Tears As International Student is Shot Dead, a Week into a Part-time Job in Canada

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By Abiola Olawale

Fresh details have emerged surrounding the tragic death of Alfred Okyere, a 23-year-old international student from Ghana.

Reports show that the demise of Okyere has been making headlines due to the circumstances surrounding his death.

Alexander Osei-Owusu, a close family friend of Okyere, shared the heartbreaking news that his friend had tragically lost his life just one week into starting a part-time job in Saskatoon, Canada.

Osei-Owusu, who spoke with the press, revealed that Okyere had arrived in the city four months prior, in September 2024, with aspirations of building a better life.

He added that Okyere was employed at DSI Underground Canada, a mining supply company, where he was allegedly stabbed by a co-worker, leading to his death.

“As many students these days, everybody is trying to find work here and there to get something to support education,” Osei-Owusu said.

Meanwhile, the police have confirmed the murder of Okyere.

In a news release, police said they were called to the facility at 8 p.m. CST.

The release reads in part: “Upon arrival, Police located a 23-year-old male victim suffering from stab wounds.

“He was transported to hospital where he was pronounced deceased.”

News source with modifications: cbc.news.ca

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