By Amb. George Sesay, Global Peace Chain Ambassador
Washington, D.C. — October 2025: The 2025 African Cultural Night Awards delivered an evening of elegance, pride, and celebration, spotlighting the achievements of African diaspora leaders who continue to uplift their communities through service and innovation.
Among the distinguished honorees was Dr. Lucy Koroma, Founder and CEO of Muna’s Heart Nursing Services and the Muna Heart to Hand Foundation. She was recognized for her exceptional leadership and unwavering commitment to empowering the African diaspora, earning accolades that included a Certificate of Appreciation from the Prince George’s County Council and a Certificate of Congressional Recognition from U.S. Congressman Glenn Ivey.
Dr. Koroma’s work was celebrated as a beacon of inspiration, advancing cultural preservation, economic development, and community empowerment. Her dual roles in healthcare and philanthropy have made a lasting impact on families and individuals across the diaspora.
The African Cultural Night Awards, known for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural richness, once again proved to be more than a ceremonial event. It served as a dynamic platform for unity, vision, and recognition—honoring changemakers whose contributions continue to shape and strengthen the global African community.
Ambassador George Sesay of Global Peace Chain, who attended the event, described the night as “an unforgettable celebration of heritage, leadership, and the power of service.”