By Adadareporters
Barr Ifeanyi Ejiofor, lawyer to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Friday, said he might take legal action against Facebook.
Ejiofor is accusing Facebook ‘of suppressing comments’ on his Facebook page. His warning was contained in a release he posted on his Facebook page.
Ejiofor wrote, “Facebook, its management, and her owner, Mark Zuckerberg, are hereby put on final notice that should they continue with suppressing comments on my page, I will be left with no choice but to test the legality or otherwise of their infraction on my page/rights.
“First, I wish to clarify that despite the heavy traffic and interactions on my page, I have not monetized my page. Hence, I am not making any money out of Facebook.
“Secondly, as a law-abiding citizen, I am conscious and have strictly adhered to the community rules and terms of engagement on Facebook.
“I am, therefore, at a loss as to the continued suppression of comments on my page by Facebook, as well as their relentless sanctioning of my fans for merely sharing my publications. I do not wish to draw any assertions nor inferences as to whether Facebook is bankrolled to commit these acts.
“However, I am demanding prompt explanation by Facebook to the effect of this disturbing trend upon receipt of my letter. Otherwise, I will be left with no choice but to follow available legal steps to address this once and for all. Enough is enough!”
