Tag "Lesbianism"
GUILTY BY ASSOCIATION
My friend, Blessing, is someone I’ve known for years while growing up in Lagos. Even after I moved to Delta State some years ago, a new job and a new
SOMETHING ABOUT ROSEMARY (A Suits And Ties Episode)
Previously on Suits & Ties: “Wait first, Rosemary,” I said, cutting her off. “How do you know all these things? Can you explain how you became knowledgeable of the different
The Minority Report Reviews #IfeTheMovie
In October 2020, The Equality Hub premiered its ground-breaking movie about a lesbian romance, titled Ìfé. The film was executive-produced by Pamela Adie, directed by Uyaiedu Ikpe-Etim, and stars Uzoamaka
KITO DIARIES PRIZE FOR WRITING: NOT AT THE WARFRONT
Darkness. Total darkness. Not a single light in sight. It was like a continuous descent into a bottomless dark pit, and then she stopped falling and slowly crawled up the
SHE FELT THE TINGLE
I started realizing that I liked girls when I was about 5 years old. And I thought it was normal. I was a total tomboy from birth and would always
HER COMING OUT STORY
Remember when I wrote this story about my family orchestrating suitors for me, men who came calling for my hand in marriage? Well, top among these men was Nnamdi, the
This woman realizes her chickens are in a lesbian relationship and it’s an animal-farm love story
Two hens brought together in quarantine have fallen in love, and the story of how their owner realised she had lesbian chickens is heartwarming. In a viral Twitter thread, Amanda
CLOTHES AND THE LESBIAN
“Shining in the light of your Halo—ooo, I got my angel now!” We are belting out the lyrics to Queen Bey’s Halo as the car moves through weekday traffic of
#BBNaija: Post Mercy-and-Tacha Fight, and Tacha Fans Are Dragging In Lesbianism As A Smear Tactic Against Mercy
When all fails, villainize homosexuality. It is a formula that almost always works for Nigerians. Following the animosity that boiled over into a fight between Big Brother housemates Tacha and
RAFIKI IS A NECESSARY STORY (A Movie Review)
When I learnt that there was going to be a screening for the Kenyan film, Rafiki, at the Ake Arts and Book festival – which was concluded about two weeks
