Nigeria may revisit a law that
banned same-sex
marriages, former President
Goodluck Jonathan.
“When it comes to equality,
we must all have the same
rights as Nigerian citizens,”
Jonathan said at a forum at
Bloomberg’s European
headquarters in London on
Monday.
Jonathan in 2014 signed a
law criminalizing same-sex
marriages, gay groups and
public displays of affection
by homosexuals. The
decision triggered
condemnation by religious
leaders, human rights
groups and Western
governments.
“In the light of deepening
debates for all Nigerians and
other citizens of the world to
be treated equally and
without discrimination, and
with the clear knowledge that
the issue of sexual
orientation is still evolving,
the nation may at the
appropriate time revisit the
law,” Jonathan said.

kenkenny55:
He is fully aware of what nigeria are passing through and the only thing that comes to his mind is agree gay right...... This man repentance no dey your generation ooo

iamdurent:
Thank God
lalasticlala FP Pls

Jirate:


You must be Gay, otherwise you won't be so happy. We will revisit that Law to Add to the Punishment, we need to include Dick Cutting and Stoning where necessary.