A statement by the Toronto Police Service on Friday, March 28, urged the public to help locate Omotayo.
The Toronto Police Service has reported a Nigerian man, identified only as Omotayo, missing in Canada.
The 32-year-old was last seen on March 25 and has not been found since.
A statement by the Toronto Police Service on Friday, March 28, urged the public to help locate Omotayo.
“Omotayo, 32, was last seen on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, in the Trafalgar Road and Dundas Street East area in Oakville,” the statement read.
“Omotayo is described as 6’0”, 160-170 lbs, with a thin build and short black hair.
“Omotayo was last seen wearing a tan ‘Essentials’ hoodie, black Nike track pants, tan Yeezy slides, and black-framed glasses. Police are concerned for their safety.”
The police urged anyone with useful information to approach TPS through its official communication channels.
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