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Nollywood And The Homosexual Nigerian
I came out to my colleague some weeks ago. From the first day we met, we had a connection, and that connection quickly led to a fast friendship. She studied
The Category is: MASC4MASC, NO FEMMES ALLOWED
Growing up, I was always feminine, and as with all things that trigger unease in the supposed moral fabric of an average Nigerian, it became a source of undue attention.
To Everyone Who Robbed Me Of Me
I live in a constant state of dread. Every time my phone rings, I feel my heart sink a little. What is it this time? Please don’t let someone be
A Boy And The Bouncer
Let me tell you people a short story. There was a Saturday a couple of months ago, during which I attended a book club meet. This book club is a
“YES, MOM, I’M GAY.” The Truth That Was A Long Time Coming
“My son, are you a gay?” That was the question I both expected and didn’t see coming from my Mother. In the recent past, whenever people asked me the question:
Hookup Interrupted
It started with me at home, bored, horny and just generally sexually frustrated. I decided to log into Grindr for a solution, and I came across a new profile, one
“Love Conquers Hate.” The Part 2 Of Kenny Brandmuse’s Tell-All Interview
This interview continues from HERE. * Tell us about life as an HIV-Positive gay Nigerian. Even though HIV is not a badge of honor for anyone, it’s been listed as
“I Was Like A Fish Out Of Water.” Kenny Brandmuse Gives Tell-All Interview
So Kenny Brandmuse, the man who broke the internet in 2015 with his coming out, recently sat to an interview with a few media outlets to give a very illuminating
FOR THE LOVE OF A MAN
Four years ago, I was supposed to be married to this man who was out to his family, was very serious about settling down and was Canadian Nigerian. He was
The Day My Class Of Law Students Talked About Homosexuality In Our Human Rights Class
So just a few days ago in class, we were discussing the topic of the Ombudsman, and we were made to understand that it is called the “Public Complaints Commission”