FG Reveals Nigerian Woman Who Threatened To Kill Yoruba, Benin People In Canada
The Federal Government, through the Nigerians in the Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), has revealed the identity of a Canadian-based Igbo lady who threatened to start killing Yoruba and Benin people in Canada.
NiDCOM boss Abike Dabiri-Erewa disclosed this in a statement on her X handle on Wednesday.
She identified the lady as Amaka Patience Sunnberger who vowed to start poisoning Yoruba and Benin people in Canada.
An X user had called the attention of the Nigerian government to the threat by the Igbo lady on a TikTok group discussion to start poisoning Yoruba and Benin people in Canada.
The X user, Dami Adenuga, while sharing the audio of the Tiktok group chart, said, “A very disturbing video of some Nigerians on Tiktok planning the death of other Nigerians in Canada. This post is for awareness purposes only. Be careful out there folks”
Dabiri-Erewa responded, with the picture of the lady who made the threat while identifying her as Amaka Patience Sunnberger.
The NIDCOM boss also revealed that she has since deleted her Tiktok account while some Nigerians are already making efforts to report her to the authorities in Canada.
She said, ” “This is the picture of the lady behind the voice. Amaka Patience Sunnberger. She has deleted her TikTok account and a group of Nigerians in Canada are reporting her officially to the relevant authorities in Canada.”
Osun Defender reports that in the Tiktok group chat, Amaka, who spoke in pidgin English, was heard vowing to begin to put poison in the foods and water of Yoruba and Benin people while urging other Igbo people to do the same.
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The lady who claimed to be living in Ontario, Canada, also dared listeners to report her to the authorities.
She vowed to begin the poisoning spree from her office, as she was cheered on by others in the group chat who helped her to identify the names of poisons.
She said: “Record me very, very well. Time to start poisoning the Yoruba and the Bini. I go put poison for all una food for work, put poison for all una water. Make una dey kpai (die) one by one. Una no go kpai one day o, una go sick, sick, sick.
“I go put otapiapia, This kind hate wey i get for una so, e go last for ever. For all of una food, otapiapia eat and die, snipers – Yes, I go dey put am. If I go work tomorrow, I go put am for Yoruba food.
“I dey Canada, I dey Ontario, go tell government, hurry up. I go put otapiapia, una go her Yoruba don die o, Bini don kpeme, na me talk am. I wan make Ndigbo have that heart of wickedness, una too quiet, una too dey cool, enough. It is enough, if you have a means of killing them, kill them, kpai them commot for road because they too mumu, they are of no use to the society.”
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