Martyr Nejat Abdullah was born in 1951 in the village of Rust, affiliated with the Galala sub-district of the Choman district, Erbil Governorate. He was a villager, engaged in farming, had completed primary school, and was single. 

In Year 1969, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga in the artillery unit of the Balak force. Nejat became an assistant operator of artillery (25mm, 122mm field artillery, 155mm artillery), which Martyr Arif Shekha was the operator of. In Year 1974, he participated in the battles of Korak, Gali Ali Beg, Goraz, Bekhal, Rawanduz, and Bersirin.

In Year 1974, along with a group of his comrades, they went to the revolution leadership to receive ammunition and supplies for their unit. During their return near the village of Bersirin, the aircraft of the then-regime of Iraq bombed them, and Nejat and three of his comrades were severely wounded. The revolution leadership sent them to the Country of Iran for treatment. Nejat Abdullah was martyred after staying for one month in a hospital in the city of Mahabad due to the severity of his wounds.  

Source: 

1- Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia.