tosyne2much:
God, abeg destroy this earth let everybody go jawe

Jolar101:


Our leaders asked us not to be rude to you people, yet you people are looking for rudeness from Biafrans citizens.


We love you people, but that doesn't mean we will not treat you your screwing brains.

Let me search first...

odikheloa:

Hahaha
Are u that tired of earth?

buharichild:

enemy of Biafra hu is ur president

Jostico:
Lord please mercy for her for she don't know what she's doing

tosyne2much:
God, abeg destroy this earth let everybody go jawe

BigBrother9ja:
Oloriburuku

When I see a gay

queenDD:
End time

Romans 1:26-27

26For this reason God gave them over and abandoned them to vile affections and degrading passions. For their women exchanged their natural function for an unnatural and abnormal one,

27And the men also turned from natural relations with women and were set ablaze (burning out, consumed) with lust for one another--men committing shameful acts with men and suffering in their own [d]bodies and personalities the inevitable consequences and penalty of their wrong-doing and going astray, which was [their] fitting retribution.

felaismyhero:
then you are no different from a boko haram member,learn to accept diversity.we cant all be like u

luminouz:

Thank u for this!!!! No one is born gay or bi or whatever mehn......its d kinda mental orientation/psychological conditioning u get after exposure to a lesbian or gay partner(most times through sexual abuse) that ultimately makes d victims gay or bi! Am not Sigismund Freud but I opine DAT most victims suffer from Stockholm's syndrome!!!!
Other cases of mental conditioning are mother's tongue or language..... Religion.....cultural values

afbstrategies:


10 years from now, you will come and tell us your own story. Whatever rocks her boat my foot. Keep encouraging immorality.

felaismyhero:
who is dis one quoting dat fake book,they want to be lesbians,leave them alone,it is their lives!

khiaa:




Wrong!!

Estharfabian:
OShey!

Self Acclaimed -King of kings of all things LGBTQ affairs!

mtcheeeeeW

Estharfabian:
OShey!

Self Acclaimed -King of kings of all things LGBTQ affairs!

mtcheeeeeW

MissRaine69:
How is this anyone's business but her own?

Fourwinds:






after licking and fingering, you will
use a plastic joystick to micmick sex
with a man, then you say you aren't
Deceiving yourself dear. smh

Deefuray:



The fact that I've chosen not to be homophobic should not be any of your business mister.

Whatever two grown up adults decide to do with their lives shouldn't worry you that much

It's so easy to start the whole "immoral" talk.... like that's the only sin the Bible preaches against...

"Do you and let others do them"..... the world would be much better if we had people who have mastered the art of MINDING THEIR BUSINESS

MissRaine69:

What she does is her business not mine. My joystick that I climb on is real ....

Fourwinds:
hmmmmmm....u like d real Kondomatic

FlirtyKaren:
Nigerian lesbian and LGBT rights campaigner, Biwom Pamela Adie has fixed the date of her wedding to sweetheart and partner.

According to an update she announced on her social media page, the date is 23rd of June, 2018.

In 2011 Pamela Adie left her family and friends shocked, when she came out to declare openly that she’s a lesbian. She used to be married to a man.

Pamela’s sexual orientation had been hidden from her family for years, she hadn’t discussed it with either her family or fiancé—even before she walked down the aisle with him. She thought:

“It would be nice to keep mum about it, forget about my sexual orientation as lesbian and move on with marriage”: to seek change.

But it didn’t turn out as planned for Pamela.

For 24 months, Pamela says she was living in pain but with grit and courage, she realized straight relationships (and marriage) were not meant for her and the best way to salvage the situation was to wipe the slate clean.

“My pain became more than my fear. I came out because I needed to be free from pain, from telling my loved ones lies, from living a double life (as lesbian and a married woman). The burden was just too heavy to bear,” she said with a serious look that mirrors nothing but sincerity.

“When I came out, I came out to free myself. I didn’t come out because I wanted to be an activist or because I wanted to prove a point. It was really about me.”

Pamela Adie was born in a Christian home; raised by staunch Catholic parents in the serene city of Calabar, Nigeria. She’s from Obudu in Cross River state.

When she was seventeen year old, she left for the United States where she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration, with a Minor in Personal and Professional Communication.

She says she had her first same-sex relationship even before she travelled abroad and having been in a same-sex relationship for years—she thought her marriage would save her from being lesbian.

It never did.

“Even before I came out, I was already in a same-sex relationship but I never saw myself as lesbian. I hadn’t come out to myself and I always thought that when I get married it will somehow go away. That’s one of the reasons I eventually got married.''

“At the end of the day, it didn’t go away because it’s not something that goes away. Your sexual orientation is part of who you are and it’s not a choice”.

After struggling to fit in for two years she couldn’t continue acting straight, she couldn’t put her sexual orientation behind her despite her marriage to a wonderful man.

“My ex-husband is a great guy. He didn’t deserve to be lied to. I felt really bad. For me coming out, and leaving the marriage was really for him so that he can move on and find someone that can give him what he really wants,” she said.


“My parents didn’t like that I am lesbian. They were angry. My mum was more vocal than my dad, though. My dad was more loving but the tension between my mum and I was thick. She was of the opinion that I was possessed and that there was something wrong with me. So it created a tension in the house,” she told YNaija in a past interview earlier this year.

“I don’t have that issue with my father. It’s still the same till today. He’s still the one I talk to the most. My mum hasn’t come to a place of acceptance as of this point. She’s still struggling with my sexual orientation.”

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/07/nigerian-lesbian-pamela-adie-sets-wedding-date-marry-partner-photos.html

Estharfabian:
OShey!

Self Acclaimed -King of kings of all things LGBTQ affairs!

mtcheeeeeW