MUGOYA DIHFAHSIH

Mugoya Dihfahsih is a Ugandan by birth and a Mugishu by tribe, Born on Monday 15th October 1990 to the late Namakola Simon who died in June 2000 and Gamisya Mariam in Bumuddu B village, Buwalasi Sub-county Sironko district found in Eastern Uganda. After two months on 26th December 1990,he was baptized at Saint John Church found in Bumuddu B, his father gave him the name Akhab in attribution to his(dihfahsih) paternal grand-father(Akhab Wagima) who was at that time a police man who died in 2012 at age of 92 and his mother also gave him a name Difas in as a remembrance of dihfahsih's maternal grandfather(Difas Wambedde) who had just passed away the previous year(1989). Dihfahsih Mugoya is a second born after his sister Namono Winnie Claudia(first-born) born on 31st December 1988, Mugoya Dickson(Third-born) born on 1st November 1992, Mugoya Denis(Forth-born) born on 4th August 1994 and late Makongo Ekisofeli born in 1996 who died in 1998. Dihfahsih started school at the age

Mugoya Clan is one of the great clans that make up the tribe of Bagisu in Eastern Uganda. The people that form this clan are called Bamugoya that came from the four sons of Mugoya and these are; 1. Muleme 2. Wabusimba 3. Wandidi 4. Wafane Their origin is in Bumuddu A and Bumuddu B in Buwalasi Subcounty Budadiri West Sironko District Uganda East Africa Read More about this clan by clicking here About Mugoya Clan

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