Umahi Dismisses 'Foul Play', Warns Against Politicisation Of Nurse's Death
- On Thursday, Minister of Works David Umahi broke his silence regarding the death of staff member Mary Habila at his Uburu, Ebonyi State residence, revealing she spoke to her boyfriend while bleeding shortly before she died.
- The 26-year-old medical team member died June 27 in a room at the minister's home; following public outcry, Umahi requested a police post-mortem to determine the cause of death, which the family initially rejected.
- According to Umahi, Habila told her boyfriend she was bleeding from her nose, pleading, "Don't cut the call," as the boyfriend urged her to report it, stating, "Listen, I will not continue this conversation since you are bleeding."
- In a July 13 affidavit, Tanko Habila, father of Mary Habila, formally rejected further investigation at the Ebonyi State High Court, requesting the Nigeria Police Force release his daughter's body for burial.
- Police spokesperson Joshua Ukandu stated Wednesday the command awaits the family before proceeding with examination, assuring the investigation would remain "thorough, transparent, and impartial" as the case progresses.
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Mary Habila was like daughter to me
The Minister of Works, David Umahi, on Thursday, described late Miss Mary Habila, a staff member who died at the minister’s residence in Uburu, Ebonyi State, as “like a daughter” to him. Read Also: Mary Habila told boyfriend she had nosebleed night before death — Umahi Habila, a nurse with the David Umahi Federal University […] The post Mary Habila was like daughter to me – Umahi appeared first on Vanguard News.
Umahi Dismisses 'Foul Play', Warns Against Politicisation Of Nurse's Death
The Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, has dismissed any “foul play” in the death of Nurse Mary Habila, warning against the politicisation of the matter.Umahi, who spoke in a press conference in Abuja on Thursday, said both of them had worked together for three years.“What baffles me in this country is that everything becomes an opportunity. There is a guest house where she and the second medical person stay, and that is very far from where I stay. …
Mary Habila: What she told her boyfriend before she died - Umahi breaks silence
The Minister of Works, David Umahi, on Thursday broke his silence on the circumstances surrounding the unfortunate death of Miss Mary Habila, a staff member who died at the minister’s residence in Uburu, Ebonyi State. The Minister at a press conference in Abuja revealed that Mary Habila spoke with her boyfriend complaining that she was […] Mary Habila: What she told her boyfriend before she died – Umahi breaks silence
Umahi: Habila was sick, she had a boyfriend
David Umahi, Minister of Works, has made fresh revelations about Mary Habila, the nurse who died at the residence. Habila, an employee of the David Umahi Federal University Teaching Hospital in Ebonyi, died at the residence of the Minister in Uburu, Ebonyi State, on June 27. Her death has sparked a nationwide outrage, with many calling for an independent probe. Speaking at a press briefing on Thursday, Umahi said the deceased was like a daughte…
Why we rejected an autopsy on Mary Habila despite a controversial death
PREMIUM TIMES previously reported that Mary Habila, who was attached to the office of Dave Umahi, was brought dead to the David Umahi Federal University Teaching Hospital, Uburu, Ebonyi State, on 27 June. The post Why we rejected an autopsy on Mary Habila despite a controversial death — Family appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Umahi Speaks on Mary Habila’s Death, Says She Was “Like a Daughter” as Questions Persist - Security News Alert
Nigeria’s Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, has broken his silence over the controversial death of Mary Habila, describing the late health worker as “like a daughter” to him and dismissing suggestions that her death should be politicised. Speaking in comments shared by ARISE News on Friday, Umahi said Habila had lived with him […] The post Umahi Speaks on Mary Habila’s Death, Says She Was “Like a Daughter” as Questions Persist first appear…
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