Maragoli Tribe (Luhya)
The Maragoli, or Logoli (Ava-Logooli), are the second largest tribe of the 6 million-strong Luhya nation in Kenya, after the Bukusu. The dialect they speak is called Llogoli, Urulogoli, or Maragoli.
Maragoli also refers to the area that the Maragoli tribe settled and occupied. Maragoli clans include the Va-Gonda, Va-Mavi, Va-Sachi, Va-Saniaga, Va-Vulughi, "Va-Ndega","Va-sari", "Va-ng'ang'a" Va-Yonga. (The prefix Va- refers to people, and is sometimes written Ba-, Ava-, or Aba-.)
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