The Senate Resolution recognizes and honors Queen Sylvia Nagginda of Buganda for her significant contributions to education, healthcare, cultural preservation, and the empowerment of women and children in Uganda and across Africa. Born in England in 1962 and raised in Uganda, Queen Sylvia has an impressive educational background, including degrees from LaGuardia Community College, New York University, and the New York Institute of Technology. After a successful career in public information and consulting, she returned to Uganda and became the first queen of Buganda in fifty years upon her marriage to Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II in 1999.

As a prominent advocate for women's and children's rights, Queen Sylvia has founded the African Queens and Women Cultural Leaders Network and supports various initiatives aimed at improving education and healthcare. She emphasizes the importance of educating girls and has been involved in numerous campaigns to promote health and cultural awareness. Her efforts include spearheading immunization campaigns, establishing educational institutions, and mentoring youth through her foundation. The resolution concludes by expressing the Senate's recognition of her impactful work and requests that a copy be sent to her.