Family of Nigerian man shot in Libya for complaining about underpayment still waiting for justice

Alex Agbon is a 26-year old Nigerian from Edo State who lived in Libya. He worked in Libya as an auto mechanic. Sometime in March, he had an argument with one of his customers, a Libyan. The argument was that, the fee the Libyan man paid him was too small for the job he did for him.
Thinking it was over, the Libyan man went home, called him on the phone and asked him to wait for him at his workshop that he would soon be back. On his arrival, after sighting Alex he opened fire on him and he died immediately. Alex’s young wife is expecting their first child.

Alex’s father, a 76year-old man has sent several emails to the Nigerian Embassy in Libya to come to their aid and investigate and let justice prevail. They are not even sure if the Libyan man is in detention or not. “I am sad; I am in my old age. I can’t work again. Alex was all I had. Now they have cut off my joy,” he said wailing.