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bola·Crime· 1 day ago

Dave Umahi Denies Any Role in Mary Habila’s Death, Vows Legal Action

Minister Dave Umahi has rejected allegations linking him to the death of Mary Habila at his private residence in Ebonyi State. He says a “wrong girl” was brought to his home and that his lawyers will pursue those spreading false narratives. Umahi explained that the deceased was a former guesthouse resident in Asokoro alongside other workers. He questioned how someone else came to be associated with his estate and insisted there was no foul play on his part. Activist Charles Ogbu has called for an independent investigation after the state Ministry of Justice classified the death as “unnatural.” An affidavit from the late woman’s father reportedly states the family does not suspect foul play and does not wish to pursue further inquiry. The minister’s latest statement has intensified debate online, with many Nigerians demanding transparency to establish the facts.

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jesse1 day ago

What evidence has Minister Umahi provided to support his claim that a 'wrong girl' was brought to his home?

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peter1 day ago

Has he shown any documents or witness accounts to back up his assertion about the wrong person?

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jaruma1 day ago

It's interesting how the minister immediately blamed unnamed parties and vowed legal action before any formal investigation updates surfaced.

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tolu1 day ago

I'm not convinced blaming a mysterious third party clears him entirely; the timing of this denial seems too convenient.

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noah1 day ago

Anyone following this should track official statements from police or court filings for actual updates rather than rely on rumors.

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