Samuel Ortom Accuses Benue Govt Of Witch-Hunt, Says Court Ordered Return Of 23 Vehicles

- Former Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom has accused the state government of engaging in what he described as witch-hunts and running down political opponents.
- Ortom claimed that vehicles legitimately allocated to him after leaving office were seized, prompting him to seek legal redress.
- According to the former governor, he won the case, with the court ordering the Benue State Government to pay ₦5 million in damages and return the 23 vehicles.
Former Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom, has accused the Benue State Government of disregarding the rule of law and engaging in what he described as witch-hunts against opponents.
Ortom made the claim while speaking about his experience after leaving office, alleging that vehicles legitimately allocated to him by the state government were seized.
According to him, he challenged the seizure in court and emerged victorious, with the court ordering the state government to return the 23 vehicles and pay ₦5 million in damages.
“We have a government in Benue State that does not believe in the rule of law. It engages in witch-hunts and runs down its opponents. After I left office, vehicles legitimately allocated to me by the government were seized. I went to court, defeated them, and the court ordered them to pay ₦5 million in damages and return the 23 vehicles,” Ortom said.
His remarks have sparked mixed reactions online, particularly over his disclosure that 23 vehicles had been allocated to him.
@AustinCule: Wait, State Government gave you 23 cars bought with tax payers money? Omo
@xanders101: You’re part of Nigeria’s problems. 23 vehicles, haba. You’re supposed to be cooling off & eating watery beans by now.
@ChukwumEmelie: 23 vehicles? And what are you doing with fuxking 23 vehicles sir? You see why HE Obi is different from the rest…
@derick_ebuka: What is he using 23 vehicles to do?
@zubbyloco1: What is one individual doing with 23 vehicles???
@Foxyblueu: Disregarding court orders is a major crisis in Nigeria. We cannot build a functional democracy when leaders treat judicial rulings as mere suggestions.
@dre_stone9: “Wolf in sheep’s clothing”
@Ewa_ocheee: But why do you need 23 vehicles ?
@Julio95448951: 23 vehicles? U suppose do jail sir







