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OdefaGirl:
I believe guys were amongst them...
But you curse, bully and disregard them.
Social media is not what plays out in real life.
You better be real.

fabian063:
Saphiere will be an hypocrite if she does not react to this post

Kobicove:
It's "Live and let live" not "Live and let's live"!

Blitzking:
Sick human beings if their parents towed the same line they won't be alive

CondenseMilk:
Why are you not happy?

darkwan:
1. lucifer is very smart....he was the leader of angels in heaven....

2. he always knew to deceive adam is easier through eve....
he is still doing the same thing today....

3. look at the subtle message....
must they dress in traditional atire to do it....??

CondenseMilk:
If your Mama was a lesbian would you have been born?

PrinceOfLagos:
I didn't break any rule

President Muhammadu Buhari once said that his wife belongs to the other room 😂😂

LagosEmir:
Lesbianism is an abomination, it should be condemned and not encouraged .

PrinceOfLagos:
Yeah, women will rule in the kitchen and other room according to president buhari 😂😂

Lordofalmajiri:
I just hope she's married

LagosEmir:
God will not bless such abomination

LagosEmir:
This old fools are still doing lesbianism

In a landmark moment for LGBTQ+ rights, Nigerian couple Dr. Elizabeth Ekpo and Krystle Ekpo recently exchanged vows and celebrated their marriage in the United States. The groundbreaking ceremony took place in an intimate setting surrounded by friends, family, and well-wishers, marking a significant step forward for equality and acceptance.

Dr. Elizabeth Ekpo, a renowned physician with a specialization in public health, and Krystle Ekpo, a successful entrepreneur, have been advocates for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility in Nigeria. Recognizing the challenges faced by the community in their home country, the couple chose to tie the knot in the United States, where same-sex marriage is legally recognized.

The joyous occasion was marked by love, support, and a powerful message of inclusivity. Dr. Elizabeth Ekpo and Krystle Ekpo’s wedding serves as an inspiration to many Nigerians who continue to fight for equal rights and recognition for the LGBTQ+ community.

Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Elizabeth Ekpo emphasized the importance of love and acceptance, stating, “Today, we celebrate not just our love for each other but also the resilience and strength of the LGBTQ+ community in Nigeria and around the world. Our marriage represents a milestone in the ongoing battle for equality and serves as a reminder that love knows no boundaries.”

The couple’s union was met with an outpouring of support from friends, family, and well-wishers across the globe. Social media platforms were flooded with messages of congratulations, accompanied by the hashtag #LoveHasNoBoundaries, highlighting the need for acceptance and understanding.

Despite progress being made in certain parts of the world, Nigeria still criminalizes same-sex relationships, and LGBTQ+ individuals face societal discrimination and persecution. Dr. Elizabeth Ekpo and Krystle Ekpo’s marriage serves as a poignant reminder of the work that lies ahead in the fight for equal rights and the freedom to love.

As their wedding photos circulate online, the Ekpos’ story is expected to raise awareness and spark conversations about LGBTQ+ rights, challenging societal norms and fostering dialogue within Nigeria and beyond. The couple hopes that their journey will inspire others to embrace their identities and push for change in societies where LGBTQ+ individuals still face adversity.

While the struggle for acceptance continues, Dr. Elizabeth Ekpo and Krystle Ekpo’s marriage signifies a momentous occasion in the global fight for LGBTQ+ rights. Their love and commitment stand as a symbol of hope and resilience, representing a step forward in the ongoing battle for equality and acceptance worldwide.

joeargy:
Hi everyone, I will appreciate ur advice...

My son is 2yrs old , when he was born I and my wife named him Charles but my wife's mother and father can't stop calling him Daniel, when ever my son is at their place for holidays or visits, they call him Daniel and all their neighbors and friends now call my son Daniel.

I remembered I told my wife about it and her mother heard and felt bad, he is my son and not theirs, I understand grandparents give their grand children names too, I have a name from my grandparents but they call me by the one my parents gave me...

What do I do house?

MorolayoVictor:
Hello


From the tweet, gender is not stated anywhere, what am I missing?

Rinoxy:
What goes around comes around, remember?

StagethemTVee:
Here is a video showing the legends of modern Afro hip hop Tony Tetuila, Eedris Abdulkarim and Adex of Artquake chilling and hanging out at a club.
Tony Tetuila and Eedris were formerly of the same boy band called Remedies which was funded by Tony’s mother. Tony left the group shortly after it was formed and sand a song which claimed the other 2 band members wanted to sideline him because he could not sing.

Tony Tetuila went on to become the most successful of all 3 members of remedies.

Adex was a member of the group that sang Atlanta a super hit song of the last decade with lyrics “ e be like fire Dey burn my body”,

These men put in a lot of work and enjoyed some fame even though not as much as the likes of Davido and Wizkid are enjoying now.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdf3k2yB2Tw