Tag "Nigeria"
Photo Of The Day XXXVII
See kweshun o. Well, maybe not in Tejuosho, but of course we can. At night. In an unlit part of town. When Lagosians are too much in a haste to
SUITS AND TIES (Part 5)
Read previous episodes of Suits And Ties Here1, Here2, Here3 and Here4. * Hi, I’m JBoy, and yes, I still work in what is probably the most homophobic workplace environment
Senator Leahy reacts to President Buhari’s words of criticism
Patrick Leahy – sponsor of the Leahy Law (or Leahy amendment) that prohibits the US Department of State and Department of Defence from providing military assistance to foreign military units
‘US Government has aided and abetted Boko Haram.’ – President Buhari
President Buhari says that the US is ‘aiding and abetting’ terror group Boko Haram by refusing to supply arms to Nigeria. A US law called the Leahy Law prevents the
What They Say VIII
In the wake of Femi Adesina’s tweet concerning Buhari’s supposed rejection of Obama’s LGBT concerns, a friend updated this on Facebook.
What’s On Your Mind… VII
#LoveWins Hi there, fabulous people of this gaybourhood, In the last few weeks, the world via social media was set ablaze with the news that the US Supreme Court had
RANTINGS OF A RANDOM (Gay) NIGERIAN (Entry 22)
After the US Supreme Court made the landmark decision to legalize gay marriage across the 50 states of America, there were lots of reactions across the world. Nigeria in its
That Piece About Nigeria And America’s Same-Sex Marriage Ruling
This write-up was done by Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani, and originally published on cnn.com. It’s titled ‘Why are Nigerians terrified of same-sex marriage in America?’ And in my opinion, I think
Bisi Alimi Expresses Hope For Nigeria After Drop In Support For Antigay Law
Gay rights activist Bisi Alimi has expressed optimism, after a poll found that support for Nigeria’s anti-gay law is slowly declining. The poll, taken earlier last week, found that 87
‘I Dream Of A Generation…’ – Kenny Badmus
The following is a Facebook post updated by Kenny Badmus. It was so riveting, I simply had to share. Hopefully, there are people amongst us who share in this same
