CHAPTER 27
KALUBA OF NJAZA CLAN
Kaluba of the Njaza clan was the son of Kabwika who was the son of Kifunvu, Kibubuli, son of Kitaka, son of Kintu.
While Kibwika was at Bukonge, where he ruled over the lands given to him by his father Kibubuli, including some islands, he had a son named Kaluba. Kaluba was born on a small island known as Buyanzi - one of the Buvuma Islands. When Kaluba grew up, his father gave him lands on the mainland which became known as Buluba, after their ruler, Kaluba. Kaluba came to his lands in a boat accompanied by one called Muyobo, who had been appointed as emissary who was to hand over the lands to Kaluba. They landed at a place known as Namagera and after the presentation of the lands, which were practically uninhabited, Kaluba started cultivation.
It is worth noting the following;
1. He had a son named Mugulu-gwanzu, who succeeded him. Kaluba was buried at Kakira-Kambuzi.
2. Mugulu-gwanzu, the successor, had a son called Mumira, who succeeded him.
3. After succeeding his father, Mumira had two sons, Idondo and Wakikinala.
4. Idondo Kaluba succeeded his father, Mumira.
5. Wakikinala Kaluba succeeded his brother Idondo Kaluba
6. Bitege succeeded his father Wakikinala
7. Kiigira succeeded his father Bitege
8. Kitubi succeeded his father Kiigira
9. Wangadia succeeded his father Kitubi.
Wangadia was a brave man and he stayed most of his time in Buganda with the Kabaka. He took part in many battles fought by Baganda outside their Kingdom. He lived until the time of Mutesa of Buganda.
10. Alindaki succeeded his father Wangadia 11. Galuwombo succeeded his father Alindaki.
Then the country was attacked by sleeping-sickness which took a heavy toll, and the survivors sought refuge in other countries.