Dabiri-Erewa shares details of of Canada-based woman who threatened to poison Yoruba, Benin people

• The identity and photo of the Nigerian woman based in Canada who threatened to kill Yoruba and Benin people have surfaced
• The chairperson of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, identified the woman as Amaka Patience Sunnberger
• Dabiri-Erewa disclosed that some Nigerians in Canada are reporting her officially to the relevant authorities

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FCT, Abuja - The chairperson of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has unveiled the photo and identity of the Nigerian woman based in Canada who threatened to kill Yoruba and Benin people.

Dabiri-Erewa said the woman behind the voice during a virtual meeting on TikTok has been identified as Amaka Patience Sunnberger.

Dabiri-Erewa said some Nigerians in Canada have reported her officially to the relevant authorities. Photo credit: @abikedabiri
Source: Twitter

The woman known as Anyi_Anambra7 @ehizele123 on Tik Tok while speaking in Pidgin English said she would poison the food and water of the Yorubas and Benin people.

In a TikTok live video clip, Amaka was heard saying:

“If I go to work tomorrow, I will put it (rat poison) in the Yoruba people’s food. Go and tell the government, I am in Ontario, Canada. Hurry.“Soon, you will hear that the Yorubas and Benin people have died. I said it. I want Igbo people to be wicked, you are too soft-hearted. Enough is enough. If you have a means of killing them, kill them because they are of no use to the society.”

Reacting to the video via her X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @abikedabiri, Dabiri-Erewa said some Nigerians in Canada have reported her officially to the relevant authorities.

“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. Thanks for alerting everyone.”

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Source: Legit.ng