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They Portrayed The Girls As Runs Girls, I Was On The Plane With Them – Umahi
Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi has expressed his displeasure over the portrayal of Mary Habila and her colleague who were on official medical duty at his residence as runs girls.
Speaking on Symfoni TV, Umahi said, “I don’t want to dwell on it too much, because I’m mourning, it is like losing a daughter. And I laugh when they call her a physiotherapist. They presented these girls as if they were runs girls. These people were inside the plane with me and my immediate staff. We flew together. It is not as if they even came separately. We all flew together to Lagos. And this was not the first time,” he said.
Sen. Umahi also revealed details of Mary’s final hours, based on an account provided by her boyfriend.
He alleged that the boyfriend said that while in Lagos for a conference, Mary called him to say she was bleeding from the nose.
According to him, Mary’s boyfriend advised her to report to her supervisor, knowing the supervisor would insist she seek medical attention but Mary reportedly did not want to be a burden, and instead looked for a nearby hospital on her own.
Umahi said he has since asked the police to retrieve her call log so investigators can establish exactly what was said in her last conversation with her boyfriend.
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