Iteso

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Iteso
Total population
2,782,239 Uganda and 417,670 Kenya
Regions with significant populations
Eastern Uganda, Western Kenya
Languages
Ateso, English
Religion
Christianity, African Traditional Religion
Related ethnic groups
Other Ateker peoples, other Nilotic peoples

The Iteso are a Nilotic ethnic group in Eastern Uganda and Western Kenya. The language they speak is Ateso. A man is called Etesot and a woman is called Atesot.

Notable People[change | change source]

  1. Anita Annet Among, Current Speaker of Parliament of Uganda
  2. Charles Odere, Ugandan Lawyer and Businessman
  3. Christine Apolot, Ugandan Politician
  4. Enoch Olinga, Notable Member of the Baha'i
  5. Fixon Okonye Akonya, First Internal Auditor General, Government of Uganda, Chief of the Ikinomu Clan
  6. Jeje Odongo, Current Minister of Foreign Affairs
  7. Jessica Alupo, Current Vice President of the Republic of Uganda
  8. John Bosco Ikojo, Ugandan Politician
  9. John Odiri Ogund Omagino, Executive Director, Uganda Heart Institute
  10. Josephine Okui Ossiya, Chief Executive, Uganda Capital Markets Authority
  11. Kevin Ojinga Kaala, Ugandan Politician
  12. Michael Atingi-Ego, Deputy Governor, Bank of Uganda
  13. Mike Mukula, Ugandan Politician
  14. Musa Francis Ecweru, State Minister for Works and Transport
  15. Nixon Kitimoi, Ugandan-Kenyan Investment Manager
  16. Olubayi Olubayi, Board Member of Kiwimbi Organisation
  17. Patricia Adongo Ojangole, Chief Executive Officer, Uganda Development Bank
  18. Patricia Apolot, Ugandan Professional Martial Artist
  19. Patrick Ocailap, Deputy Secretary to the Treasury, Government of Uganda
  20. Peter Elwelu, Current Ugandan Deputy Chief of Defence Forces
  21. Proscovia Alengot Oromait, Ugandan Politician
  22. Shaban Opolot, Ugandan Military Officer
  23. Silas Aogon, Ugandan Politician
  24. Sospeter Ojaamong, Kenyan Politician