The former governor of Jigawa State, Alhaju Sule Lamido, yesterday said he bear no grudge against anybody on his detention and that of members of his family. Lamido, who was freed by an Abuja court on allegation on money laundering charges noted that what happened to him, was part of human development.
He told the media in Kano that he was only disturbed by the detention of his family members, saying that the action was a total humiliation of his family. He said but for the hazards on his life, there was no big deal in putting him behind bars.
Lamido noted that in the last 30 years of his struggles, he has seen many cells and prisons and he only continued to count them as part of his human experience. Similarly, he said he thanked Almighty Allah for the fact that he was granted bail as it was done on personal recognition. He said the gesture has gone a long way to tell the world that what was been said about him or done to him has generated some serious questions.
But he still reminded the people that no human institution is perfect and the most important thing is to look at where one goes right and support while on the wrong side he is been corrected. He said no matter what, he cannot run away and leave his family, home and supporters on the bail given to him.
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