The Canadian government has urged the Nigerian government to resolve its internal ethnic and tribal conflicts through peaceful means.

This call came after a recent interaction between Canadian authorities and a Nigerian national, Amaka, who was invited for questioning following a report filed by the Nigerian government.

Amaka presented video evidence to the authorities, alleging threats against the Igbo people in Nigeria by individuals from other communities.

After reviewing the evidence, the police determined that no further action was necessary and released her without charges.

The Canadian government took the opportunity to emphasize the importance of peaceful conflict resolution, encouraging all parties involved to seek harmonious solutions to their internal disputes.

This stance reinforces Canada’s commitment to promoting global peace and cooperation.”