10th National Assembly · House of Reps

Honourable Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali

Verified · updated August 23, 2026

Hon. Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali represents Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro Federal Constituency in Nigeria's 10th House of Representatives.

Federal Constituency
Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro Federal Constituency
Position
Deputy Majority Leader
State
Kogi
Zone
North-Central

About Hon. Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali

Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali, widely known as Halims, represents the Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro Federal Constituency of Kogi State in the House of Representatives on the platform of the All Progressives Congress. INEC declared him winner of the constituency on 26 February 2023, and he was named Deputy Majority Leader of the 10th House of Representatives, serving under Speaker Tajudeen Abbas and Majority Leader Julius Ihonvbere.

Ali was first returned to the House in the 2019 general election and re-elected in 2023. Among the causes he has pressed from the floor is the creation of Okura State from the Igala-speaking area of Kogi, which he restated in December 2024.

As of August 2026, Ali remains Deputy Majority Leader and is his party's candidate for the constituency ahead of the 2027 elections, having emerged the APC consensus choice in May 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who represents Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro Federal Constituency federal constituency in the House of Representatives?

Honourable Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali represents Ankpa/Omala/Olamaboro Federal Constituency federal constituency in Nigeria's House of Representatives. Members of the House serve renewable four-year terms in the lower chamber of the National Assembly.

What state does Hon. Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali represent?

Hon. Abdullahi Ibrahim Ali represents a federal constituency in Kogi State, part of Nigeria's North-Central geopolitical zone. Kogi State has multiple federal constituencies, each electing one member to the House.

What does a member of the House of Representatives do?

Members of the House of Representatives make laws for the federation, originate appropriation and money bills, conduct oversight of federal ministries and agencies, and represent grassroots interests in the National Assembly. The House has 360 members, each elected from a federal constituency drawn by population.

State Government

Government of Kogi State

House of Reps
8 members — listed on the Kogi State page
Kogi State — capital, slogan & LGAs

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