Maka Jiba (died 1764) was the ruler of Bundu in West Africa between around 1720 and 1764.
Maka Jiba regained power in Bundu for his Sissibe clan in 1720 at the end of a protracted internal conflict.
Maka Jiba initiated an inconclusive war against the Bambuk town of Farabana in the Falémé River valley, with no definite result during his lifetime.
[1] Maka Jiba was the maternal cousin of Karamokho Alfa, who launched a successful jihad in Fouta Djallon.
Both men studied in Fugumba under the famous scholar Tierno Samba.