Esther Nakajjigo
Esther Nakajjigo ( – 13 June 2020) was a Ugandan humanitarian and human rights activist. She was named Uganda's ambassador of hope for women and girls by the World Health Organization. Nakajjigo founded the Princess Diana Health Centre in Munyonyo. Nakjjigo was a TV presenter of the reality shows "Saving Innocence Project" and "Lift: Living in the Face of Trauma". Life Nakajjigo was born in Munyonyo to Mr. and Mrs. Katergga. She is the first of five children. At the age of 14, Nakajjigo volunteered as a peer educator at the Kiruddu Health Centre. The same year, she established the Women Health Team, a non-governmental organization aimed at educating and supporting women in Kalangala. After the Kiruddu Health Centre closed for renovations, her mother gave her land in Munyonyo to build the Princess Diana Health Centre. She worked to help decrease the number of teenage pregnancies. For her efforts, at the age of 17, the World Health Organization named her Uganda's ambassador of hope for women and girls. Nakajjigo was a presenter on Bukedde TV. She established the reality show titled "Saving Innocence Project" to help young girls who have dropped out of school. The show won a Geneva Award.