ABDULHAMID MALLAM- MADORI AHMED

Senator, Jigawa North-East Senatorial District – 10th National Assembly (APC) Ahmed Abdulhamid Mallam-Madori is a seasoned Nigerian politician and diplomat, currently serving as the senator representing Jigawa North-East Senatorial District in the 10th National Assembly under the All Progressives Congress (APC). His career spans legislative, executive, and diplomatic roles, reflecting a deep commitment to public service. Early Life and Education Born on March 3, 1966, in Jigawa State, Nigeria, Senator Mallam-Madori pursued his education at the Mallam Madori Teachers College and later at Kano State Polytechnic, where he obtained a Teacher Training Certificate (TTC). Political and Diplomatic Career Senator Mallam-Madori's political journey began with his election to the House of Representatives during Nigeria's Third Republic in 1992. He later served as a Commissioner representing Jigawa State in the Federal Character Commission. In the diplomatic arena, he was appointed as Nigeria's Ambassador to Turkey, where he leveraged his experience in governance, particularly in the energy sector. Returning to active politics, Senator Mallam-Madori was elected to the Nigerian Senate in 2023, representing Jigawa North-East Senatorial District. He has been a vocal advocate for the creation of Hadejia State, emphasizing agricultural prosperity and peace in the region. Legislative Interests and Achievements While specific details about his legislative agenda and committee assignments are not extensively documented in the available sources, Senator Mallam-Madori's diverse background suggests a focus on governance, energy, and regional development. Personal Life Senator Mallam-Madori is known for his humility and approachability, often engaging directly with his constituents. His dedication to public service continues to impact the lives of many in Jigawa State and beyond.