CHAPTER 17
NGUDIRIRE OF THE NJAZA CLAN (BUBAMBALA)
Ngudirire Ibulabato had a considerably long lineage which was established in the country of Bubambala. He had many children, some of whom were Isinda, Ibulabato II, Kaluba I, Nambalagala and Mukwaya. All these were sons. The daughters were not numbered. After the death of Ngundirire Ibulabato, he was buried at Kavule and was succeeded by his son Nanyima. Ngundirire belonged to the Njaza clan.
The lineage of Ngudirire:-
1. Ibulaato was succeeded by his son Nanyima.
2. Nanyima was succeeded by his son Ejiruma, who lived in his father’s mbuga.
3. Ejiruma was succeeded by his son Ejaya I.
4. Ejaya I was succeeded by his son Ngundirire II.
5. Ngundirire II was succeeded by his brother Kaluba I.
6. Kaluba I was succeeded by his brother Isinda.
7. Isinda was succeeded by his son Ejaya II.
8. Ejaya II was succeeded by his son Mbwala.
9. Mbwala was succeeded by his son Mpindo II.
10. Mpindo was succeeded by his son Kaluba II.
11. Kaluba II was succeeded by his grandson Wakitega.
12. Wakitega was succeed by his son Nandigobe.
13. Nandigobe (killed by Baganda) was succeeded by his son Mukwaya Iralu.
14. Mukwaya Iralu was succeeded by his son Katabi, who moved his mbuga to Bukwongo.
15. Katabi was succeeded by his son Kawongo.
16. Kawongo was succeeded by his son Walugoma.
17. Walugoma was succeeded by his son Ganatwaga.
18. Ganatwaga was succeeded by his son Kisiwa.
19. Kisiwa was succeeded by his son Kisambira.
20. Kisambira wa succeeded by his son Kaluba II.
21. Kaluba III was succeeded by his son Wanjuki.
22. Wanjuki was succeeded by his on Magumba.
23. Magumba was still living at the date of writing this book.