Federal Govt Assures Justice For Nigerians Killed In Canada

The federal government has vowed to ensure that Justice is done in the case of two Nigerians who were brutally murdered at a night club in Canada, even as it commiserated with the families of the Nigerians.

Abike Dabiri-Erewa, chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) gave this assurance while nothing that the police authorities in Canada have began to look into circumstances surrounding the the callous deaths of the two young Nigerians, with the hope of bringing the culprits to book.

In a condolence message by the head of media and public relations of the Commission, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Dabiri Erewa described the deaths of Chibueze Momah (22), and Tosin Awaroshegbe (25).

as very sad and disheartening

The two Nigerian men were shot dead on Saturday by gunmen at the ATL Lounge in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada, the statement said.

According to friends of the deceased, “Eze and Tosin were both diligent workers who served as security guards for many lounges in Vaughan. They were loved and cherished by many in the community. Their story was only getting started as they had both recently graduated.

Eze was set to make his way into the tech industry and Tosin our Engineer. Unfortunately, their time was cut short.»