Three young boys are about to lose their dad.

Olukunle Adetunji is a husband and the father of three sons. He and his wife, Kimora, a Canadian citizen, have been married for about thirteen years. Their boys, also Canadian, don't know a life without their dad. He has always been a part of their everyday lives.

Canada Border Services Agency plans to deport Olukunle to Nigeria. If that happens, three children will be separated from their father, with no way of knowing when they will see him again.

This family has already lived through the unthinkable. In 2022, Olukunle's eldest son, Joshua, was shot and killed in the United States. Because of his immigration status, Olukunle could not go to his son's burial or to the murder trial. Losing one child is more than any parent should have to bear. His three younger sons should not now lose their father.

There is a path for this family to stay together. Olukunle's wife has sponsored him, and the application has been accepted and is being processed. Deporting him now would separate the boys from their dad before Canada has even decided it. Olukunle has reported to CBSA as required since 2017 and attended every time he was called, even though the travel document they plan to use carries the wrong name and date of birth.

We ask the Minister of Public Safety and the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship to:

1. Stop Olukunle's deportation and keep him home with his children.
2. Let his spousal sponsorship be decided while he stays with his family.
3. Put the best interests of his three sons first.

Please sign and share before November 27, 2026. Every signature tells the Ministers these boys need their father.