Senator Agom Jarigbe has maintained an active constituency-delivery footprint in Cross River North, commissioning solar-powered boreholes across Bekwarra, Obudu, and Obanliku LGAs and disbursing a N50 million student bursary, while sponsoring several establishment bills including the Federal Medical Centre Ogoja bill passed by the Senate in 2022 and the Federal University of Agriculture Ogoja bill (SB.809). His tenure as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Gas in the 10th Senate represents a substantive committee assignment, and he has publicly engaged on LNG siting controversies and constituency project allocations. On integrity, a mid-term defection from the PDP to the APC in November 2025 -- undertaken after publicly vowing to remain PDP as recently as June 2025 -- raises a constitutional seat question under Section 68(1)(g) of the Nigerian Constitution; the senator invoked the party-crisis exception. A February 2026 civic-accountability report by TrackaNG alleged that a company bearing the name Agom Jarigbe in its corporate records received over N637 million for constituency project contracts; the senator denied the link. No criminal charges have been filed. The combined picture of measurable constituency delivery, active committee leadership, and pending integrity questions across the defection and procurement matters supports a mixed overall grade.