Sexual Minorities

All lives matter in Nigeria, except Queer lives

Queer people have been told they are a distraction to the #ENDSARS movement, why do we always have to postpone our liberation?

Saying: ‘I don’t care that you are queer,’ to a queer person is not allyship. Here’s why

The context in which allies make this statement is not lost to me but good intentions do not exonerate a person of the ability to cause harm.

“I cannot live uncomfortably for the comfort of oppressors.” LGBTQ+ Ugandans fight back

For Pride Month in June, two LGBTQ+ Ugandans shared their stories and presence with Minority…

“Queer is not a genre,” A Nollywood film about two women in love is challenging stereotypes

Lagos, Nigeria (Minority Africa) — Pamela Adie is not new to the struggle of ensuring…

“I came out to myself,” What visibility means to lesbians across Africa

For Lesbian Visibility Day 2020, we asked four lesbians living in Africa what visibility means…

“I wasn’t scared of being groped,” Women only parties are creating safe spaces for Nigerian women

For women in Nigeria where sexual harassment is predominant, strictly women parties offer some respite.