, Denkyira, Nyanja,
6% F, Y, W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Wolof, Afar, Efe (Pygmies), Bafut, Fang, Fante, Fon, Fula, Fulani, Senoufou, Senufo,
4% P, C, F, Y, W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Salampasu, Cafre, Chaga, Chokwe, Pare, Pedi, Pende, Acholi, Chewa, Chokwe, Peul, Pular, Gourmantche, Bapounou, Kpelle, M’Bochi,
3% V, J, P, C, F, Y, W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Karamojong, Sakalava, Venda, Luvale, Nyanja, Vai, Vili, Ovimbundu, Ijaw, Jola, Tiv, Adja, Djerma, Mandjia, Kalenjin,
2% Z, V, J, P, C, F, Y, W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Mangbetu-Azande, Nzima, Lozi, Swazi, Zulu,
<1% X, Z, V, J, P, C, F, Y, W, H, D, R, T, G, L, K, S, M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A: Xhosa,
0% Q
The 26% group
- Mano
- Mina
- Bemba
- Mboum
- Ibibio
- Ibo (Igbo)
- Bubi
- Bobo
75% B:
62% O: Bobo
50% M, I: Ibibio, Ibo (Igbo)
37% A: Mano, Mina
25% N, U: Mboum, Bubi
12% E: Bemba
Conclusion: at 26% Bobo are the earliest African tribe followed quickly by Mano, Mina, Bemba, Mboum, Ibibio, Ibo (Igbo), and Bubi. This group is concentrated in West Africa. They migrate later into surrounding regions.
While the Massa and San (bushmen) are first in their regional groups, they occur at 25% after these first eight tribes as a whole have expanded from the initial Bobo tribe.
At 4% there is a growth in tribe numbers in east and west Africa (but not south) suggesting improved equatorial yields and population growth at this time.
Alphabet {M, B, U, E, I, O, N, A}
An Alphabet originating with the Ancestors of the Bobo spreads from West Africa to the East and South.
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