You are obsessed with dismissing the Minority land claims.
You have made many claims of your own, but not yet supplied any DNA data at all on the Eyle. At various times you have said they were Bantu, Bantu mixed with ****, and now a Maroon mix of Cushite, Bantu and Hunter-Gatherer. If these folks are a mix as you say, then one or two haplotype samples is not going to give you a clear picture, even assuming you have these.
Furthermore, if you had read the asrchaeological material I supplied, you would be aware the ancient burials on Buur Heybe date to 12,910-11,000 BP, well before T1a and E-V32 arrived. Also, the distinctive Eyle pottery is found at mid-Holocene levels, proceeding continuously to the present. The Eyle have oral traditions of an early kingdom that defeated the invading Jidle, Maadanle and Ajuran; and at one time they were a powerful ally of the Geledi. You are denigrating a significant portion of Somali history.
If the Eyle are a quarter to a half Bantu, and the claimed Cushite component is unknown, the Hunter-gatherer component could still be up to three-quarters.
You need to reevaluate your claims.