Saidu Kumo
Saidu Umar Kumo, Garkuwan Gombe (an haife shi ranar 5 ga watan Nuwamba shekarar 1959-ya mutu a ranar 27 ga watan Disamban shekarar 2020) ɗan siyasan Najeriya ne wanda aka zaɓa a matsayin Sanatan Mazabar Gombe ta Tsakiya, Jihar Gombe, Najeriya a farkon Jamhuriya ta huɗu ta Najeriya, ya yi takara a ƙarƙashin tsarin Jam’iyyar All Peoples. (APP) wanda daga baya ya zama Jam'iyyar All NIgeria People's Party (ANPP). Ya hau mulki a ranar 29 ga watan  Mayu shekarar 1999. 

Bayan ya hau kujerar sa a Majalisar Dattawa a watan Yunin shekarar 1999, an nada Kumo a kwamitoci kan Sufurin Jiragen Sama, Sadarwa, Wuta & Karfe, Kudi da Kasafi, Yawon shakatawa da Al'adu da Ci gaban Al'umma & Wasanni.  Ya zama Mataimakin Shugaban Kwamitin Ayyuka na Majalisar Dattawa. A watan Afrilun shekarar 2002, Kumo yi magana fitar da Gwamnan jihar Borno, Mala Kachallah suka canza sheka zuwa jam'iyyar PDP (PDP), yana cewa shi wani dan siyasa da siyasar sa nitse.

Bayan Fage 
An nada Kumo sakataren jam'iyyar All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP).  A shekarar 2007, ya karbi mukami a matsayin mai ba da shawara na musamman ga Shugaba Umaru Yar'adua, wanda aka zabe shi a dandalin PDP.  A watan Fabrairun 2009, an kore shi daga mazabarsa ta Kumo da ke karamar hukumar Akko ta jihar Gombe, ana zarginsa da ayyukan kin jam'iyya da "hada kai" da jam'iyyar PDP mai mulki.  A watan Fabrairun shekarar 2010, ya bayyana ficewar tsohon shugaban mulkin soji Muhammadu Buhari daga jam'iyyar a matsayin "kyakkyawa mai kyau ga mummunan shara". Buhari ya kasance dan takarar shugaban kasa na jam'iyyar a zaben 2003 da 2007. 

Ya fafata a zaben gwamnan jihar Gombe a ranar 26 ga Afrilun shekarata 2011, amma Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo na Jam’iyyar PDP ya kayar da shi.  Bayan zaben, ya ce "PDP a jihar Gombe da kawayenta - INEC, jami'an soji, 'yan sanda, membobin NYSC - sun hada kai don yin magudi a jihar Gombe a kusan dukkanin rukunoni 2,218 a lokacin zabukan da suka gabata".

Mutuwa 
Kumo ya rasu a ranar 27 ga Disamban shekarar 2020 bayan yayi dama d a cutar Corona virus wato Covid-19.

Nassoshi