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A TALE OF AN UPCOMING SCANDAL
When you come out to your family, in their tolerance of your identity, you acquire for yourself a whole new set of problems. It’s like you’re a brand new teenager
Homophobe claims Homosexuality can’t be loving because anal sex is painful, and gets shut down by Twitter
Logging onto Twitter and seeing a homophobe on your timeline is almost par for the course these days, but one bigot got schooled after she said homosexuality isn’t loving because
Pamela Adie is nominated for the first Mary Chirwa Award for Courageous Leadership
Nigeria’s Gender and LGBTQIA+ activist and documentarist, Pamela Adie, is among the ten shortlisted nominees to receive the very first Mary Chirwa Award for Courageous Leadership, as announced by the
AS A BISEXUAL. . .
As a Bisexual I would keep to time. I would not mix seasons like two unrelated potions, just because “I can drink anything”. I would not translate my flawless identity
#BBNaija: Post Mercy-and-Tacha Fight, and Tacha Fans Are Dragging In Lesbianism As A Smear Tactic Against Mercy
When all fails, villainize homosexuality. It is a formula that almost always works for Nigerians. Following the animosity that boiled over into a fight between Big Brother housemates Tacha and
Public Notice: Search For Accommodation
Two KDians are looking for accommodation. If their conditions fit the criteria of anyone with accommodation to give, do kindly reach out to the email addresses provided. 1. I’m
The Law School Journal (Entry 4)
June 22 Group discussions are total waste of time. I have been told so before, but I wanted to be sure that I was not just swallowing everything I was
Random Questions: Your Sex Life In Three Words
I once saw a Facebook update where the poster said something about how lack of sex makes one an FB comedian. Lol. So those three words would be: Konji, Facebook
Kito Alert XLIV
This is a pretty face that has been used to lure members of our community in Lagos to their kito via Facebook. He is not real. The pictures make up
THE DILEMMA OF CHYKING THE MAN
There are a lot of things that make living as a gay man in Nigeria difficult: there is the Nigerian brand of homophobia that is hateful and violent and ironically
