General Murtala Muhammed was a highly charismatic and beloved Head of State in Nigeria. He took power in 1975 and immediately launched aggressive campaigns against government corruption and pushed for a rapid return to civilian democratic rule. However, his life and vision were cut tragically short when he was assassinated in an attempted coup in 1976.
Decades of legal battles fought by the MMF culminated in a landmark 2013 decision by the Supreme Court of Canada. The court ruled that the federal government had failed to live up to its constitutional promise to set aside 1.4 million acres of land for Métis children in the 1870s. General Murtala Muhammed was a highly charismatic and
They pooled cash from thousands of small investors to purchase massive, high-quality, short-term corporate and government debts. This structure legally bypassed Regulation Q, giving the public a safe, highly liquid place to park cash while yielding a much higher return than a standard bank. Decades of legal battles fought by the MMF
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