About Cecilia Oba Tito
Lived 1974 – 2014 (aged 39–40). Cecilia Oba Tito was a politician.
Cecilia Oba Tito was the first woman mayor of Yei in South Sudan. Elected in 2013, Oba was killed in a homicide on 9 November 2014.
Early life In 1974, Oba was born in Morsak Village, Yei, as a member of the Kakwa tribe. From 1981 to 1987, Oba attended Kagelu Primary School. From 1987 to 1991, she attended Yei Girl's Secondary School, but she relocated to Uganda due to war, attending Nyangilia Secondary School in West Nile. After graduation in 1994, Oba did a Social Development course for one year at the Nsameji National Institute.
Career Oba served as Central Equatoria state's minister for cabinet affairs.
Death Oba and her office manager Emmanuel Lemi were murdered on 9 November 2014 in Jebel, at the age of 40. On 14 November, four people were arrested in connection with the double homicide. The government stated in November 2015 that investigation was ongoing.
Beliefs Oba was a Christian. She supported education rights for women.
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Who was Cecilia Oba Tito?
mayor from South Sudan
When was Cecilia Oba Tito born?
Cecilia Oba Tito was born in 1974 in Yei.
When did Cecilia Oba Tito die?
Cecilia Oba Tito died on 9 November 2014 in South Sudan.
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Cecilia Oba Tito was a politician.
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Cecilia Oba Tito's recorded nationality: South Sudan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Cecilia Oba Tito. https://biography.guide/cecilia-oba-tito/
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