A Nigerian man known as Abdul Afeez Jubril has regained his freedom after he was wrongly imprisoned for 12 years.
His pitiable story was shared on social media and it moved many people to sympathise with him to the extent that they offered financial assistance.
Facebook user, Alfulanny Sebilu Nnajat revealed that Abdul was sentenced to 12 years in prison over a “mistaken robbery case”.
Despite being in jail for a crime he did not commit, the man decided to make the best of his situation and learned how to launder clothes.
That skill became a helpful tool for Abdul after being released from the correctional facility, especially as Kind Nigerians who heard his story and donated money for him to start a laundry business.
Alfulnanny, who thanked well meaning people for their support, however pleaded for more help for Abdul to get roof over his head and rented shop
The post reads; “Thank you all for empowering ABDULAFEEZ JUBRIL to startup a laundering business that he learned in the correctional Center (prison), where he spent 12 years on a mistaken robbery case.
Please, he still needs our help to rent a shop and a living apartment. As you do may Almighty Allah replenish your pockets in manifolds. Ameen.”
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