Detained human rights activitist, Rev. David Ugolor, was on Tuesday evening released from the Oko minimum prison.
Ugolor was released at about 4:30pm after he was granted bail by a criminal high court presided over by Justice Phillip Imodemhe.
He was dressed in brown jacket and dark green t-shirt on blue jean when he walked out of the prison gate.
The activist was received by members of civil society organisation who carried him shoulder high and chanted solidarity songs.
White powder was used to decorate his face.
In a brief chat, Ugolor said he was grateful to God for saving him.
He said, "Good will always triumph over evil. This has shown that when you are good to humanity, humanity will be good to you."
His wife, Ngozi, who was at the court said her husband is a life giver and not a life destroyer.
She said justice will prevail. 
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