Table of Contents
- Visit to Sheikh Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara
- Sentence and Accusations
- Meeting with the Sheikh
- Call for Justice
Nigerian activist and politician, Omoyele Sowore, recently visited Sheikh Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara at Kuje Prison in Abuja.
Sowore announced his visit on his Facebook page, sharing photographs and explaining that he was accompanied by Barrister Hamza Nuhu Dantani.
He recalled that Sheikh Abduljabbar was sentenced to death in Kano during the tenure of former governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje after being accused of blasphemy, which Sowore described as a politically motivated charge.
The activist expressed his astonishment upon discovering how “individuals close to the cleric collaborated to ensure he ended up incarcerated.”
According to Sowore, they found the sheikh in good spirits.
“He shared with us that God is safeguarding him and that he will continue to uphold his teachings for the rest of his life.”
Sowore emphasized that no one deserves to face injustice, insisting that justice must be served for Abduljabbar and advocating for an end to what he termed the exploitation of religion by corrupt politicians.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why was Sheikh Abduljabbar Nasiru Kabara sentenced to death?
Sheikh Abduljabbar was sentenced to death after being accused of blasphemy, a charge that has been described by Omoyele Sowore as politically motivated.
What was the purpose of Omoyele Sowore's visit?
Omoyele Sowore visited Sheikh Abduljabbar to show support and solidarity, as well as to raise awareness about what he perceives as injustice against the cleric.
What did Sheikh Abduljabbar express during the visit?
During the visit, Sheikh Abduljabbar conveyed that he feels protected by God and intends to continue his teachings throughout his life.
