Nigeria

Support ailing gay Kenyan author, but beware of scams
Protesters seek to end LGBTI repression in Commonwealth
Coming out in Nigeria: ‘Hate, isolation, loneliness may come’
Honors in U.K. for LGBTI activists from Africa, Asia
Elizabeth Funke Obisanya poses with her BEFFTA award and (on left) Sabrina Chiemeka, who played Magda, and Louisa Warren, who played the role of racist homophobe and bully Laura. "She is lovely in real life, though," Obisanya adds. (Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Funke Obisanya)
Praise from honored director: ‘She broke the anti-gay wall’
Don’t fall for photo of man (repeatedly) burned alive
Focus of Nigerian podcast: Gains and pains of coming out
Protests target anti-LGBTI laws in India, Nigeria
‘Veil of Silence’: When LGBTI Nigerians spoke out
Church of England to blame for anti-gay Nigeria, Uganda?
Anglicans’ LGBTI schism: Archbishop’s realism or bad idea?
LGBTI Catholics in West Africa seek compassion, change
Scenes from this month's HIV meeting in South Africa. (Photo collage courtesy of MSMGF blog)
LGBTI briefs: Stigma and HIV in Africa, India, Russia
Promo for the latest No Strings podcast, "Growing Up LGBTIQ in Nigeria."
Denial, prayer, fasting — growing up LGBTIQ in Nigeria
The latest episode of the No Strings podcasts is about a troubled Nigerian woman. (Click the image to listen to the podcast.)
A life in Nigeria: ‘Discovered, abandoned, depressed’
Doya Dundu (Photo courtesy of the Rev. Jide Macauley via Facebook)
Warning: Violent homophobe active in Ghana