July 25, 2026
Investigation

POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN ABUJA TAKE OVER INVESTIGATION INTO MARY HABILA’S DEATH

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BY SOWORE MOVEMENT.

Police authorities in Abuja have officially taken over the investigation into the controversial death of Mary Habila, who died at the residence of Nigeria’s Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi.

According to SaharaReporters, the Ebonyi State Police Command has been directed to hand over the case, while Habila’s body is expected to be moved to Abuja for a forensic autopsy.

 

The development follows growing public calls for an independent and transparent investigation into the circumstances surrounding her death. The case has sparked nationwide concern, with questions continuing to be raised over the events leading to her death and the handling of the investigation.

The public now awaits the outcome of the Abuja-led probe and forensic examination.

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