Tag "Nigeria"
People Still Tell False Stories Like This In 2016?
The following was posted on the account of the instagram blog, Zetbra, yet another account of a repented Nigerian homosexual. From the headline even, you have to wonder why these
K’osidim n’obi (Entry 4)
I was going to talk about something else in this entry but I’ll just have to move it to the next entry because I desperately need to talk about Ozumba.
How Do We Solve A Problem Like Bobrisky?
Is Bobrisky really even a problem? Like who is this guy and how did he become a name on everybody’s lips? Before I get into this article proper, let me
Goodluck Jonathan Tweets
Our former president, ladies and gentlemen.
To The Nigerian: Gay People Do Not Need Your Rage. Corrupt People Do
Originally published on thefemmemedia.com Disclaimer: This post is targeted at religious bigots that think gay people are the problem with Nigeria. Hopefully, I’m not pouring water into a basket. Being
A Message From ALL OUT To Block Mass Resistance From Nigeria
Brian Camenker has devoted years to spreading vile, hateful lies about the LGBT community. In 2013, he traveled to Jamaica to support the criminalisation of homosexuality. Now, he’s got his
So It Looks Like Homophobia Has Activism Too
And the activist group is called Mass Resistance, and they have opened a Nigerian chapter. The following you are about to read was published on their site, massresistance.org, titled ‘Nigeria
HOMOSEXUALS AND HOMOPHOBIA: THE CASE OF BOBRISKY
I have watched for some time now how LGBT persons tend to be more understanding of homophobia when it is touted by fellow LGBT persons, and I’ve always been curious
LIVING THE TRUTH
I have decided to put these thoughts down as writing things down helps me clear my head and I have the comfort of knowing they are safe somewhere. Right off
UNTOLD FACTS EPISODE THREE: IMPACT OF DISCRIMINATORY LAW ON HEALTH
This episode’s discussion is about the impact of discriminatory law on health and features Dr. Morenike Ukpong (Associate Professor, OAU) and Dr. Sekoni Adekemi (Senior lecturer, College of Medicine, University
