Religion has overtime continue to play an important role in Nigerian public’s perception of homosexuality and Transgender identity and the willingness of the masses to accept, embrace and respect queer persons within our families and society. As a matter of fact, religion is ineradicable within Nigerians’ national identity with about 46.9% of the population identifying …
Job Advert-Monitoring and Evaluation Assistance
Levites Initiative for Freedom and Enlightenment (LIFFE) is a non-government, not for profit Civil Society Organization, which was founded in the 2016 with the aim to educate, empower, and promote sexual reproductive health and religious rights of gender and sexual minorities with a major focus on Queer community in Nigeria. LIFFE under the Catholic Caritas …
Despite the challenges, LGBTIQ+ Nigerians take pride to another level
Despite the harsh reality for LGBTQ folks in Nigeria, members of the LGBTIQ+ community showed resilience by showing up to celebrate pride.
My Stand, My Conviction.
MY REAL STAND! Out of my solemn respect and regard for the Leadership of Praise Creations International, a praise and bible based ministry that is charge with the mandate to establish praise in the heart of men; thereby making humanity creations of praise. I deem it necessary to submit my convictions as regards same sex …
A day Interactive workshop on Sexual health, religion & law
Condom use, HIV, human sexuality, abuse from homophobic religious leaders, coming out, human rights, internalized homophobia and effeminophobia. All those and more were topics of discussion at a March 3 workshop attended by about two dozen gay men in the Asaba area of Nigeria. To present the workshop, NoStringsNG, the Nigerian LGBTIQ media organization, collaborated with …
LIFFE’s advocacy visit to traditional ruler and commissioner of police in Delta State
On March 5, delegates from LIFFE visited the obi (traditional leader), Senator Nosike Ikpo of Ibusa town, and the Delta State commissioner of police, Muhammad Mustafa, to inform them about a group of local criminals. That gang repeatedly lured people, including gay men, to their hideouts in Ibusa town, where they would beat them, rob …