Mary Habila Burial Announced Amid Calls for Investigation
The family of 26-year-old physiotherapist Mary Habila has announced her burial following her death at Minister David Umahi’s residence in Ebonyi. The African Democratic Congress is demanding an independent probe, accusing the federal government of a cover-up.
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The family of Mary Habila, a 26-year-old physiotherapist found dead at the residence of Minister of Works David Umahi in Uburu, has announced plans for her burial. Habila, also known as Mara, was discovered dead under controversial circumstances, according to Naija News.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has called for an independent investigation into her death. The opposition party accused the Federal Government of covering up details surrounding the incident, intensifying pressure on federal authorities for transparency. The ADC emphasized the need for accountability, citing public concern over the circumstances, Daily Trust reported.
David Umahi’s office has not issued a public statement on the matter. The police have not confirmed the cause of death or provided further details about ongoing investigations, if any. As of now, no official report has been released linking Habila’s death to criminal activity.
Local authorities in Ebonyi State have remained largely silent on the case. The ADC has urged the Federal Government to allow an impartial body to examine the facts, warning that delays could erode public trust. Naija News confirmed the family’s plans for burial, though the exact date and location were not disclosed in the report.