Strong leadership grounded in the heart of our people. Unongo is committed to agriculture, security, education, women empowerment, and youth employment — for every citizen of Benue North-East Senatorial District.
Every policy, every decision, every action — anchored on what matters most to the people of Benue North-East Senatorial District.
Build a Benue Agric SEZ, sponsor a federal road bill, and unlock yam exports to global markets.
Establish a Middle Belt Security Fund and a Farmer-Herder Mediation Agency to end the crisis.
Establish an Educational Trust Fund to expand access to STEM education for underserved learners, with a strong focus on the girl child.
Expand the Benue Fashion Hub model and unlock credit access for thousands more women entrepreneurs.
Federal skill centres in every LGA and enterprise funds to put our youth to work.
“The people of Benue North-East deserve a senator who listens, who fights, and who delivers — not just promises.”— Unongo, Senatorial Aspirant
Born on 5 October 1985 in Katsina-Ala, Fidelis Msughter Unongo is the son of the legendary Wantaregh Paul Iyorpuu Unongo, OFR — the “Son of the Soil” and one of Nigeria’s foremost statesmen. Armed with a BSc in International Relations and an MSc in Peace and Conflict Resolution, he has dedicated his career to transforming communities from within.
As founder of the Iveren Foundation, he facilitated the Benue Fashion Hub — generating 48,000 jobs across the state — and partnered with the Mastercard Foundation to empower 3,500 women entrepreneurs. He has awarded 145 scholarships and brokered a $1 million charcoal export deal for local farmers. Today he serves as Special Adviser to the Governor of Benue State.
Now he brings this proven record of delivery to the Senate — to fight for every farmer, every mother, every young person in Benue North-East Senatorial District.
A commitment to transparency, accountability and service.
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