Senator Ipalibo Harry Gogo-Banigo has compiled a documented legislative record in the 10th Senate that is above average by Nigerian federal standards. She chairs the Senate Committee on Health (Secondary and Tertiary) and has leveraged that platform as a medical doctor to sponsor multiple health-sector bills, two of which passed third reading: the Customs, Excise Tariff, etc. (Consolidation) Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025 -- which reforms the sugar-sweetened beverages excise to fund non-communicable disease prevention -- and the National Health Act (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (SB 886), which increases the Basic Health Care Provision Fund from one per cent to two per cent of the Consolidated Revenue Fund, passed April 23, 2026. On constituency delivery, she inaugurated a health-insurance programme for Rivers West in October 2024 in collaboration with the National Health Insurance Authority. Her prior eight-year record as first female Deputy Governor of Rivers State (2015-2023) under Governor Nyesom Wike provides relevant context but is assessed here as prior performance. On integrity, she defected from PDP to APC in March 2026, citing internal party crisis; political observers linked the move to alignment with Governor Siminalayi Fubara rather than with Wike. She was subsequently disqualified from the APC Rivers West senatorial primary in May 2026, reportedly because of faction tensions within the Rivers APC. No legal proceedings involving her have been identified in the public record. The overall grade reflects well-evidenced legislative output concentrated in health-sector legislation, a documented constituency healthcare initiative, and an integrity question arising from a mid-term party change.