Murtala Muhammad: The Legacy of Nigeria’s Fearless Reformer
General Murtala Ramat Muhammad remains one of Nigeria’s most respected and boldest leaders, well known for his no-nonsense leadership, swift reforms, and deep commitment to national progress. Though his time in power was brief but his impact was profound. In this documentary, we explore the legacy of a leader who took a fearless stand against corruption, challenged the mismanagement of public funds and inspired a new era of patriotism.
But what really happened that led to his assassination after just 200 days in office—and why does his name still echo in the hearts and minds of Nigerians today?
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