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The Love That Wasn’t Meant To Be
Nosa and I met online. I really cannot remember which of the sites now but it was in the era of Gaydar and GayRomeo. Yes, in those days, it took
MY BANANA ISLAND GHOST
Banana Island Ghost had been generating such a buzz. The publicity for the movie was one of those highly financed movies in the film industry. And I hadn’t seen it.
Kito Interrupted
It was some minutes to ten in the morning when I was coaxed by Mom to go and dispose of our garbage even though the bin wasn’t full. My house
The Timeline Of A Lesbian
Originally published on nigeriangenius.com The year is 1994. I am born. I exist. The year is 1998. I’m a four year old girl. My family and I have just relocated
The Question Straight Women Should Be Asking
My people, something I found totally hilarious happened a few days ago. First observation I made from it is that women these days have become really very wise. And secondly,
THAT BOY FROM JIGAWA
“The suspects were said to have formed a disciplinary committee to deal with the deceased after they SUSPECTED him to be a homosexual. So on that fateful day, they decided
Dancing The Mad Dance With Mr. Right-Now
They say those whom the gods want to destroy, they first make mad. I’d never taken any meaning to that saying until I met Ephraim. Our brief rela-fuck-ship of a
Go Sit In The Back, Bitch
There’s a downside to being a gay man in this country where your presence and rights are not acknowledged. There are many downsides, but there’s one I want to point
“Policing And Extorting Sexual Minorities Is Unacceptable!” – Olumide Makanjuola
Originally published on guardian.ng Recently, at The Initiative for Equal Rights (TIERs,) we put out a message about a spate of incidents by people attempting to extort users of the
He And I
Being queer was not something I became one with until late in my teen year. There had always been tiny random feelings for other boys but not enough to make
