Senator Wasiu Eshinlokun-Sanni was sworn into the 10th Senate on 13 June 2023 representing Lagos Central, succeeding former First Lady Oluremi Tinubu who had nominated him as her successor. He won the February 2023 election with 131,828 votes and successfully defended that mandate before both the election tribunal and the Court of Appeal after the Labour Party filed a petition against his return. At the Senate he chairs the Committee on Marine Transport, a role that leverages his Lagos Island waterfront constituency and his years as Lagos State Deputy Speaker. His principal bill, the Nigerian Coast Guard (Establishment) Bill, 2024, passed second reading in October 2024 but attracted strong opposition at the December 2024 public hearing from the Nigerian Navy, lawmakers, and civil-society groups, and its legislative fate remains unresolved. On constituency delivery, the clearest documented intervention is the January 2026 donation of a digital X-ray machine to General Hospital Odan in collaboration with the Nigerian Ports Authority, accompanied by a N1 billion hospital-upgrade pledge; he has also run an annual elderly cash scheme, rehabilitated Ladejobi Street in Ijora, and provided transformers to communities in Lagos Island and Eti-Osa. No criminal charges, EFCC or ICPC proceedings have been publicly reported against him. The overall record is consistent but thin on independently verified legislative output beyond committee oversight work, and his headline bill remains pending after public-hearing opposition, warranting a mixed assessment.