Media personality Kiki Mordi has criticized Facebook authorities for their failure to remove a page where a Nigerian man posted sexualized content of his three-year-old daughter.

In an Instagram post, Kiki revealed that it required constant reporting and personal efforts to contact Instagram employees before the page displaying the sexualized images of the young girl was finally removed.

Despite her efforts, she noted that attempts to have the Facebook page removed were unsuccessful. She highlighted the strict European laws governing child pornography on Instagram, questioning why similar priority is not given to protecting Nigerian children from predators.

She wrote

‘’This is Musa Suleman. He was arrested in Auchi, a town in Edo State, Nigeria, for sharing explicit and sexualised photos of his three-year-old daughter on Facebook & Instagram.

You can read about his arrest online, but I want to speak on the complicity of @instagram and @facebook in this!

The accounts where videos of a three-year-old child in sexy lingerie dancing seductively for pedophilic men are still up on Facebook as I type this. It took hours of constantly reporting and personally reaching out for the Instagram page to be taken down. I know how seriously Instagram takes child porn content in Europe because of the stiff laws that exist; my question is, why would you deprioritise Nigerian children like this?

Is Facebook a safe space for paedophiles???

Please ask @facebook why they have refused to take down Sarah’s page. A three-year-old girl who was forced to pose for internet paedophiles!''