Saliu Mustapha, Turaki of Ilorin, entered the 10th Senate as a first-time legislator for Kwara Central after winning the February 2023 election with 109,823 votes. He chairs the Senate Committee on Agriculture Production Services and Rural Development and, within his first six months, sponsored at least five bills including the National Food Reserve Agency (Establishment) Bill (SB 139), which reached second reading by October 2024 and was advanced by the committee in April 2026. His constituency delivery record is documented across education scholarships worth N200 million for 200 students in 2024, expanded to N300 million for 300 students in 2025, a four-day medical outreach across all four LGAs in partnership with federal hospitals, an empowerment programme distributing agricultural and business equipment to 2,500 beneficiaries in March 2025, and facilitation of federal employment placements. A healthcare centre renovation project in Ilorin East was blocked by a local government chairman citing an intra-APC political dispute with the Kwara Governor, an episode that illustrates the fragmented delivery environment for constituency projects. No EFCC, ICPC, or court proceedings against Mustapha have been located in public records. His party membership has been stable; he is a founding signatory to the 2013 APC merger agreement and denied a defection rumour circulated in 2024. His declaration of a 2027 governorship ambition is noted but no formal resignation from the Senate has occurred. The overall grade reflects a measurable first-term legislative and constituency output against campaign pledges of inclusive representation and empowerment, with some delivery gaps attributable to external political obstruction.