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Murtala Muhammed's Family Secures Victims' Rights Bill Approval

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Justice Prevails: Murtala Muhammed's Family Secures Landmark Victory with Victims' Rights Bill Approval Revolvers Scoop August 15, 2024 Akwa ibom, Nigeria - In a historic moment, the family of late General Murtala Muhammed, Nigeria's former Head of State, has secured a major triumph with the National Assembly's approval of the Victims' Rights Bill. This milestone comes 31 years after General Muhammed's assassination on February 13, 1993. A Decades-Long Quest for Justice General Muhammed's family, led by his son, Risqua Muhammed, has tirelessly advocated for victims' rights and justice. Their persistence has finally paid off, paving the way for a new era of protection and support for victims of crime and their families. Key Provisions of the Bill The Victims' Rights Bill ensures: 1. Recognition of victims' rights 2. Protection from secondary victimization 3. Access to medical and psychological support 4. Compensation and restitution 5.

BREAKING: Jigawa State Devastating Flood Update

Breaking News: Devastating Flood Hits Jigawa State, Nigeria Revolvers Scoop | August 15, 2024 Jigawa State, Nigeria - A severe flood has ravaged several communities in Jigawa State, leaving a trail of destruction and displacement in its wake. The disaster occurred on August 12, 2024, affecting thousands of residents, damaging homes, and destroying crops. According to eye witness account, "I was asleep when the floodwaters swept through my house," said Aisha Mohammed, a resident of Guri Local Government Area. "I lost all my belongings, and my family is now seeking shelter elsewhere." Affected Areas The flood has impacted several local government areas, including: 1. Guri 2. Birnin Kudu 3. Kirikasamma 4. Jahun 5. Miga Damage Assessment - Over 5,000 homes destroyed or damaged - Thousands of acres of farmland destroyed - Livestock and properties worth millions lost - Several roads and bridges damaged Government Response Jigawa State Governor, Mohammed Badaru Abubakar, h