Fauziah Ibrahim from ABC news is said to have disappeared from the airwaves. Viewers wonder where she has been after the controversy.
The TV journalist Fauziah Ibrahim allegedly keeps a huge list of labor trolls on Twitter under offensive names, which have caused a big stir in social media.
Where Is Fauziah Ibrahim From ABC News?
Fauziah Ibrahim from ABC news has concealed her whereabouts after it was exposed that she kept a huge list of Labor ‘trolls’ on Twitter under offensive names.
As mentioned by News.au, users on social media accused her of being anti-Labor, including former Labor Senator Doug Cameron, who found themselves grouped in the two lists — which were accessible for anyone to see.
Then, she inexplicably vanished from the show she co-hosts on Saturday and Sunday, with no explanation. In addition, she has also removed any references to ABC from her Twitter bio, including her profile picture.
As a result, there was conjecture that she had been fired from the post. However, ABC has announced that she has taken a break from presenting while her social media conduct is under investigation.
What Happened To The Presenter Fauziah Ibrahim?
Netizens think that the present Fauziah Ibrahim has been dropped down by the ABC news following the controversies. According to Daily Mail, she was accused of bias last week after posting two controversial lists on her personal Twitter account, referring to critics as “Labor Trolls/Thugs” and “Lobotomized sh**heads.”
The backlashes and criticisms she faced after her actions were made public were enormous that she has vanished without any trace. Although people think that she may have been fired from the job, a spokesperson of ABC said that she was being investigated.
Additionally, she has taken a break from on-camera duties but remains part of the Weekend Breakfast team. Nevertheless, her actions have generated quite a stir inside the ABC’s Ultimo offices.
Fauziah Ibrahim Is Available On Wikipedia
According to Wikipedia, Fauziah Ibrahim is an Australian broadcast journalist. She started her career at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in Perth.
She later worked for NewsRadio 93.8 in Singapore as a producer and presenter. She also went to work for Channel I News as an anchor, producer, and reporter. She was also an anchor for CNBC Asia’s World News and a BBC Asia Business Report producer.
She joined the ABC News network as a news presenter in 2016. She was named co-host of Weekend Breakfast in January 2020, replacing Josh Szeps.