Ugandan social activist and minister for local government Justine Nameere Nsubuga has come to the aid of the child of musician Biswanka by adding the youngster to her medical insurance policy.
Nameere revealed that she made the decision after learning about the child’s situation, saying every child deserves access to quality healthcare regardless of the circumstances surrounding their upbringing.
The gesture has been widely praised by members of the public, with many commending Nameere for stepping in to support the child during a difficult period. According to reports, the insurance cover was part of a package she received through her association with Parliament, and she opted to extend the benefit to the child as an act of goodwill.
Sources close to the matter indicate that the support is expected to ease concerns about the child’s access to medical care and other health-related needs.
The development comes amid ongoing public discussions involving Biswanka and the child’s mother, with several individuals calling for greater support and protection for children caught up in disputes involving their parents.
Nameere’s intervention has attracted positive reactions on social media, where many users described the move as compassionate and a reminder that children’s welfare should always come first.
Supporters have applauded her for using the resources available to her to make a difference in the life of a child, regardless of personal affiliations or public controversies surrounding the family.
Her action has also reignited conversations about the role public figures can play in supporting vulnerable members of society and promoting the welfare of children in need.
