By Charles Ahumba
The Facebook account of popular cleric, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo has been deleted. News of the development was shared on Facebook by one of his allies, Isaac Show.
He disclosed that he received a call from Rev Dachomo, a Plateau State-based pastor, to that effect.
“He said all his social media handles including Facebook have been deleted. He explained to me that he was told that his contents jeopardise national security of Nigerian government (A government that sympathise with terrorists).
“And immediately after this notification, his accounts were deleted. So, we’re not going to get updates directly from his social media handles.
“Meanwhile, terrorist sympathisers is walking freely. His Facebook account hasn’t been deleted. He’s walking around embracing terrorists and advocating for Islamic terrorists. And you still want to tell me, there is no Christians Genocide going in Nigeria.
“I’ve nothing more to say. My own Facebook account has been shadowboxed. My page visibility has been restricted. Meaning many people won’t see what I post. And should in case you see this post, pls share and always visit my page to get more updates because they may not allow it to appear on your timelines as usual.
“This is the price we have to pay for following Jesus Christ and speaking the truth and I’ll never give up..God bless you all,” he wrote. Meanwhile, Rev Dachomo has confirmed the report to the media.
Daily Post contacted the cleric to ask if his Facebook account had been deleted, and he simply replied: “It’s true.”
Our correspondent that reports that the cleric has been shouting out over alleged Genocidal killing of Christians in Nigeria. The climax was his recent interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, where he revealed that he had conducted over 70 mass burials, with 500 persons buried in one of such cases.
He also recently testified before the United States Congress regarding the killing of Christians in Nigeria. Earlier, he raised the alarm that his life was under threat but that he was not afraid to die.
- Daily Post
