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A surreal depiction of a screaming person in dark purple against a gray background with orange-tinted edges. In front of this person are a set of bent prison bars colored pink and marked with religious symbols in orange.
‘Ranting Atheist’: The podcast building a community for irreligious Nigerians in a society where it is dangerous to be one
Description: A large tree with roots of different pride colors underground. Some of these colored roots blend into the more natural-looking color of the tree trunk.
“My family of choice”: Queer Nigerians are moving from conventional to chosen families, but is it always enough?
A colorful lighthouse standing in a stormy sea, with beams of light transforming into supportive hands reaching out to drowning queer community members.
“They made me feel like I mattered”: Inside an online counselling service for LGBTQ+ Nigerians
A jigsaw puzzle in the form of a transwoman with a few pieces scattered across the image and a crimson-colored background.
She was bullied for attending a women-only event as a trans woman. It was not the first time
A man wearing a cross necklace with pride colors at the left and jail bars at the right.
I sang in the choir, frequented a gay bar and it landed me in prison
The left side of the image features a maze shaped like a chat bubble with the trail of a miniature person and the Grindr logo walking into a black-and-white mask. The right side of the image features the back view a more realistic looking nude man bearing scars and holding a gun to his head with his right hand. All against red-and-black image of Lagos city skyline.
“I have forgiven him”: Queer Nigerian victims of online blackmail turn to reconciliation and vigilante justice
Pride to Prejudice: The Nigerian queer community's complex relationship with social media
Pride to Prejudice: The Nigerian queer community’s complex relationship with social media
“We all deserve love”: Queer Nigerians on celebrating Valentine’s day
The pressure to conform: How queer Nigerians navigate marriage expectations during the holidays
The pressure to conform: How queer Nigerians navigate marriage expectations during the holidays
Coming Out In Nigeria Is A Difficult Journey