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Ugonna,46 the wife of Nicholas Nwonye, who was murdered in an attack in Canada said she findsit difficult to believe that her husband is dead. Nicholas, while returning home from school was attacked.
Nicholas was killed in a random stabbing attack on a Calgary C-Train platform in early June, by a 39-year-old man with an extensive criminal record.
CBC reported that Ugonna and her husband had moved to Canada from Nigeria eighteen months ago, in search of a better life for their three children.
Nicholas, who left his job in Nigeria as a geophysical engineer had been working 2 jobs to support his family while taking nursing courses at Bow Valley College.
According to her, she would carry on with the dreams she shared with her husband.
“The truth of the matter is I’ve not even accepted that he’s dead. I find it so hard to believe that. Every day I still look at my door, that he will open the door, walk in. I don’t even know how to deal with it. It’s something I’ll live with. I’ll continue to remember him every day of my life.” she said
A GoFundMe page has been set up by fellow students from Bow Valley College in Nwonye’s name.
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Ugonna,46 the wife of Nicholas Nwonye, who was murdered in an attack in Canada said she findsit difficult to believe that her husband is dead. Nicholas, while returning home from school was attacked.
Nicholas was killed in a random stabbing attack on a Calgary C-Train platform in early June, by a 39-year-old man with an extensive criminal record.
CBC reported that Ugonna and her husband had moved to Canada from Nigeria eighteen months ago, in search of a better life for their three children.
Nicholas, who left his job in Nigeria as a geophysical engineer had been working 2 jobs to support his family while taking nursing courses at Bow Valley College.
According to her, she would carry on with the dreams she shared with her husband.
“The truth of the matter is I’ve not even accepted that he’s dead. I find it so hard to believe that. Every day I still look at my door, that he will open the door, walk in. I don’t even know how to deal with it. It’s something I’ll live with. I’ll continue to remember him every day of my life.” she said
A GoFundMe page has been set up by fellow students from Bow Valley College in Nwonye’s name.
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