The planned burial of Mary Habila, the 26-year-old physiotherapist who died at the residence of Minister of Works David Umahi, has sparked fresh reactions across Nigeria. Many people believe the burial should wait until investigators conclude the case.
Mary’s family announced that she will be buried on July 17 in Kaduna State. However, the announcement has renewed public debate because police are still investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. Investigators have also maintained that the autopsy remains a crucial part of the ongoing probe.
Many Nigerians took to social media to question the decision to proceed with the burial before the investigation ends.
Some argued that completing the process first would help remove doubts, while others urged security agencies to conduct a transparent and thorough investigation.
The case has attracted nationwide attention since reports emerged that Mary died at Umahi’s residence under controversial circumstances.
Umahi denied any attempt to conceal the incident. He said he immediately informed the police and requested a comprehensive autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.
Meanwhile, investigators continue to gather evidence as they await the autopsy report. The findings are expected to clarify what happened and determine the next steps in the investigation.
As stated by daily post,Public calls for accountability have also continued to grow. Many Nigerians insist that the investigation must remain transparent and credible to provide answers for Mary’s family and reassure the public.
