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 prestigious institutions in the United States. After returning to Uganda, she became the first queen of Buganda in fifty years and has since dedicated her efforts to improving the lives of women and children through various initiatives, including the African Queens and Women Cultural Leaders Network and the Kabaka's Education Fund.

Queen Sylvia has actively promoted education, particularly for girls, and has worked to raise awareness about health issues such as HIV/AIDS. Her initiatives include immunization campaigns, the establishment of the Kampala Ballet and Modern Dance School, and mentoring programs for Ugandan youth. Additionally, she recently launched her autobiography, providing insight into her life and work. The resolution concludes by directing that a copy be sent to Queen Sylvia, acknowledging her impactful role in her community and beyond.