Cultural Heritage of Kkobe Clan

Discover the nine traditional divisions of the Kkobe Clan and the sacred royal lineage that has guided our people for centuries

Nine Cultural Heritage

The nine traditional divisions that form the foundation of the Kkobe Clan structure, each with its unique location and cultural significance.

1. Namukangula

of Bbongole, Mawokota

The first and most prominent division, located in the historic region of Bbongole within Mawokota county.

2. Lwabiriza

of Katoolingo, Busiro

A significant division in Busiro county, known for its cultural preservation and traditional practices.

3. Kawuma

of Wassozi, Mawokota

Located in the hills of Wassozi, this division maintains strong connections to ancestral traditions.

4. Kakinda

of Jjalamba, Mawokota

A division known for its strategic location and historical importance in clan governance.

5. Kabengwa

of Bulumbu, Busiro

Situated in Busiro county, this division plays a crucial role in cultural ceremonies.

6. Kaseenya

of Buseenya, Butambala

The only division in Butambala county, representing the clan's reach across regions.

7. Wanda

of Misindye, Mawokota

A division known for its vibrant community and active participation in clan activities.

8. Busuulwa

of Nkozi, Mawokota

Located in Nkozi, this division has historical significance in clan leadership.

9. Kayiwa

of Buyiwa, Mawokota

The final traditional division, completing the sacred nine that govern clan structure.

Royal Lineage

The royal lineage (also called "Olulangira") led by Omutaka Kyana at Ttiribogo, originating from Buzimwa in Mawokota. This is the lineage from which the Nnamwama leaders emerge.

Royal Leadership

The royal lineage is headed by Omutaka Kyana at Ttiribogo and traces its origins to Buzimwa in Mawokota county. This sacred lineage produces the Nnamwama leaders who guide the entire clan.

  • Direct line to Nnamwama succession
  • 17 Mituba (royal divisions)
  • Sacred ceremonial responsibilities

Emirangira Structure

The 17 Mituba (royal divisions) form the backbone of the royal lineage, each with specific roles and territories across multiple counties in the Buganda Kingdom.

17

Mituba

5

Counties

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Royal Line
1. Bukaba
of Kawaala
2. Kavavagalo
of Kayabwe, Mawokota
3. Kiragga
of Katuuso, Mawokota
4. Kitemagwa
of Magala, Mawokota
5. Magajja
of Magala, Mawokota
6. Muwakanya
of Magala, Mawokota
7. Nabbumba
of Magala, Mawokota
8. Nakatanza
of Vvumba, Mawokota
9. Nalugunju
of Teketwe, Mawokota
10. Namateeka
of Nkana Magya, Mawokota
11. Nankolazzibi
of Kiwumu, Busiro
12. Nkweyambye
of Mbizzinnya, Mawokota
13. Ntaate
of Kiboga
14. Ssebitere
of Maggya, Mawokota
15. Ssebuliba
of Lubanja, Singo
16. Ssekkonge
of Butamba, Mawokota
17. Ssemombwe
of Kisaliza, Busujju

Geographic Distribution

The Kkobe Clan divisions span across multiple counties in the Buganda Kingdom, showing the extensive reach and influence of our heritage.

County Distribution

Mawokota 19 Divisions
Busiro 3 Divisions
Butambala 1 Division
Singo 1 Division
Busujju 1 Division
Kiboga 1 Division

Structure Overview

9

Traditional Divisions

17

Royal Mituba
Note: The royal lineage (Olunyiriri lw'Akasolya) operates as a special division that would traditionally be considered the 10th Ssiga, but maintains its distinct royal status.
  • Direct connection to Nnamwama leadership
  • Comprehensive clan representation
  • Strategic geographic distribution