Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris, has expressed profound grief over the loss of life of the Speaker of the Kebbi State Home of Meeting, Muhammad Usman Zuru, describing it as a monumental loss to the state and the nation.
Zuru died on Monday, April 6, 2026, at a hospital in Cairo, the place he had been receiving therapy for a chronic sickness. His passing was confirmed by the Clerk of the Kebbi State Home of Meeting, Suleiman Shamaki.
In a condolence message, Governor Idris mentioned he acquired the information “with shock and a heavy coronary heart,” mourning the lack of a trusted ally, dedicated lawmaker, and distinguished chief.
He famous that the late Speaker’s dedication, humility, and repair to Kebbi State distinguished him as a real patriot, including that he served as a pillar of legislative stability and democratic governance.
In response to the governor, Zuru was a reliable accomplice in advancing the state’s growth, and his loss of life has created a big vacuum within the management of Kebbi State.
Idris mentioned the late Speaker can be remembered for his calm disposition, maturity in dealing with state affairs, and unwavering dedication to unity and progress, describing him as a person of integrity and loyalty who served with distinction.
He lamented that the loss comes at a time when Zuru’s expertise and counsel have been most wanted, noting that his passing is a significant blow to the federal government, legislature, political associates, and the folks of the state.
The governor prayed to Almighty Allah to forgive the deceased’s shortcomings, grant him Aljannatul Firdaus, and provides his household, the Kebbi State Home of Meeting, the folks of Zuru Emirate, and your complete state the power to bear the loss.
Born on April 5, 1970, Zuru is survived by his spouse and 5 youngsters. Governor Idris added that his loss of life marks the top of an period of purposeful management and legislative excellence, noting that his contributions to governance and public service will likely be remembered for years to return.