A Ugandan philanthropist dedicated to alleviating human suffering and promoting community wellbeing Dr. Steven Erick Keddi Zuluba has been nominated for the prestigious World Humanitarian Icon Award. The nomination places this remarkable individual alongside global icons like Warren Buffett, Oprah Winfrey, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kier Starmer, UK Prime Minister, highlighting his exceptional contribution to humanitarian causes.
Dr. Zuluba’s tireless work has touched countless lives across the globe. From providing crucial medical aid in underserved communities to spearheading innovative educational programs, his impact is deeply felt in numerous regions.
The nomination for the World Humanitarian Icon Award is a significant testament to Dr. Zuluba’s unwavering dedication. It underscores his exceptional contributions and places Uganda’s philanthropic efforts firmly on the global stage.
Zuluba expressing his gratitude and thoughts on the nomination said, “I am humbled and deeply honored by this nomination. It is a testament to the power of collective action and the importance of working together to create a better future.”
Dr. Zuluba joins a select group of nominees including powerful voices and well-known individuals who have championed humanitarian causes. This recognition comes at a critical time as the world continues to grapple with unprecedented challenges, placing an even greater emphasis on the work of dedicated individuals like Dr. Zuluba.
The recognition is sure to inspire and further galvanize the fight against global suffering and elevate the importance of community wellbeing initiatives.
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