EXCLUSIVE: NPC chairman died after prolonged battle with diabetes — Sources
By Raphael Jackson –
The death of the Chairman of the National Population Commission, Dr Aminu Yusuf, has been attributed to a prolonged battle with diabetes, according to sources close to the deceased.
The sources told Western Post on Friday that Yusuf’s health condition was aggravated by his demanding work schedule and commitment to official duties.
One of his associates described him as a dedicated public servant who worked extensively, often spending long hours at the office.
The associate said, “Dr Aminu worked round the clock. He was always in the office”.
According to the associate, Yusuf had experienced health challenges while carrying out his duties, including slumping twice in his office on separate occasions.
“He slumped twice in the office on different occasions,” the associate added.
The sources said Yusuf had battled diabetes for several years, adding that the illness eventually took its toll on him. They further disclosed that he will be buried in Minna, Niger State, on Saturday.
Yusuf, who assumed office as Chairman of the National Population Commission on December 3, 2025, died about eight months into his tenure.







