Content Creator Angela Nwosu Recovers Facebook Page Days After Devastating Suspension

• Nigerian content creator, Angela Nwosu, regained her popular Facebook page after it was initially suspended
• According to social media reports, the account was allegedly reported by a user but three days later, it was restored
• Angela, known for her viral lifestyle content filmed from her home in Dubai, shared the harrowing experience she went through

Facebook content creator, Angela Nwosu, has regained control of her popular page, Angie Nation.

Angie Nation, a page with over 5.3 million followers, was suspended by Facebook after it was reported by a user.

For three days, Angela Nwosu did not post anything on her two other platforms, Angela Nwosu Page and Angela Nwosu profile.

The situation drew the attention of her fans, who used their own platforms to call for the restoration of the page after they searched frantically and failed to find it.

However, Angie Nation has been restored, and Angela could not hold her breath after she regained control of it.

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She debunked the rumour that she deliberately deactivated the page to seek public sympathy and attention.

Why Facebook suspended Angela Nwosu's page

According to her, Facebook said it suspended the page because it went against its community standards.

She posted a screenshot she made the moment she realised her page had been pulled.

A write-up on the screenshot reads:

"We suspended your page. This is because AngieNation goes against our community standards."

Angela said she has learned a valuable lesson from the harrowing experience.

She said:

The past 48 hours of AngieNation being down have taught me a lot of lessons. It’s good to be good, but too much of it is still not good. Be kind, but don’t let your kindness bring you down."

Angela is known for filming her life as content and sharing it on Facebook. She often collaborates with her husband, Sound Mind and her maids, especially Nsikak.

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Angela, who lives in Dubai with her family, is seen as a social media role model by many of her followers who want to learn content creation from her.

Her fans thronged her page to celebrate with her after the page became live again.

Reactions as Angela Nwosu recovers her page

Toria Simon said:

"Welcome Back Mami, fear than catch me finish. Make this meta people no try this next time o."

@Evangeline Umejesi said:

"It is good to be good but being good to the wrong person will make you regret being good but regardless, we can't stop being good to people."

@Ruth Marey said?

"Meta! Meta!! Meta!!! How many times did I call you... Biko no try this thing again abeg... You wan give me heart attack?"

Meta deletes millions of accounts

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that global social media giant, Meta, said it deleted millions of WhatsApp accounts over the past six months

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In a statement made available to Legit.ng, Meta said it axed 6.8 million WhatsApp accounts between January and June

The company said the deleted accounts engaged in scams and other activities considered suspicious and criminal

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng