REV. EZEKIEL DACHOMO’S FACEBOOK ACCOUNT DELETED AMID GLOBAL OUTCRY OVER CHRISTIAN GENOCIDE IN NIGERIA

In a development that has stirred intense public attention, the Facebook account of popular Nigerian and Plateau State cleric, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has been deleted.

Dachomo confirmed the situation on Saturday when contacted about the disappearance of his account. When asked whether his Facebook account had indeed been taken down, he responded briefly but firmly: “It’s true.”

The deletion comes at a time when the cleric has gained widespread visibility for his bold and vocal commentary on what he describes as the ongoing genocide against Christians in Nigeria. His outcry has resonated far beyond the country’s borders, drawing international focus to the escalating violence in parts of the nation.

Dachomo’s advocacy recently reached global platforms. In an interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, the cleric revealed that he had conducted over 70 mass burials, a stark reflection of the tragic scale of killings affecting Christian communities.

He also delivered a powerful testimony before the United States Congress, where he detailed the brutal realities faced by Christians across Nigeria. His presentation further amplified calls for decisive action to address the situation.

This international attention follows earlier concerns raised when former US President Donald Trump designated Nigeria as a ‘Country of Particular Concern’ over religious freedom violations. However, Nigerian government officials, during a recent visit to the United States, insisted that the president’s position was based on ‘faulty’ statistics.

As reactions continue to pour in over the deletion of his Facebook account, many are questioning the timing and possible implications, especially given Dachomo’s increasing global influence in spotlighting religious killings in Nigeria.