Tag "Homosexuality"
That Piece About Nigeria And America’s Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
This write-up was done by Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani, and originally published on cnn.com. It’s titled ‘Why are Nigerians terrified of same-sex marriage in America?’ And in my opinion, I think
Mozambique decriminalises gay and lesbian relationships
Mozambique has decriminalized homosexuality in its new penal code, making it one of a few African countries where same-sex relationships are legal. The revised code drops a colonial-era clause outlawing
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 21)
Hello guys, not that this is necessary, but all the same, I want to clarify that this journal is not a weekly account of my life. Therefore the things I
For Instance, This…
This is a Facebook post someone drew my attention to, and after reading, all I could do was laugh. It is a thing of beauty when one’s hypocrisy is shown
This Is How You School A Homophobe
Absalom is one of those people I’m just grateful to call friend. One of his qualities – his intelligence (and his crazy, lol). He recently had it out with a
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 20)
Today I will be talking about one issue only which has been on my mind for a while and which has formed the crux of many arguments I have had
Ugandan Scientists Agree: Homosexuality Is Natural
A group of Ugandan scientists have endorsed a study showing being gay is natural. The study, Diversity in Sexuality: Implications for Policy in Africa, was put together by the Academy
May The Kite And Eagle Perch
Written by Kambili Chimalu, and originally published on Bellanaija.com * A lot of gay Nigerians are increasingly stepping into the limelight to campaign for their rights as human beings deserving
The Day I Find Out My Son Is Gay
FOREWORD: This poem was adapted by Teflondon from an originally written poem by Okina Idek, titled ‘If My Son Were To Be Gay’, and originally published on thelmathinks.com. * The day
She Asked: FREEDOM OR A SLIPPERY SLOPE TO MORE?
FOREWORD: My attention was brought to a recent Facebook post updated by a female, Eketi Ette. I read it, and I decided to share. Read and of course, let us
