Kito Stories
Kito Alert: Not Every Straight Man Who Agrees To Have Transactional Sex With You Means You Well
There are always the stories of heterosexual men who agree to have sex with gay men for a price. These transactions often go off without a hitch. But a community
IBUSA IS A DEN OF INIQUITY (A Near-Kito Story)
In light of the news about the apprehension of Asaba kito scum, a development which has led to everyone rehashing all the ways Asaba is the kito capital of Nigeria,
Kito Alert: Faces of Kito Scum in Delta
This story which talks about the evil nature of Ibusa, Delta State, revealed the face of a kito perpetrator who lures gay men over there to be victimized, battered and
Kito Alert: Kito Perpetrators Use Young, Good-looking, Actually Homosexual Boys As The Face Of Their Operations
In the past couple of weeks, we have gotten two kito reports that follow the same style; one in Kano and the other in Lagos. The Lagosian operation used a
Kito Alert: The Homophobic Nigerian Men Who Say Gay Men Are Rushing Them
A KDian who is a member of an Igbo Rants Facebook group recently volunteered information regarding some would-be (or perhaps already) kito perpetrators in the group. Because life as a
Kito Alert: More Updates And Then Some
A kito perpetrator is still thriving in Aba, another reemerged on Facebook with a new identity, and a third whose identity we didn’t know before has become revealed to us
WHEN FRIENDS ARE ENEMIES (A Kito Story)
I recently learned of Kito Diaries through the kito alert Instagram page. And as I was going through the various photo updates of the scum on the page, I came
HIS COMING OUT STORY (Edition 11)
A KDian, Neme, recently came out to his brother in a WhatsApp conversation, and it was a beautiful thing to witness how absolutely unperturbed this family member was by his
Kito Alert: Just A Few Updates
Ever since the kito alert social media accounts started operating, we’ve been getting random new information about the kito scum whose identities we have published. Nothing major, just enough to
A THOUSAND CURSES ON THE MEN IN UNIFORM
Stories of police brutality and harassment aren’t new; in fact, they’ve become sewn into the fabric of every Nigerian citizen’s experience as a Nigerian. For LGBTQ Nigerians, these experiences are
