Former Gov Ortom Visited Ochanya Family; The Brother Pleaded For Him To Intervene He Refused — Effiong
Human rights lawyer and activist, Inibehe Effiong, has made new and serious claims surrounding the tragic 2018 death of 13-year-old Ochanya Elizabeth Ogbanje, raising fresh concerns about possible political interference in the pursuit of justice.
According to Effiong, there are indications that the full prosecution of those linked to the case may have been slowed down due to influence from powerful political connections. This things dey happen around you, Watch What Happened.
His remarks have once again reopened national debate on how justice is handled when influential figures are allegedly involved.
Effiong also referenced a visit made by former Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom, to the bereaved family, stating that despite emotional appeals from relatives, no meaningful intervention followed. These claims have added a new layer of public concern over how the case was handled at the time.
He further alleged that individuals connected to those involved in the case may have had ties to influential political figures, raising questions about whether justice was obstructed in any form. These assertions remain allegations and have not been independently verified by authorities.
The Ochanya case remains one of Nigeria’s most painful child abuse tragedies, and these new claims have reignited calls from activists and citizens demanding transparency, accountability, and full justice for the young victim.
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— Reported by Newsvista Global Desk
