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Meet The Incoming Senators of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 10th Assembly

The anticipated presidential and National Assembly elections have come and gone and for most of the seats in both the Red and Green Chambers of the National Assembly, some members who have been in the federal parliament for multiple terms running into decades were again re-elected.

The current ninth National Assembly was inaugurated in June 2019 and the 10th is expected to be inaugurated the same month in 2023.

But we have been able to curate the list of members of the 10th senate as announced so far by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

ABIA

1. Orji Uzor Kalu, APC/North

2. Enyinnaya Abaribe, APGA/South

3. Darlington Nwokocha, LP/Central

ADAMAWA

1. Iya Abbas, PDP/Central

2. Binos Yareo, PDP/South

3. Sen. Philip Abbo, APC/North

Akwa Ibom

1. Godswill Akpabio, APC/N-west

2. Aniekan Bassey PDP/N-east

3. Ekong Sampson PDP/South

ANAMBRA

1. Victor Umeh, LP/Central

2. Tony Nwoye, LP/North

3. Ifeanyi Ubah, YPP/South

BAUCHI

1. Shehu Buba, APC/South

2. Abdul Ningi, PDP/Central

3. Kaila Dahuwa Samiala, PDP/North

Bayelsa

1. Seriake Dickson, PDP/West

2. Benson Agadaga, PDP/East

3. Inconclusive

BENUE

1. Emmanuel Udende, APC/East

2. Titus Zam, APC/West

3. Patrick Abba Morro, PDP/ South

BORNO

1. Ali Ndume, APC/South

2. BORNO Tahir Mongonu, APC/North

3. Inconclusive

CROSS RIVER

1. Agom Jarigbe, PDP/North

2. Williams Jonah, APC/Central

3. Asuquo Ekpenyong, APC/South

DELTA

1. Ned Nwoko, PDP/North

2. Ede Dafinone, APC/ Central

3. Thomas J. Onowakpo, APC/South

EBONYI

1. Peter Nwebonyi APC/North

2. Ken Eze, APC/Central

3. David Umahi APC/South

EDO

1. Adams Oshiomhole, APC/North

2. Monday Okpebholo, APC/Central

3. Neda Imasuen, LP/South

EKITI

1. Cyril Fasuyi, APC/North

2. Bamidele Opeyemi, APC/Central

3. Yemi Adaramodu APC/South

Enugu

1. Chief Okey Ezea, LP/North

2. Chief Osita Ngwu, PDP/West

3. Inconclusive

FCT

1. Ireti HEEBA Kingibe, LP

GOMBE

1. Danjuma Goje, APC/Central

2. Ibrahim H. Dankwambo, PDP/North

3. Anthony Yaro, PDP/South

IMO

1. Osita Izunaso, APC/West

2. Patrick Nwabueze, APC/North

3. ***

JIGAWA

1. Babangida Husaini, APC/N-west

2. Ahmed A. Hamid, APC/N-east

3. Mustapha Khabib, PDP/Central

KADUNA

1. Lawal A. Usman, PDP/Central

2. Sunday Katung, PDP/South

3. Khalid Ibrahim, PDP/North

KANO

1. Barau Jibrin, APC/N

2. Ibrahim Shekarau, NNPP/C

3. Abdurrahman Kawu Sumaila, NNPP/S

KATSINA

1. Abdulaziz Yar’adua APC/Central

2. Nasir Daura, APC/N

3. Muntari Dandutse, APC/S

KEBBI

1. Adamu Aliero,PDP/Central

2. Garba M. Maidoki, PDP/South

3. Kebbi North: Inconclusive

KOGI

1. Jibrin Echocho, APC/East

2. Abubakar Ohere, APC/Central

3. Sunday Karimi, APC/West

KWARA

1. Oyetola Ashiru, APC/South

2. Saliu Mustapha, APC/C

3. Senator Umar Sadiq, APC/N

LAGOS

1. Idiat Adebule, APC/ West

2. Wasiu Eshinlokun, APC/ Central

3. Tokunbo Abiru, APC/East

NASARAWA

1. Aliyu A. Wadada, West/SDP

2. Godiya Akwashiki North/SDP

3. Mohammed O. Onawo South/PDP

NIGER

1. Peter Ndalikali, PDP/S

2. Sani Musa, APC/E

3. Abubakar S. Bello , APC/North

ONDO

1. Jimoh Ibrahim, APC/ South

2. Jide Ipinsagba, APC/North

3. Adeniyi Adegbonmire, APC/ Central

OGUN

1. Gbenga Daniel, APC/North

2. Solomon O. Adeola, APC/West

3. Shuaibu Salisu, APC/Central

OSUN

1. Olubiyi Fadeyi, PDP/C

2. Francis Fadahunsi, PDP/E

3. Adelere Oyewumi, PDP/W

OYO

1. Yinus Akintunde, APC/Central

2. Sharafadeen Alli, APC/South

3. Fatai Buhari, APC/North

PLATEAU

1. Simon Mwadkwon, PDP/North

2. (AVM) Napoleon Bali, PDP/South

3. …. SOKOTO All three senatorial seats are inclusive

TARABA

1. Senator Shuaibu Isa Lau, PDP/North

2. David Jimkuta, APC/South

3. Haruna Manu, PDP/Central

YOBE

1. Ahmad Lawan, APC/North

2. Ibrahim Gaidam, APC/East

3. Yobe South, inconclusive

ZAMFARA

1. Abdulaziz Yari, APC/West

2. Senator Sahabi Yau, APC/North

3. Inconclusive

RIVERS

1. Ipalibo Harry Banigo, PDP/West

2. Allwell Onyesoh, PDP/East

3. Barry Mpigi, PDP/Southeast

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