Muhammad Usman Zuru, the Speaker of the Kebbi State House of Assembly, has died after a brief illness.
Zuru passed away on Monday night in a hospital in Egypt, where he had been receiving medical treatment for an undisclosed ailment. His death was confirmed by sources close to the Kebbi State Government, although official details regarding the nature of his illness were not made public at the time of filing this report.

His passing has sent shockwaves across the state’s political landscape, where he was widely regarded as a central figure in legislative affairs.
Until his death, Zuru represented the Zuru Constituency in the Kebbi State House of Assembly. He served as Speaker, playing a significant role in shaping legislative activities and governance in the state. Known for his leadership and influence, he was considered a key pillar within the state legislature.
Colleagues and political associates are expected to pay tribute in the coming days, as the state government prepares to formally announce funeral arrangements.

Zuru’s death marks a significant loss to Kebbi State’s political community, leaving a leadership vacuum in the House of Assembly at a critical time.
Further details are expected to emerge as officials release more information.


