Latest Update:Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo's Facebook Account Deleted After Speaking Out Against Christian Genocide in Nigeria

In a recent development that has sparked widespread discussion, the Facebook account of Nigerian cleric Dachomo has reportedly been deleted. The move comes amidst ongoing concerns over violence and targeted attacks against Christians in parts of Nigeria, often described by many as a form of religious genocide.

Dachomo, known for his outspoken advocacy for Christian communities, has been vocal about the injustices faced by believers in Nigeria. His social media presence served as a platform to shed light on these issues, mobilize support, and call for justice. The deletion of his Facebook account raises questions about the role of social media platforms in moderating content related to religious and ethnic conflicts.

Many community members and human rights advocates have expressed concern that such actions could limit vital conversations and hinder efforts to bring attention to religious violence. Critics argue that silencing voices like Dachomo’s may suppress important discussions and transparency about ongoing crises.

The Nigerian government and international bodies continue to investigate the root causes of violence against Christians, which has resulted in loss of life, destruction of property, and displacement of thousands. Social media platforms play a crucial role in documenting and raising awareness of these issues, and their policies on content regulation remain a topic of debate.