I‘m not afraid of EFCC probe after leaving office, Ortom declares

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From Uche Nnorom, Makurdi

Outgoing Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom has declared that he is not afraid of any invitation by the Economic and Financial Crimes’ Commission (EFCC) after he leaves office on May 29th, 2023.
Governor Ortom stated this during a valedictory session of Benue State Executive Council on Friday.
The Governor who spoke in a sober mood said he has no cause to run away from the State or country, insisting that he does not own any house abroad.
Ortom who said he will not dissolve his cabinet until 12 noon May 29, 2023, lauded them for their contribution towards the success of his administration.
He urged the commissioners not to run away or hide if invited by the EFCC, saying “go and explain, do not run anywhere.
I have not seen any unusual thing that any of my commissioners did.
“If invited I will go there and explain. I do not have any house abroad to run and hide. I will be right here in Benue, am not going anywhere if I have committed any crime, they should let me know and I will explain
“If I have an opportunity I will pick my deputy again for his experience and knowledge. I tapped so much from his worth of experience”, Ortom eulogized him.

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