Abduljabbar Nasir Kabara, the Kano-based Islamic scholar convicted on blasphemy charges, has filed a fresh complaint requesting his transfer from the Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre back to the Kurmawa Correctional Centre.

 Abduljabbar Nasir Kabara, the Kano-based Islamic scholar convicted on blasphemy charges, has filed a fresh complaint requesting his transfer from the Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre back to the Kurmawa Correctional Centre.

In his request, Kabara is said to be seeking relocation closer to his home state, citing reasons that may include accessibility to family, legal representatives, and familiarity with the environment. Such transfer requests are typically subject to approval by correctional authorities, who also consider security implications.

Kabara was previously sentenced over controversial statements deemed blasphemous, a case that generated significant public attention and debate, particularly in northern Nigeria. His relocation to Abuja had been linked to security concerns following tensions surrounding the case.

The latest development introduces a new dimension to the matter, as authorities will need to weigh his request against safety considerations and administrative protocols within the correctional system.