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Laeticia Kikonyogo

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Laeticia Eulalia Mary Mukasa Kikonyogo is a Ugandan judge. She is the Deputy Chief Justice of Uganda.[1] She is a justice of the Uganda Court of Appeal.[2] The court of Appeal also functions as the Constitutional Court of Uganda. Her first name is sometimes spelled as Leticia or as Letitia.

Overview

As Deputy Chief Justice of Uganda, Justice Kikonyogo is rated the 6th most powerful person in Ugandan public life. The six (6) most important public officials in Uganda are: [3]

  1. The President - Currently, Yoweri Museveni
  2. The Vice President - Currently, Edward Ssekandi
  3. The Speaker of Parliament - Currently, Rebecca Kadaga
  4. The Chief Justice - Currently, Benjamin Joseph Odoki
  5. The Deputy Speaker of Parliament - Currently, Jacob Oulanya
  6. The Deputy Chief Justice - Currently, Laeticia Kikonyogo

Education

She attended Trinity College Nabbingo for her high school education.[4]

See also

References

  1. ^ Kikonyogo is the Deputy Chief Justice of Uganda
  2. ^ Kikonyogo is A Member of the Uganda Court of Appeal
  3. ^ The 34 Most Powerful Ugandans
  4. ^ Laeticia Kikonyogo Attended Trinity College Nabbingo


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