The Nguru River is a significant waterway located in the northeastern region of Nigeria. It is a tributary of the Jebba River, contributing to the larger Niger River system. The river flows through various landscapes, providing essential water resources for local communities and wildlife. The Nguru River is known for its diverse ecosystem, supporting various species of fish and aquatic plants. It plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of nearby residents, who rely on it for fishing, irrigation, and transportation. The river's health is vital for maintaining the ecological balance in the region.