Our Stories
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TO BE GAY, CLOSETED AND A HOMOPHOBE
At fourteen years of age, I graduated from Primary School about four years ago, and since then, I have lost…
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Not All That Glitters Is A Sugar Daddy
It was one of those busy days at work when everyone was seated in their various departments helping out customers.…
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THE BOYS OUTSIDE
I live in a Lagos suburb that is heavily residential. This means that on most evenings, in my street for…
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He Came To My House A Top And Left A Side
We met on Facebook; we began chatting and getting acquainted after he sent me a friend request which I accepted.…
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HE TRIED IT
The chat on Grindr lacked chemistry. It was enough reason for me not to further our interaction beyond an online…
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MY BOYFRIEND AND THE OTHER MAN
I know I said boredom and a lack of compatibility were the reasons why Muhammad and I broke up. But…
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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…
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MY HUMBLE SLAVE
It was around midnight in Libreville, and I was lounging in my bed, unable to sleep because of the Gabon…
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JUST LIKE OLIVER TWIST (Closure)
EDITOR’S WORD: This is the third installment in the story titled JUST LIKE OLIVER TWIST. Just to recap, the writer,…
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CHANGE STARTS WITH YOU (An Open Letter To The Gays)
Guys are not supposed to cry. Guys should not wear pink. Boys should not play with dolls. Men should just…
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