Nigeria: Ex minister visits prisoner of conscience in jail..examines facility in readiness for possible detentions

NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER, FREEDOM COME BY STRUGGLE.

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On the 4th February, myself and Comrade Mahdi Shehu visited Comrade Professor Usman Yusuf at the KuJe Correctional facility Abuja. He was arrested by men of EFCC, arraigned before FCT High Court Kuje and remanded on charges of corruption.

We met him in good health and high spirit. He was even more concerned about the situation in the country than even his detention. His character strength was not only consoling but it also strengthen the struggle for good governance. I also used the opportunity to inspect our potential accommodation in view of the current crackdown on voices of dissent. There’s no amount of intimidation and state harrament that can deter us.

With the current threats to our defiant Comrade Na’ajaratu Mohammed by mallam Nuhu Ribadu, Tinubu’s NSA, the battle line is drawn for the defence of freedom. This is a clarion call to the struggle community to buckle up for challenges of civilian dictatoship. We must rally round the #freeprofusman struggle by availing yourselves to all court sessions if you can afford. We shall return to the streets if justice remains elusive. An injury to one is an injury to all, therefore we are all prisoners of conscience only waiting to be picked. However we are resolute in our conviction that every struggle has a price and a new Nigeria is attainable.

SOLOMON DALUNG


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