Ebonyi Police Request Autopsy After Nurse Found Dead at Umahi’s Residence

The Ebonyi State Police Command has requested an autopsy to determine the cause of death of a nurse who was found dead at a residence reportedly linked to Governor David Umahi. According to police authorities, the autopsy forms part of a standard investigative process aimed at establishing the exact circumstances surrounding the incident and ensuring that all relevant facts are thoroughly examined. Officers have commenced investigations and are gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing available information to determine what transpired before the nurse’s death. The police emphasized that no conclusions should be drawn until the investigation and medical examination are completed, urging members of the public to avoid spreading unverified claims or speculation that could interfere with the process. They also assured residents that the investigation would be conducted professionally, transparently, and in accordance with the law. The incident has attracted public attention, with many calling for a thorough and impartial inquiry to establish the facts and provide answers to the deceased’s family. Community leaders and civil society groups have stressed the importance of allowing investigators and medical experts to complete their work before any assumptions are made regarding the circumstances of the death. The findings of the autopsy are expected to play a key role in guiding the direction of the investigation and determining any further legal or investigative actions. Authorities have pledged to keep the public informed as the inquiry progresses while reaffirming their commitment to justice, accountability, and due process. The case remains under active investigation, and officials have appealed for patience as they work to establish the full facts surrounding the incident.