They further claimed that the minister's alleged insistence on a swift burial for Habila was aimed at preventing closer scrutiny of what transpired before her death.
Fresh details have emerged over the controversial death of 26-year-old Mary Habila at the country home of Nigeria's Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi, with police and medical sources telling SaharaReporters that the deceased bore signs consistent with blunt force trauma, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding her death.
According to the sources, Habila was bleeding from her nose and mouth when she was taken from Umahi's residence in Uburu, Ebonyi State, contradicting the account publicly presented by the minister regarding the circumstances of her death.
The sources also alleged that Umahi left the residence shortly after Habila died, leaving the situation to be handled by his aide and former Aide-de-Camp (ADC), Jonathan Bawado, who, like the deceased, is from Southern Kaduna.
They further claimed that the minister's alleged insistence on a swift burial for Habila was aimed at preventing closer scrutiny of what transpired before her death.
