Nigeria Police Urge Public to Avoid Unverified Claims in Mary Habila Death Probe

The Nigeria Police Force Headquarters Annex in Lagos has urged Nigerians to refrain from disseminating unverified information concerning the death of Miss Mary Habila. CSP Nkeiruka Nwode, the police spokesperson, described Habila's passing as a tragic loss and extended condolences to her family and friends.

Nwode called upon the relevant authorities to conduct a comprehensive, impartial, and transparent investigation into the circumstances of Habila's death. She stated that an autopsy should be performed where appropriate and stressed that the public should allow the investigative process to unfold without premature conclusions.

"Grief should never become an excuse for speculation or the spread of unverified information. No one should be judged outside the due process of the law," Nwode stated. She emphasized that public discourse on the matter should be grounded in verified facts rather than speculation, highlighting the essential role of due process in ensuring justice.

The police spokesperson also appealed for caution in public comments while investigations are ongoing, noting the importance of responsible communication in such matters. She concluded by praying for the peaceful repose of Mary Habila's soul and expressed hope that the investigation would establish the facts surrounding the incident.

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Grief should never become an excuse for speculation or the spread of unverified information. No one should be judged outside the due process of the law.