 Two years later in 1879 the Catholic White Fathers missionaries also arrived, first settling at the present day village of Kitebi near Lubaga but would subsequently be allocated Lubaga Hill.The arrival of these two missionary groups laid the ground for the religious wars of 1888 to 1892 between their new converts and forced the missionaries from Britain to then lobby for the British government to take over Buganda/Uganda as a protectorate.In 1890 Frederick Lugard, an agent of the Imperial British East Africa Company, arrived in Buganda during the reign of Ssekabaka Mwanga II with whom he signed a treaty of protection by the British government over Buganda, and the Kibuga (capital) was at Mengo Hill.