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Kito Alert: POLICE ENTRAPMENT AND YOUR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
There is another technique that the Lagos police have employed in their targeting of gay guys. They catch someone who’s gay and then they use him to lure his friends
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Final Entry)
LESSON 20 From the chapter, ‘I Convinced Myself I Wasn’t Lesbian’, HA has this to say to us: “Until we become visible, queer people [in Nigeria] will continue to think
The Lie Of “I Love You”
You know what I don’t understand? Guys who are such pathological liars, they lie even when they don’t have to. How is it that you know someone, you both hook
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Entry 19)
LESSON 19 From the chapter, ‘Why Do I Have To Ask You To Consider Me Human’, DK admonishes: “Why do I have to ask you to consider me human? Can’t
THE PARANOIA IS REAL
One of the things you get as the person in charge of Kito Diaries’ editorials or the person behind the social media accounts of Kito Diaries is you become the
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Entry 18)
LESSON 18 From the chapter, ‘I Can Still Love More’, NT has this to say: “I believe everyone can love many people during their lives. I have loved three people
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Entry 17)
LESSON 17 From the chapter, ‘Same-sex Relationships Are A Choice’, HK says: “I used to think that coming out was unnecessary. Like, why do you have to explain to anyone
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Entry 16)
LESSON 16 From the chapter, ‘Your Sexuality Doesn’t Define Who You Are’, BW says: “Sex is very important to a relationship. There is a connection that comes with sex. I
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Entry 15)
LESSON 15 From the chapter, ‘To Anyone Being Hated, Be Strong’, BM has this to say: “To anyone who is battling and being hated, I tell them to be strong.
Lessons Learned From ‘She Called Me Woman’ (Entry 14)
LESSON 14 From the chapter, ‘To Anyone Being Hated, Be Strong’, BM says: “[My sexuality] is between me and God … I believe that in my religiousness, God understands and