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Rev. Jide Macaulay, an openly gay Uk-based Nigerian pastor, has addressed the issue of society generally and queer Christians particularly rejecting homosexuality on the basis of some religious beliefs. Homosexuality is expressly prohibited in Nigeria. A 2014 law banned sexual relationships between persons of the same sex. Offenders risk being jailed for 14 years. The law, Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act (SSMPA) was enacted on the premise that the Nigerian culture is antithetical to homosexuality. With...

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Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim, has taken to Instagram to educate men on how to be hygienic when making out with their lovers. Taking up the role of a sexual hygiene instructor, the actress shared a post on Instagram educating men on the habits that are hygienic and those that aren’t during bedroom intimacy. The 35-year-old actress stated that the woman’s vagina is sacred and delicate. Therefore, men are charged with the responsibility of helping keep...

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Ghanaian transwoman, Ohemartin, revealed that, despite her being biologically male with a male sex organ, the absence of gender-neutral bathrooms propels her to use female public restrooms. The 22-year-old disclosed in a recent interview that identifying as a transgender excuses her use of female washrooms, noting that she feels she may be violating the male sections of public washrooms should she be using them. Speaking about her life as a transgender, she said that growing...

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LAGOS — Queen Moremi Ajasoro, (QMA) Bukunmi Akinwale on Sunday said that the Nigerian culture detests nudity and should be discouraged among the female gender, especially celebrities. The 22-year-old level Four student of Psychology in Obafemi Awolowo University, Osun State, spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos. According to her, no Nigerian tradition supports nudity, which means ladies exposing their bodies shouldn’t do so in the name of fashion, celebrity, or style. “Western...

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A university fellowship leader in educating young girls on sexual matters. She tells them to stay away from sex and abstain from it because, one, God hates fornication; and two, abstinence is the safest way to abstain from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Agnes, the fellowship leader goes on and on, explaining to these girls how boys conceive devilish motives to deflower them and ‘dump’ them. She says things like “Never open your legs for any...

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By Vivian Ihechu, Reporter Thirty-two-year-old Chinedum was excited when she discovered she was pregnant. She was in a foreign land when the baby girl came. As a fresher, Chinedum was almost clueless on how to nurse the baby. She relied on constant telephone calls from home, mostly from her mother and aunties telling her how to bathe, breastfeed and carry the baby, among other pieces of advice. One piece of instruction was constant: use petroleum...

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The United Nations Children’s Fund, (UNICEF), on Friday, said two million cases of female genital mutilation (FGM) would be recorded by 2030 as a result of COVID-19 disruptions globally. The officer in charge, Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, UNICEF Field Office, Enugu State, Mrs. Maureen Zubie Okolo, added that about 4.16 million girls and women are at risk of genital mutilation. She made the disclosure during a one-day zonal media dialogue in collaboration with Broadcasting...

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To blankly imitate a dressing from an American or a Nigerian celebrity without putting one’s social reality in context, (expecting to be accorded the same dignity those stars are accorded) is a form of self-deception. Recently, concerns have been raised about the rampant display of nudes from youths in Nigeria (as mistakenly released sex tape or dressing). Many have wondered how youths easily imitate nude dressings of celebrities, home and abroad, to either chase clout...

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To blame a victim of sextortion instead of dealing with the sextortionist is a clear sign of misplacement of priority. Sextortion is the practice of extorting money or sexual favours from someone by threatening to reveal evidence of their sexual activity. It can also be called blackmail. Perpetrators of this act are called sextortionist. We have witnessed blackmailers leak the videos of victims upon their refusal to comply with their (the blackmailer’s) exploitative demands. To...

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When it comes to the matters of sex in an anti-gay society, homosexuality is one of the unthinkable abominable acts to indulge in. In January 2014, former President Goodluck Jonathan passed the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act (SSMPA). Also, the president of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, signed a bill in 2009 which (originally) included a death penalty clause for some homosexual acts. He also expressed his distaste by stating clearly, in an exclusive interview with CNN that...

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