Prince Has Left Me With No One: Ghanaian Mother Breaks Down In Tear After Son Is Shot Dead In Canada

The mother of Prince Abdul Malik, the young Ghanaian man who was reportedly shot and killed in Canada, has broken down in tears while mourning the tragic loss of her son.

In an emotional expression of grief, the heartbroken mother struggled to come to terms with the death of Prince, describing the devastating impact his passing has had on her life.

She expressed her pain in a distressing message addressed to a woman identified as Auntie Serwaa, lamenting that her son’s death had left her feeling alone.

“Auntie Serwaa, Prince has died and left me. I have no one. If I had known this would happen, I would have called you to come and take him away,” she said.

Her emotional statement reflects the deep sorrow surrounding the death of the young Ghanaian, whose reported killing in Etobicoke, west of Toronto, has attracted attention among Ghanaians both in Canada and back home.

Prince Abdul Malik was reportedly shot shortly before 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, November 7, 2026, near Rathburn Road and The East Mall in Etobicoke.

Following the shooting, he was rushed to hospital with gunshot wounds but was later pronounced dead.

The circumstances surrounding the incident have raised concerns, particularly as police continue efforts to identify and locate at least two suspects reportedly dressed in dark clothing who remain at large.

While investigations continue, the emotional reaction from Prince’s mother has brought a deeply personal dimension to the incident, reminding the public of the families left behind when violent crimes claim young lives.

For a mother, the loss of a child is an unimaginable experience, and her words have captured the pain of a parent struggling to accept that someone she brought into the world is no longer alive.

Her reference to having no one left further illustrates the emotional burden she says she is facing following the tragedy.

The incident has also renewed concerns about the safety of Ghanaians living abroad and the impact of violent crime on families and communities.

As relatives and loved ones mourn Prince Abdul Malik, attention remains focused on the ongoing police investigation and the search for those responsible.

For his grieving mother, however, the immediate reality is the painful absence of her son and the difficult journey of coming to terms with his death.

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