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<\/p>\nThe president of Guyana has asked police to investigate who is impersonating him on Facebook.<\/p>\n
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The apparent Bharrat Jagdeo page has more than 170 supporters, and features images of the president as well as his biography.<\/p>\n
It prompted the government to release a statement to say President Jagdeo was not a Facebook member, reports the BBC.<\/p>\n
President Jagdeo’s page has two photograph albums, one of a well-known bridge in Guyana, the Berbice, and the other of international leaders, some with the president.<\/p>\n
Only three people have posted messages, including a man who questions whether the profile was authentic.<\/p>\n
“Is this President Bharrat Jagdeo’s personal Facebook? Is it his official one?” the message reads.<\/p>\n
The Guyana government said that officials also discovered that someone had impersonated the president of the South American nation on another social networking site<\/p>\n
Last year, a Moroccan was jailed for setting up a Facebook profile in the name of a member of the royal family.<\/p>\n
Facebook also removed two bogus profiles of Bilawal Bhutto, son of the murdered Pakistani politician Benazir Bhutto, after an investigation found the entries “not authentic”.<\/p>\n