A Ghanaian boy, Prince Abdul Malik, died following a shooting in Etobicoke, Toronto, one week after the death of another Ghanaian, Javits Frimpong. Authorities are searching for two suspects dressed in dark clothing. The motive behind the shooting remains undisclosed.
The incident occurred in the early hours of the morning, according to local police. Prince Abdul Malik was pronounced dead at the scene. Emergency services were called to the location, but the boy did not survive his injuries.
Javits Frimpong, a Ghanaian national, died in a separate incident in Canada. Details surrounding his death have not been fully released, but it is believed to have occurred in the same city. Both cases have raised questions about safety for Ghanaian communities in Toronto.
This is the second fatal incident involving Ghanaian nationals in the city within a short period. Local officials have not yet commented on the connection between the two cases. Police continue to investigate the shooting, with no arrests made as of yet.
The deaths highlight ongoing concerns about safety for expatriates in Canadian cities. Community leaders have called for increased support and awareness for Ghanaian residents living abroad.
