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Lawmaker representing Degema/Bonny Federal Constituency in the National Assembly, Farah Dagogo, says he has forgiven all transgressions against him and moved on.
Dagogo, who spent 63 days in incarceration at the Port Harcourt Correctional centre over alleged sponsorship of cultism, in a letter of appreciation signed by him, yesterday, commended his family, persons, groups, organisations and associations that stood by him during his detention.
He, however, insisted his incarceration was based on “bare-faced lies,” adding that his freedom was a triumph for democracy. He described the detention as his most trying moment.
“l still ask the question, ‘how do I thank you all for including my unjust incarceration in your daily activities, thus affecting your other important engagements? Indeed, it was a most trying moment.
“Again, I say thank you to you all and bravo to the triumph of democracy.
“ I have forgiven all transgressions and injustice against me and moved on,” the statement reads.
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