"It is Difficult to Share my Prison Experience with Anyone" – Lamido

Sule Lamido has said It is difficult to Share his Prison experience with anyone because it’s not like hunger or something tangible. You have to be in there to feel what I went through with my children” the governor said.

According to Vanguard,Lamido made a triumphant entry into Kano on a chattered aircraft and was welcomed by thousand of supporters who scaled the perimeter fence of VIP section of the Malam Aminu Kano International Airport, Chanting of ‘Sai Lamido’ Sai Lamido, Sai PDP.
The 69 years old Jigawa born politician after arriving his home accompanied by over 2000 cars while briefing reporters said;

“I’m not new to detention facility, it’s all part of struggle for life. If the purpose is to humiliate, deconstruct me and my family, well that is hazard of occupying a high office”. 

“it is difficult to share my prison with anyone because it’s not like hunger or something tangible. You have to be in there to feel what I went through with my children”.

Lamido stressed that ” yes, people hate me because of I am outspoken, I want to make it clear that Nigeria remain my country, there is no way I can runaway to other country and even at that where do I go?”

The former Governor expressed his gratitude to the judiciary to have recognised his personality as he stressed that the gesture has restored confidence in the polity.

He however declared his readiness to clear his of financial impropriety during the trial proper, adding that he wad confident to walk out of it unscathed.