Dele Farotimi became emotional as he expressed heartfelt gratitude to the courageous voices that refused to remain silent in the face of injustice.
Appreciating Nigerians who spoke out and condemned his violent arrest by the Nigerian police based on a petition by Chief Afe Babalola (SAN)
These voices spoke out against his unlawful arrest and detention, showing solidarity beyond tribal and religious lines.
“Because you didn’t see me as a Yoruba man.
You didn’t see me as a Christian, you spoke. Because you spoke, you spoke. NIGERIA COULDN’T HAPPEN TO ME,” Farotimi stated.
He emphasized that the true enemy of Nigeria thrives on division along the lines of tribe, religion, region, party affiliation, and class.
Farotimi’s profound appreciation goes to all those who defied the odds to stand for what is right.
He especially thanked Mr. Peter Obi, whose bold intervention made a significant difference.
Farotimi described Obi’s gesture as one of integrity and courage that many may never fully know.
He called for collective strength to defend justice, truth, and the humanity shared by all.
Farotimi’s emotional message resonated with many, highlighting the importance of unity in the face of injustice.
His words serve as a reminder of the power of solidarity and the impact of standing up for what is right.
The support Farotimi received underscores the need for continued efforts to bridge divides and promote justice.
As Nigeria faces various challenges, Farotimi’s message calls for a united front against the true enemies of progress.
Together, he urged, may we always find the strength to defend justice, truth, and our shared humanity.
Farotimi’s gratitude and call to action inspire hope for a more just and united Nigeria.