Professor Anthony Okorie Ani entered the Senate in February 2024 via a bye-election, replacing David Umahi who became Minister of Works. His tenure is brief — roughly two years — and the public record is correspondingly thin. On the legislative axis, one confirmed motion on the chemical ripening of fruits (May 2025) led the Senate to summon NAFDAC, indicating some floor engagement, though no sponsored bills have been located in open sources. On constituency delivery, his office claims road construction and solar-streetlight projects across Ebonyi South's five LGAs and has carried out documented agricultural-input distributions, but no independent audit (BudgIT, Tracka, ICPC tracking) of Ebonyi South projects has been published as of mid-2026 to verify capital-project delivery. An election-petition challenge alleging certificate forgery was dismissed by the tribunal in August 2024 for lack of substantiated evidence, and no EFCC or ICPC proceeding involving Ani has been located. Constituent sentiment is mixed: some praise visible empowerment activities while others, notably a former Ebonyi Commissioner for Works, publicly questioned whether his performance merits a second term. On balance, a modest but not absent legislative footprint and unverified but claimed constituency interventions yield a mixed grade.