NIDCOM’s boss condoles with families of Nigerians killed in Canada, assures of justice
Chairman/CEO, Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has commiserated with families of two Nigerians who were brutally murdered in a night club in Canada.
NIDCOM Head, Media, Public Relations and Protocol Unit, Abdur-Rahman Balogun, in a press statement, Wednesday in Abuja, disclosed that the police authorities in Canada had began to look into circumstances surrounding the callous deaths of the two young Nigerians.
He said the NIDCOM boss was optimistic of justice for the victims.
According to the spokesperson, “In a condolence message Dabiri-Erewa described the deaths of Chibueze Momah, 22; and Tosin Awaroshegbe, 25; as very sad and disheartening. She expressed deepest condolences with their respective families and friends.
“The two Nigerian men were shot dead on Saturday by gunmen at the ATL Lounge in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada.”
He said, according to friends of the deceased, Eze and Tosin were diligent workers who served as security guards for many lounge 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 beloved Engineer. Unfortunately, their time was cut short. May their souls rest in perfect peace Amen,” the statement read in part.