The Maragoli people are found in the western region of Kenya, in Vihiga County. They are believed to have originated from Alexandria, Egypt. Their forefather was called Muyeli. He had a son called Nabwege. They later migrated to Ethiopia, where Nabwege died.
After the death of Muyeli, Nabwege moved to Uganda with sons Andimi and Anyole. Nabwege died in Uganda. Andimi and Anyole later migrated from Uganda to Rusinga highland near lake Victoria. Andimi died in Rusinga. Andimi had two sons Mulogoli and Gusii. They both loved agriculture than fishing. Gusii moved to the Nyanza region(KISII) and Mulogoli moved to mungoma where he died.
Mulogoli was blessed with five children namely; Kavogi, Mkizungu, Mkilima, Mmavi, and Musali. The grandchildren of the Mulogoli were:
Kavogi Mwana and Mukana.
Mkizungu Avadamai, Avalielo, Avagisemba, Avakayele, Avadidi, Avakevembe, Avasaina, Avamulitu, Avagisunda, Avagina, Avasuva, Avavulu, Avasagala, Avagisindi, Avamoi, Avalusese, Avamagaga, Avamumbuni and Avamuholyo.
Mkilima Avagamuguya, Avamasingila, Avamaselo, Avasaki, Avamigangu and Avakuvela.
Mmavi Avalogovo, Avanondi, Avagonda, Avamutembe, Avamuku, Avagezele, Avasanga, Avasalia, Avamugeze, Avafunami, Avayonga, Avakivuta, Avang’ang’a, Avaguga, Awamunga, Avadindi, Avamenge, Avavamaga, Avatuli, Avamagambi, Avandega, Avamuli, Avamahero and Avamulwani.
Musali Avasweta, Avambaya, Avakoyani, Avamageza, Avambuzuzu, Avagusuhi, Avamugoye, Avagihango, Avisegese, Avamwelemi and Avagondoli
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