CHAPTER 25
BUTAMBOGWE
Kaima was the son of Kibwika, who was the son of Kibubuli Kifunvu, the son of Kitaka, who was the son of Kintu, who came to Busoga from the east.
Kifunvu was the father of Kibwika, Ibulabato, Mambala, Igombe, Kalikolaki, Kigoma, Muluwe, Igulu and many others. While Kibwika was at Bukonge, he had many children, among whom were Kaima and Kaluba.
Kaima had his own lands in Bunya, at Bukonge, which was given to him by his father, Kibwika. He fought and lost a battle against Luba at
Bukonge. After his defeat, Kaima sought refuge in Nambavu, Ntumba’s country. Ntumba was of the Mpindi clan and had been Kintu’s follower. Kaima behaved very cunningly and became very popular as a result. He was such a faithful worker that when he assumed the chieftainship at the death of Ntumba no one opposed him. He thus terminated the rule of members of the Mpindi clan.
It is worth noting the following;
1. Kaima had the following sons: - Igodi, Kibugo, Wakasaja, Kitampiga and Budanda. Kaima died and was buried at Buyodi, which name was derived from Igodi.
2. Igodi succeeded his father Kaima and has nothing to remember him by.
3. Kibugo succeeded his brother Igodi and has nothing to remember him by.
4. Nampala succeeded his father Kibugo and has othing to remember him by.
5. Mpango succeded his father Nampala and has nothing o remember him by.
6. Luwalira succeeded his father Mpango and has nothing to remember him by.
7. Nyago succeeded his father Luwalalira and has nothing to remember him by.
8. Tukube succeeded his brother Nyago and has nothing to remember him by.
9. Nkwewembye succeeded his father Tukube and has nothing to remember him by.
10. Kyebambe succeeded his father Nkwewembye and has nothing toraiember him by.
11. Daudi Gaghole succeeded his grandfather Kyebambe.
Kaima himself belonged to the Njaza clan. His lineage ruled Butambogwe until the time of D. Gaghole who was dismissed in 1933 and was replaced by a member of another clan.