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DIARY OF A GAY NIGERIAN IN THE UK (Entry 5)
The Down-Low Men As a queer man who grew up in a very homophobic environment (read Nigeria), I totally understand that queer folk in our societies have different journeys and
DIARY OF A GAY NIGERIAN IN THE UK (Entry 4)
If He is Black, Then He Must be Top I have read and heard from a lot of gay guys over here of how there is a stereotypical belief that
DIARY OF A GAY NIGERIAN IN THE UK (Entry 3)
Time Wasters, Fuck Off! One of the really annoying things about the Grindr scene over here in the UK is how often you encounter those who waste your time in
HERE IS WHERE MY STORY BEGINS (Episode 2)
Previously on Here Is Where My Story Begins… * He booked an uber to take us to the 5-star hotel he was staying at in Ikeja, to get ready for
HERE IS WHERE MY STORY BEGINS
I was on Grindr looking for a quick hookup. After spending some time without much success, I decided to log out but not before a message came in. I quickly
DON’T CALL ME BIGGIE (Episode 6)
Me: Ebenezer!!! What have I ever done to you for you to cause me this much stress and problem? Him: Nothing, but you think you can break my heart and
DIARY OF A GAY NIGERIAN IN THE UK (Entry 2)
The Scottish Dom So, from my previous post, I am sure a lot of us here must think that the hookup culture in the UK is an abysmally hopeless case.
DON’T CALL ME BIGGIE (Episode 5)
Previously on DON’T CALL ME BIGGIE: Dayo got me to come over to our pastor’s house, where the shocking revelation was made to me that our pastor was not only
DIARY OF A GAY NIGERIAN IN THE UK
The Grindr Culture Shock I’d always known that experiencing the culture shock that comes with relocating from Nigeria to the United Kingdom was inevitable. However, I never imagined that I
DON’T CALL ME BIGGIE (Episode 4)
Previously on DON’T CALL ME BIGGIE… * Brother Ebenezer of the Most High! Mighty in Tenor and Powerful in Worship! Singer-songwriter walking out half-naked in the pastor’s house! I can’t
