Is Y Haplo E prominent in Western Africa?

[Adamastor]

Yeah, it's a black haplogroup.

[MysteriousWays]

E, broadly, is decently common throughout Africa I think, among Bantu populations.

[MiloshN]

Yeah, it's a black haplogroup.

not as A or B, E is half/half, black, brown and white

[Illyrius]

not as A or B, E is half/half, black, brown and white

Milosh is right.
I wonder what did the original R1b V88 dudes look like

[Daos777]

E, broadly, is decently common throughout Africa I think, among Bantu populations.

It’s also found at very high levels within Akan speaking peoples.

“According to a Y-DNA study by Wood et al. (2005), indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana carry 61% E1b1a.[48][nb 1] Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana also belong to paternal lineages: 2.2% E1a and.[48] Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1% E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup which is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1% carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.[48]”

It’s crazy because E is not the haplo that stayed in Africa like A, it back migrated to Africa and then cucked all the A males. I wonder what the original E people even looked like. They couldn’t have been niggas