Honourable Aliyu Wakili Boya
About Hon. Aliyu Wakili Boya
Aliyu Wakili Boya represents Fufore/Song federal constituency of Adamawa State in the 10th House of Representatives on the platform of the All Progressives Congress. He took the seat at the 2023 general election.
In May 2025 he sponsored a bill to establish a federal college of health in Adamawa State. His constituency programmes have included distributions of fertiliser, water pumps and cash support to farmers in December 2024, and he has publicly claimed facilitation of the Jabbi Lamba-Malabu road rehabilitation. The Fufore local government APC chapter passed a vote of confidence in him in November 2024, and his name featured in 2025 coverage of prospective APC contenders for the 2027 Adamawa governorship.
Boya won the APC primary for Fufore/Song in May 2026 and, as of August 2026, remains the sitting member.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who represents Fufore/Song federal constituency in the House of Representatives?
Honourable Aliyu Wakili Boya represents Fufore/Song 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.
When was Aliyu Wakili Boya born?
Aliyu Wakili Boya was born on 8 June 1978, which makes he 48 years old.
What state does Hon. Aliyu Wakili Boya represent?
Hon. Aliyu Wakili Boya represents a federal constituency in Adamawa State, part of Nigeria's North-East geopolitical zone. Adamawa 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.
Government of Adamawa State
- Governor
- Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri
- House of Reps
- 7 members — listed on the Adamawa State page