Godswill Akpabio has served as President of the Senate since June 2023, presiding over the 10th National Assembly. Under his leadership the Senate introduced 983 bills and passed 108 into law by mid-2025 according to Senate Leader Bamidele, though Akpabio's own figure for the same period was lower at 96 bills passed, illustrating a recurring transparency problem with official legislative counts. Key outputs include early passage of annual budgets before the fiscal year for three consecutive years, and support for landmark tax reform bills signed into law in June 2025. On constituency delivery, Akpabio commissioned schools, health centres, ICT hubs, and markets in Akwa Ibom North-West in 2025, representing demonstrable project activity. His integrity record is burdened by unresolved EFCC investigations stretching from his Akwa Ibom governorship (alleged N108.1 billion fraud) through his ministerial period (alleged NDDC irregularities of N81.5 billion in seven months), the dismissal without independent investigation of a sexual harassment allegation made by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan in February 2025, and separate allegations of nepotism in federal appointments. No prosecution has been secured on any matter. His pattern of defection from PDP to APC in 2018 followed by the quieting of his EFCC probe has been widely noted by civil society. The overall record is mixed: a functioning legislative agenda, some constituency delivery, and meaningful diplomatic wins for Nigeria in the Inter-Parliamentary Union, offset by persistent integrity controversies and governance of the chamber in a manner that drew criticism from senators across party lines.