‘Country No Vex’: Kabiru Ibrahim Dallah Regains Freedom After 55 Days in Detention, Hails Supporters
By Yahaya Idris, Lafia
Renowned activist and self-styled political prisoner Kabiru Ibrahim Dallah, has returned to Nigeria after 55 days of detention in Alabama City, United States, popularly known as “Country No Vex.”
In a statement after his release, Dallah expressed profound gratitude to his family, friends, associates, and social media community for their unwavering solidarity during his ordeal.
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“I am short of words to express my deepest appreciation for your efforts that ensured my freedom,” he said, highlighting their prayers, visits to the detention facility, and vocal support that boosted his morale.
Dallah described the experience as a defining moment that revealed the true characters in contemporary society.
He specially thanked his family for their remarkable strength amid the pain of separation, as well as his legal team led by Ayiwulu Baba Ayiwulu.
The activist also commended comrades in Nasarawa State’s youth struggles, supporters across the state, and the international community for standing by him against all odds.
He extended appreciation to the Judge of the Magistrate’s Court in Lafia, MSCC Lafia, led by Umar Farouk Bello, and all others who facilitated the approval of his bail application and fulfillment of its conditions.
Emerging without bitterness or hatred, Dallah declared: “Freedom does not end with the removal of chains; it begins with the responsibility to build a society where everyone lives responsibly.” As a comrade, he views detention as an inevitable lubricant for the struggle, insisting that only the caging of voices and opinions warrants alarm.”So long as our voices and objective opinions remain free, there is no cause for alarm,” he assured fellow activists.
