Tag "Nigeria"
Arraigned, Bailed And Monitored: Update On The Male Nigerians Arrested in Lagos On Charges of Promoting Homosexuality
On Thursday, the Lagos State Government reportedly arraigned the 40 males that were arrested on Saturday. Of the 40, there were 28 adults and 12 minors who came before a
“Hole na Hole!” The Humorous Story Of Nigeria’s Homosexual Consciousness
(A Story By Jude Idada) The Uber driver who took me home last night was garrulous. He talked and talked and talked until his other phone rang and gave me
Call for submission | Mounting the Moon: Queer Nigerian Love Poems
Nigeria is at a crossroads. Since the Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act was first proposed in 2006 and especially after its passage into law in 2013, debates over sexual and gender
On Chibuihe Obi & Dammy Krane: A Tale of Varied Sympathies
Originally published on olisa.tv I’m sitting in my friend’s place. We are both watching TV and trying to understand what is going on with the movie. Some other friend is
ELECTION YEAR IS COMING UP, AND NIGERIAN POLITICIANS HAVE REMEMBERED HOMOSEXUALITY EXISTS (AGAIN)
Originally published on Ynaija.com Like death and taxes, you can always depend on Nigerian politicians to skirt important issues and focus on misplaced priorities. Masters of diversion and petty politics,
This Is A Red Flag From ICARH
A short while ago, the International Centre for Advocacy on Rights to Health (ICARH) recorded a case of robbery and attempted murder on a community member living in Gishiri, Abuja.
Chibuihe Obi: We’re Queer, We’re Here!
Originally published on brittlepaper.com The first time I felt compelled to document the queer body in my writing was during my second year at the university. I had this toe-curling
Photo: Why Are Nigerians So Obsessed With Marriage?
Like seriously, why has it gotten to that stage where getting married now feels like you’re proving something to society?
Openly Gay Richard Quest is apparently getting a very warm welcome from a homophobic Nigeria
CNN anchor, Richard Quest, is in Nigeria to conduct some interviews for his program, Quest Means Business. Quest is also an openly gay man, and has received nothing but the
Elnathan John says homosexuality is a more forgivable crime in Nigeria than poverty
You can be gay and our homophobia will not touch you? Are you sure about that, Elnathan?
