The police in Abuja have taken over the investigation into the death of Mary Habila, a young woman who died at the residence of Nigeria's Works Minister, Senator David Umahi.This development comes after growing public outrage and allegations that Umahi tried to transfer the probe from Ebonyi State to Abuja.Sources say the Ebonyi State Police Command was directed to hand over the case, with Habila's body expected to be moved for a forensic autopsy.The controversy highlights tensions between Umahi and his successor, Governor Francis Nwifuru, over handling the case.Public scrutiny intensified after photos of Habila's injuries surfaced online, leading to demands for an independent investigation.Despite her father's initial refusal of an autopsy, the burial was suspended due to public pressure.The incident has also sparked traditional curfews and internal university directives to control information flow.The case underscores broader issues of accountability and political influence in high-profile investigations.