Kebbi Assembly Impeaches Speaker, Deputy

The Speaker of Kebbi State House of Assembly, Honourable
Sama’Ilah Abdulmuminu Kamba; and his Deputy, Muhammad
Buhari-Alieru, were impeached by a two-thirds majority on
Tuesday.

Clerk to the Assembly, Usman Ahmad Bunza, who stated this in a
brief statement made available to journalists said, “The two House
leaders were found to have committed impeachable offences, hence
the reason to relieve them of their posts with immediate
effect.”

The reasons for their impeachment was, however, not stated in
the statement.

Bunza also announced that the duo of Honourable Muhammad
Abubakar Lolo (APC-Bagudo West) and Honourable Usman Ankwai Zuru
(APC- Zuru) had been elected as new Speaker and Deputy Speaker
respectively.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the impeachment was
announced by Chairman, House Committee on Information and Culture,
Muhammad Tukur, shortly after a closed door plenary on Tuesday.

Tukur, who did not disclose the reason for the impeachment of
the principal officers, said that 20 out of the 24-member Assembly
attended the session.

“These included, the Chief Whip, the House Leader and the Deputy
House Leader, among other 20 members,” the chairman said.

Additional reports by NAN

The Speaker of Kebbi State House of Assembly, Honourable
Sama’Ilah Abdulmuminu Kamba; and his Deputy, Muhammad
Buhari-Alieru, were impeached by a two-thirds majority on
Tuesday.

Clerk to the Assembly, Usman Ahmad Bunza, who stated this in a
brief statement made available to journalists said, “The two House
leaders were found to have committed impeachable offences, hence
the reason to relieve them of their posts with immediate
effect.”

The reasons for their impeachment was, however, not stated in
the statement.

Bunza also announced that the duo of Honourable Muhammad
Abubakar Lolo (APC-Bagudo West) and Honourable Usman Ankwai Zuru
(APC- Zuru) had been elected as new Speaker and Deputy Speaker
respectively.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the impeachment was
announced by Chairman, House Committee on Information and Culture,
Muhammad Tukur, shortly after a closed door plenary on Tuesday.

Tukur, who did not disclose the reason for the impeachment of
the principal officers, said that 20 out of the 24-member Assembly
attended the session.

“These included, the Chief Whip, the House Leader and the Deputy
House Leader, among other 20 members,” the chairman said.

Additional reports by NAN