₦airaland Forum

esnbrutality:
We dont want to know anything about her occupation. The fact remains that she DIED in his house and POLICE are quiet, DSS, and all are quiet .

Should the IG carry a bell and start ringing one every street in Nigeria?
Nigerians are funny

Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi Umahi








Killing killing killing killing killing killing

All these cock and bull stories after her death.. why ??

This is so shameful being a Nigerian.

You never die happy

And yet end up a nobody as it is suppose to be

Her death is getting too nasty

Please if her father has truly said enough is enough then let the dead be

Whatever killed her knows her and she knows it too

So ciao Mary 🕊️

Next please

Dem don finally finish Presidential hopefuls from that region.

Next

We know the type of physiotherapist she is nau

Umahi has used his BDSM fetish to unalive her.

Allegedly.. Hookup went wrong, family slammed with enough money to keep quiet and not seek justice. Allow the girl to rest in peace. The minister, just like all APC hordes are pathological liers and crooks, (Tinubu has the talent of assembling them) Nevertheless, the family don't have the right to stop police investigating the incident, a citizen died under unclear circumstances, the government has to investigate, if it was murder, it will be the state vs the criminal, wether the victim's family likes it or not.

press9jatv:
She's a nurse

Lol...From physiotherapist..una d9n sharply change her to nurse. When nursing council debunks this again una go change am to caterer?.

Why not just tell the truth abt hwr..she went to deliver humanitarian service and likely died in actuve service..or was killed because she acted off?

sharone21:
Dem don finally finish Presidential hopefuls from that region.

Next

This is another angle though...the brightest likely presidential candidate from the South East now has an unresolved murder case on his head.

Soludo will just be smiling in secret like this...nigerian politics s a crazy space

snowball11:
A country full of shit!

Head dey loss dem dey ask of cap wey the dead man wear!

Who bloody care what profession or job she was into when she's already dead!

Idiotic people!

Her profession matters...if the phsiotherapist story sails...then the story of her dying sensibly will also sell...but as it is now open that it is a lie. Questions will now be asked about why the parties involved were interested in selling a lie abt her profession.

Olosho die uma dey call am physiotherapist..why people nor go ask wetin una really do am.

At this rate, the matter may go off the familiy's hands

press9jatv:
She's a nurse

As a nurse, is she employed to work in his house?.Was she a registered nurse or an auxiliary?...What removed her clothes?.No CCTV footage in a house of a minister?..
Who gave her the marks on her face?

Where was the wife, and the minister at the time of the incident?...Who and who were around then?.

Why the hasty burial?.. Sudden rejection of justice from her parents?..Were they settled heavily not to pursue the case?..
How did he know the details of her activities including personal calls for the day?..

Sincerely a lot of questions need to be answered..What he's saying is not adding up at all..We are not yet ready as a country.

We4all:
Gbege! What does it matter whether she was a registered physiotherapist or not? Did Umahi complain to you that she was terrible with her job description?

But what was her job description as a 'physiotherspist'....is the man in question invalid or what. I don't understand.

The media is not asking deeper questions as to the private lives of public officials obviously lived on taxpayers resources.

If the lady in question is a learned but not a registered professional then there are some serious administrative and perhaps security lapses taking place that should be aired.

But if she is not learned we can just assume she is a masseur and the optics are even darker and more sordid.

I will always say this. The opacity by which government in the third world is run cannot make for good governance.

Leadership continues to fail to gain the trust traction amongst the people thus making their jobs of service delivery harder than anywhere else in the world.

Chinny024:
As a nurse, is she employed to work in his house?.Was she a registered nurse or an auxiliary?...What removed her clothes?.No CCTV footage in a house of a minister?..
Who gave her the marks on her face?

Where was the wife, and the minister at the time of the incident?...Who and who were around then?.

Why the hasty burial?.. Sudden rejection of justice from her parents?..Were they settled heavily not to pursue the case?..
How did he know the details of her activities including personal calls for the day?..

Sincerely a lot of questions need to be answered..What he's saying is not adding up at all..We are not yet ready as a country.

In summary, opacity that further erodes trust of individuals in authority and institutions of government.

This is the vicious cycle cyclone under which all manner of corruption is perpetuated whether concerning the 'oily NNPC', Gbajagate or Umahi's guesthouse harem...

They just live wayward, irresponsible lives. Nigerians should sit up and start holding people who control their resources and direct their destinies to higher standards of scrutiny, responsibility and fidelity.

This bum has a magnet for women trouble. 3rd one and counting.

fergie001:
Nigerian Society of Physiotherapy

The handler went on with more clarifications...

nellvivok:

NSP: The Department of Physiotherapy at the hospital identified in connection with this matter has confirmed that it has no physiotherapist by the name of “Mary Habila” on its staff records!

SavvyRinu:

NSP: That is precisely the question our statement addresses. She was publicly described her as a physiotherapist. We verified that claim through the appropriate regulatory channels and communicated the outcome!


Son of Jerome:

NSP: Let’s reason this through carefully. If she were indeed a physiotherapist, why would the NSP deny it? Could an entire profession erase someone’s existence? What about her classmates, lecturers, colleagues, employer, and the regulatory records? Those facts would be readily verifiable.

The NSP gains absolutely nothing by denying anyone’s profession. Our responsibility is simply to verify public claims before they are accepted as fact. That is exactly what we have done.

Chinemerem:

NSP: Our responsibility was to verify and clarify the professional status of the individual in question, which we have done. We expect that public officials and institutions will also provide any clarification they consider necessary regarding statements made in the public domain. Accuracy is in everyone’s interest

An autopsy should be conducted

Na wao

[quote author=press9jatv post=140050177]She's a nurse.



This your NEW DESIGNATION would have been funny if this isn't extremely tragic!!!....but watch as the nurses and midwives association will disown her too!!😏

[quote author=Mrchippychappy post=140050261]so what exactly does that have to do with a murder case? what exactly is going on in Nigeria sef?


What it has to do is to truly establish what she was doing in that house?.
The owner of the house said she was a physiotherapist on secondment from the teaching hospital to the ministry of works, then to the HONOURABLE MINISTER OF WORK'S PERSON HOUSE in his house village....but the regulatory body has said SHE WAS NOT IN THEIR REGISTER!!!.

Capisce?!!!😏

[quote author=spencekat post=140050334]According to Umahi,she was a nurse.


Na midwife she be!!!🤣😂😜

Umahi, you can escape justice now that you are in power.

However, you will not be in power forever. You will account for your deeds and misdeed.

You once told Nigerians that you are 'a very dangerous man'. We are saying how dangerous you are and the internet is keeping good record..

Eventually, water will finds it level..

Everyone can be bought, just die first