The Nigerian in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM) has formally written a letter to the Mayor of Brampton, Canada, where Amaka Patience Sonnberger is a resident to ask for her probe.
The letter signed off by the chairperson of the commission, Abike Dabiri-Erewa and addressed to Honourable Patrick Brown, the Mayor of Brampton, said Sonnberger is a disability support worker in Brampton.
NIDCOM said the lady in question was captured on video inciting violence against two tribes in Nigeria.
The commission asked that the lady be probed in respect of her threat to poison people of other tribes and also in respect of her job to be sure she has not carried her hateful attitude into her workplace.
Similarly, the House of Representatives has also sent a formal communication to authorities in Canada to probe the activities of the same woman.
