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Kito Directory: A Rundown Of The Dangerous Faces So Far Exposed
A few people have asked for a compilation of all the Kito Alerts that have been published so far on here. And so below is the list. Note that this
HIS KITO STORY (EDITION 28)
Hello guys, I want to really appreciate this wonderful platform on what it’s doing. I think that as a community, we should spread the word about Kito Diaries, because there’s
Kito Alert!
His victims are yet to come around to telling their stories. But here’s the general gist of his MO. He claims to be a doctor; supposedly based in London, but
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
THE LOVE OF A BOY (Part 2)
Previously on THE LOVE OF A BOY… * Skipping class in public schools, like my previous one, was a thrill. The school wasn’t fenced, and there was the town on
BYE-BYE, BOYFRIEND
A few weeks ago, I traveled to the East from Lagos. I was actually headed to Owerri for a personal matter, but stopped over in Port Harcourt first to attend
LIVING GAY AND FABULOUS
There are two gifts that being a part of the community of Kito Diaries has given me when regarding my sexuality, and those are confidence and caution. Reading so many
Dear Bisi Alimi, When You Fight For Equality, You Fight For Everyone
My WhatsApp settings is such that whenever photos are shared on the app, they automatically upload into my Media Gallery. And so, that was how I was scrolling through the
“The LGBT community now harass police officers.” Civil rights activist and anti-SARS campaigner, Segun Awosanya exposes his bigotry on Twitter
Segun Awosanya is the face and convener of the #EndSARS campaign that took Nigeria, both online and offline, by the storm months ago, and has endured up until Acting President
SCENES OF NO TOMORROW (PART 2)
Previously on SCENES OF NO TOMORROW… * During the period I was grieving the loss of my innocence, my roommates and some course mates assumed I’d fallen ill, because of
