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He lived a comfortable life until he had a troubling dream about a devastating drought that caused many animals to perish. Concerned by the dream, Igodhoobe convened a meeting of all the farm inhabitants to discuss the impending crisis. The animals and birds listened attentively to their king's concerns. In response to the king's dream, the hen and the duck proposed a solution: each animal and bird should contribute food to be stored in the king's granary. This idea was met with widespread agreement. Igodhoobe, as king, established a strict rule: anyone failing to bring food to his store would be apprehended with ropes and brought before him. The narrative then shifts to the end of Igodhoobe's reign, as the farm animals and birds gathered to elect a new leader, ultimately choosing the cat to be their next king. The book's copyright is held by Uganda Community Libraries Association (UgCLA) for the text and African Storybook Initiative for the artwork, with usage rights allowing for commercial use, adaptation, and distribution, provided the original credits are maintained.","Goat, the false king  \nWriter: Alice Nakasango Illustration: Marleen Visser Translated By: Cornelius Gulere  \nEnglish Story Book  \nGoat, the false king  \nWriter: Alice Nakasango Illustration: Marleen Visser Translated By: Cornelius Gulere  \nEnglish  \nGoat, the false king  \nWriter: Alice Nakasango  \nIllustration: Marleen Visser  \nTranslated By: Cornelius Gulere  \nCopyright © 2015, Text: Uganda Community Libraries Association (UgCLA) Artwork: African Storybook Initiative  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nOnce upon a time, there was a goat called Igodhoobe.  \nIgodhoobe the goat was the king of farm animals and birds. He lived a good life. One day, Igodhoobe the goat called all the animals and birds to a meeting.  \n“My friends, I have called you because I had adream,” said Igodhoobe the king.  \nAll the animals and birds kept quiet. They listened to their king carefully.  \n“I dreamed that there was no food or water left in the land. Many of our relatives died!”said Igodhoobe the king.  \nWhen the animals and the birds heard the dream, they were worried.“What shall we do?” asked the cat.  \nThe hen and the duck had an idea. They said,“Let each one of us bring food and put it in the king’s store.”  \nAll the animals agreed with this idea.  \nIgodhoobe the king made a rule. He said,“Get ropes. Tie up anyone who does not bring food to my store. 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