₦airaland Forum

99cent: I wonder why I am yet to see a lot of Christians condemn Fela and how Fela is celebrated in Naija. The guy had a harem of over 50 wives that he abuses on a regular basis. He did drugs and smoked on a daily basis, had an extremely promiscious and careless sexu.al attitude that he contracted HIV/AIDS not by accident. He is a self-pronounced pagan who bashes Christianity in his music.
Yet all Nigerians,christians alike, revere him. What would Jesus say?
These same christians are condemning gays in the name of Christ. Are they also condemning polygamy in d name of Christ?
They talk about "african values" yet none of them will agree to live in d primitive village. they live in d city and will rejoice at a chance to move abroad to the UK or USA where homosexuality is tolerated. and human rights are protected in general. hypocrites.


HYPOCRITES. the one quoting bible above calls himself "virginfinder"
laughable

kolamilan: Are you gay ?

stoned: …

porka: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God."

"I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."

"Come to Me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn from Me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and YOU WILL FIND REST FOR YOUR SOULS.…

"Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them."

"Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword."

"Have you not read that He who created them from the beginning MADE THEM MALE AND FEMALE, and said, 'FOR THIS REASON A MAN SHALL LEAVE HIS FATHER AND MOTHER AND BE JOINED TO HIS WIFE, AND THE TWO SHALL BECOME ONE FLESH '? "

"Why is my language not clear to you? Because you are unable to hear what I say. You belong to your father, the devil, and you want to carry out your father’s desires. He was a murderer from the beginning, not holding to the truth, for there is no truth in him. When he lies, he speaks his native language, for he is a liar and the father of lies."

"Do you suppose that these Galileans were greater sinners than all other Galileans because they suffered this fate? I tell you, no, but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish"

"For truly I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke shall pass from the Law until all is accomplished. Whoever then annuls one of the least of these commandments, and teaches others to do the same, shall be called least in the kingdom of heaven; but whoever keeps and teaches them, he shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven."

kolamilan: the word GAY sef is irritating

masonkz: This made my day



They'll be ranting kill homos, and go behind curtains and be pestering a lesbian's life. Hypocrites una well don oo

smoosh15:

SimonAndal: Umumba Community High School, Aguobu Owa Imezi Local Comminity Village Township, Mgbagbu-owa.
We are the PIG CHASERS!!!!

stoned: I dey tell you, e be like say I go come out o. who knows I may get a free ticket too lol, nigerians on his page are just forming familiarity

stoned: check out the dude now

caseless: what ya say? I cudn't read this alphabet-soup u typed here. Can u be a bit plain pls? Thank u!

caseless: something on ur siggy led me to gay stories. Are u gay?

*hates him/her already*

carr101: .... I dunno

masonkz: Lol. No wonder. I thought as much.


Hey Lesbians in the house. Why don't most of you like putting the "f" beside your username? I've just observed it in like 3 or more of you guys. Was just wondering. Or you just see yourselves being more of a man. Just would like to know biko. I don't have lesbians as friends in real life.

stoned: tnx love.
but the story isnt real thou, when m hurt I live in a fantasy world to stop my pain.
and behave like it real, lol its more lik an imaginary girlfriend.
Tnx anyway

stoned: I don't think thats possible, m already hopelessly in love with him :p

Sometimes the absurd details are what stand out the most when Russians describe the effects of the new and ill-defined anti-gay "propaganda" law on everyday life.


One gay couple I spoke with, newly arrived
in the U.S., recently posted photos to
Facebook of their wedding day at New York
City Hall. Their parents back in Russia sent
them congratulations, and so did the elder
sister of one of the grooms, but she had to
wait until evening to look at the pictures
online, after her children had gone to sleep.
"After all, it's illegal in Russia: You can't
show the kids," her brother told me.

Another Russian, a journalist who was
recently fired from his job after he came
out, described the rhetorical gymnastics that
his former network had to engage in to
report on the Cannes Film Festival earlier
this year without mentioning that the
winner of the Palme d'Or, Blue Is the
Warmest Color , is a steamy lesbian romance.

Thus is the work of trying to make LGBT
people in Russia invisible, carried out by
President Vladimir Putin's ruling party. The
new law banning "homosexual propaganda,"
passed in June, has only been applied a
handful of times to date, but that's enough:
Individuals and institutions change their
behavior accordingly so as not to run afoul
of it. But like most heavy-handed attempts
at prohibition, the law is also triggering a
powerful backlash, uniting the Russian LGBT
community in new ways, out of necessity
and solidarity, and making outspoken
activists out of people who previously lived
their lives quietly and under the radar.

For some other LGBT Russians, it's pushing
them to speak out in a different, more
intimate way -- sharing the details of their
love lives, the ups and downs of their
relationships, memories of their first kiss --
making public the parts of their lives that
are, under current Russian law, now illegal
in the telling. These are the stories that I
and a colleague, Russian journalist Masha
Gessen, are chasing down right now: love
stories from LGBT Russians living in Moscow
and smaller cities all over the country, and
from Russian émigrés around the world, who
make up an increasing flood. We're
collecting them in a book, Gay Propaganda,
which will be published in both English and
Russian on the eve of the controversial 2014
Olympic Winter Games in Sochi.

We know that Russian publishers won't
touch it, and Russian bookstores won't sell it
for fear of fines or worse, but we're going to
try to get it passed around and distributed
as widely as possible in Russia, including via
a free e-book download. It's ironic: In the
same way that the upcoming Winter
Olympics are likely to be the gayest
Olympics ever thanks to all the controversy
surrounding the "propaganda" law, it's also
inspiring an outpouring of Russian LGBT love
stories.

This also happens to be a very personal
project for both Masha and me. Masha is
making plans to move her family out of
Russia by the end of the year, for fear of a
proposed new law designed to take kids
away from their parents if the parents are
gay, something she's written about recently.

My boyfriend was born in Moscow, and
though he's lived most of his life in the U.S.,
we've talked about going to visit sometime,
but circumstances being what they are, it
increasingly doesn't feel like a very desirable
option. You get used to certain things being
out and open, to being able to book a hotel
room together without needing to use some
cover story, to not having to lie to friends or
family or new acquaintances about who your
partner is or what they mean to you, to
holding hands occasionally in bars and cafés.
Cynical politicians are trying to erase the
reality of millions of Russians, but they're
also learning that reality is slippery, and
that like Princess Leia says in Star Wars ,
"The more you tighten your grip..., the more
star systems will slip through your fingers."
One Russian woman whom I interviewed for
this project told me that she thinks that 25
or 30 years from now, when we look back at
this moment in Russian history, it'll be seen
as the moment that the fight really began. I
certainly hope she's right. In the meantime,
may a thousand LGBT Russian love stories
bloom. Long live gay propaganda.


If you're Russian, either living in Russia now
or living abroad at least in part to live out
and openly, and have a great love story to
tell, I'd love to hear from you. Email me at
joseph.huffhannon@gmail.com with a bit
about yourself.

FOLYKAZE: am suspecting they are bird of same feather....anyway, since the are happy, they can fly anywhere they want.

Rooneyboy: Ur profile pic says it all , U ARE A LESBIAN .

May God save ur soul

stoned: love, m going to go through all your previous post and mail your age to you.... the game is on.


meanwhile I want to thank God almighty for making my dream come thru, I never thought I would make front page.
hallelujah

fadosky607: I won't hang myself! U know why? Because am heterosexual. I follow natural laws... 'Laws of Nature' and so am not to hang myself. U are the one who's supposed to hang urself cos u doing what's not natural and yet desire something that's gotten thru a natural means. In my own opinion, I think Gayism should be discouraged cos its an enemy of procreation, which is what sustains the existence of the human race. If we all were to bcom gays like u, how will the world look like in the next 50yrs? It would mean that the youngest person then would be 50yrs too. Or better still, if ur parents were gays like U, would u have come into this world? Try and see sense in wot others say. Sometimes its only a sign of maturity if one admits his wrong side. Just say its unfortunate that nature or any other factor(s) made u turn out to be what u are. But don't try justifying it or even proudly boast of it... It would be like a man born cripple boastfully saying that his condition is natural and ok, or even beta than those born whole simply because he doesn't wanna feel odd.

PS: am not for quarrel o... Na peace I want.

stoned: hahahaha. better go and re edit the post o.
oya give me an age range, mine is btw 19-22.lol
shey I senior u :p

stoned: oya tell me na... hw old were you ?

stoned: yea yea I was o. funmi is like a mentor to me. I follow her bumper to bumper lol. hehehe sec sch u are a small girl o :p