By the time we left jail, we had fought so hard that there was a proper menu. One sleeps on a plank bed, on a plank of wood. You are supplied with two blankets. One for the cover and one to spread on the plank. You see African prisons are unlike European prisons.
European prisons are physically comfortable, but mentally uncomfortable.
In the African situation nobody messes with you mentally, because they are not that equipped. There are still quite a few people out there who were caught in the events of the attempted coup in 1981. There are children out there who are still suffering because their fathers were in prison. To a certain extent, I have been favoured only because I have a profession to take care of me and for me to get back to my feet. I have never, never, ever had any regrets about the events of July 1981.