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The Barewa Old Boys Association emphasized the importance of reinstating fundamental values in Nigeria’s leadership while honoring the legacy of the late General Murtala Muhammed. This was highlighted during the launch of a book about his life and contributions.
Fifty years posthumously, General Murtala Ramat Muhammed's leadership continues to resonate, symbolizing a pivotal moment for Nigeria and Africa. His vision for a self-reliant continent and commitment to integrity remain relevant as the country grapples with governance challenges.
Fifty years ago, General Murtala Ramat Muhammed, Nigeria's fourth Commander-in-Chief, was assassinated in Lagos. His legacy of reforms and vision for Nigeria is being remembered through various memorial activities and reflections on his impact.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has emphasized the necessity for African nations to welcome a generational transition in leadership, advocating for leaders aged between 25 and 50 to adeptly address contemporary challenges. His remarks were made during a lecture honoring the legacy of the late Murtala Muhammed.
The Murtala Muhammed International Lecture and Leadership Conference marks its 50th anniversary, gathering notable leaders including former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja. The late Murtala Muhammed served as Nigeria's leader from July 1975 until his assassination in February 1976.
On Friday, family members and notable figures convened in Kano to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the passing of former Head of State, Gen. Murtala Muhammed, with a session of special prayers.
At a recent policy workshop held at the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs, speakers urged African nations to safeguard their autonomy in the face of foreign influences, marking the 50th anniversary of General Murtala Muhammed's assassination.
Governor Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia commemorates Benue State’s 50th anniversary by honoring key figures, including Murtala Muhammed and Dan Agbese, while granting clemency to 14 prisoners.
Aisha Muhammed, daughter of the late General Murtala Ramat Muhammed, reflects on her father's leadership and lifestyle 50 years after his assassination. She emphasizes how his commitment to anti-corruption and simplicity contributed to his lasting influence and also his vulnerability.
Dr. Aisha Oyebode Muhammed reflects on the significant leadership of Murtala Muhammed, commending his impact on Africa's independence and emphasizing the need for today's youth to learn from his legacy.
