One apocryphal myth supposes that Lake Wamala derives its name from a King Wamala, the last monarch of the Bachwezi dynasty and that King Wamala disappeared into the lake at a site near Lubajja fishing village called Nakyegalika and his spirit resides in the lake.
According to this legend King Wamala disappeared into Lake Wamala at a site near Lubajja fishing village called Nakyegalika and his spirit resides in the lake. One apocryphal myth supposes that Lake Wamala derives its name from King "Wamala", the last monarch of the Bachwezi dynasty.
One apocryphal myth supposes that Lake Wamala derives its name from King "Wamala", the last monarch of the Bachwezi dynasty. According to this legend King Wamala disappeared into Lake Wamala at a site near Lubajja fishing village called Nakyegalika and his spirit resides in the lake.
One apocryphal myth supposes that Lake Wamala derives its name from King "Wamala", the last monarch of the Bachwezi dynasty. According to this legend King Wamala disappeared into Lake Wamala at a site near Lubajja fishing village called Nakyegalika and his spirit resides in the lake.