Tag "Nigeria"
What’s On Your Mind… II
Since you asked ever so nicely, I have to admit, I’m surprised I made it again so soon. I never thought I’d be able to put anything down so soon
‘I Want To Own My Story.’ – Bisi Alimi
In December last year, Bisi Alimi joined other global LGBT activists to speak at the New York City public library to mark 2014 Human Rights. His talk titled “My name
BEFORE I DIE: 9 (The Doctor’s Appointment 2)
It is my second doctor’s appointment. I had woken up early, but am just too lazy to leave the bed. Maybe, it’s because I know the hospitals are still on
What’s On Your Mind?
Well, I’m glad you asked. In a minute, I’ll tell you. Dennis has his weekly rants, James has his journals, Bobby has his Behind-the-HIV-scenes series, and Pinky’s Loving and Sexing
What Bisi Alimi Has To Say About The United States’ Special Envoy for LGBT Human Rights
In a piece titled ‘Why I Oppose the United States’ Special Envoy for LGBT Human Rights’ which was originally published on the dailybeast.com, Nigerian gay activist Bisi Alimi states his
The Fight For UK Asylum For Lesbian Fleeing Sharia Wrath In Nigeria
A judge has adjourned court following an intense hearing of the highly publicized case of Aderonke Apata, a Nigerian lesbian fighting for asylum in the UK. The 47-year-old gay rights
Photo: Someone’s ‘learned’ opinion of Homosexuality
LOL! Please, where’s the spacecraft taking people off this planet? I can’t be sharing the same air with folks like this.
Much Ado About Denrele Edun
I was cruising the Twittersphere yesterday evening, just browsing timelines, favoriting pictures, tweeting stuff, retweeting other stuff and bantering with a few acquaintances. Then I stumbled on tweets about media
Kito Diaries Gets A Mention In The Washington Post
Bisi Alimi is an international figure, known largely for one of the most controversial issues in the world – sexual orientation. Throw in the fact that he’s from one of
‘I’d rather live so I can keep fighting.’ – Bisi Alimi
In an interview with Blanck Digital magazine, Nigerian gay activist, Bisi Alimi says he can’t come to Nigeria because he’s scared for his life. Bisi who came out as gay
