He is the chairman of the House Committee on Federal Capital Territory Judiciary[2][3][4] and a member of the Peoples Democratic Party.
According to him, his Father Chief Mike Momah was away on a trip out of the country when his mother decided to visit Ihiala, his home town when she unexpectedly went into labor and eventually had him there.
He practiced law with Rickey Tarfa & Co Chambers for a space of three years and later, he proceeded to Arthur Obi-Okafor (SAN) & Co Chambers at Asaba In 2013, He was invited to work with a subsidy reinvestment program (Sure-P) as the assistant director of legal affairs and the personal legal assistant to the formal Executive Secretary of SURE-P Nze Akachukwu Nwankpo.
Through this medium he was able to help people especially the youths of Ihiala LGA have access to the loan facilities provided by the then federal government and also employment opportunities presented by this program.
He went on to serve the Governor Willie Obiano as a senior special adviser on political matters before contesting again in the 2019 general elections where he won.