Senator Babangida Hussaini (APC, Jigawa North-West) is a first-term senator who came to the legislature after a 35-year civil service career that culminated in his appointment as Permanent Secretary in both the Federal Ministry of Defence (October 2020) and the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing (December 2020 to retirement). He won the February 2023 senatorial election for APC with 187,049 votes against PDP's 134,199. His documented legislative footprint in the 10th Senate includes two sponsored bills -- the Federal University of Education, Gumel, Jigawa State (Establishment) Bill, 2023 (SB 239) and the Articulated Vehicle Regulation Bill, 2025 (SB 655, for which he led the second-reading debate in March 2025) -- as well as a motion on the October 2024 Majiya fuel-tanker explosion that killed over 150 people in his constituency, leading the Senate to direct NEMA and the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs to provide immediate relief. He was appointed Chairman of the Senate Committee on the North West Development Commission in early 2025 following a committee reshuffle. On constituency delivery, independently verifiable evidence is limited to self-reported or supporter-authored accounts of scholarships, boreholes, solar street lights, and a started gully-erosion remediation project at Kore town in Garki LGA. No EFCC or ICPC proceeding has been identified against him. The overall picture is a senator who has demonstrated basic legislative activity and constituency-facing outreach, but whose delivery record has not been independently audited.