Sports Star Gets Engaged To 41-Year Old Lover, Set To Wed - GAY

This gist reaching us has it that Tom Daley, 21, yesterday announced his engagement to boyfriend Dustin Lance Black, 41. He also moved a step forward by sharing a heartfelt image on Instagram showing their stunning silver engagement rings placed delicately against their forthcoming marriage declaration.

Still revealing in engagement bliss, the Olympian wrote alongside the romantic post: '#HeSaidYES and

Gay Marriage Took Place In Port-Harcourt ?

Someone sent this to us, I don’t believe though but I just thought I should share with you all.
If this is true, they ought to be dealt with seriously. You can still share your mind..
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We Will Strive To Make Nigeria Accept Gay Rights- US

As President Muhammadu Buhari prepares to meet with his United States colleague, Barack Obama, in the White House next Monday, the US government is expected to make another case asking the Nigerian government to repeal its law against same-sex unions.

Making this known, the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, stated that the US would continue to pressure Nigeria until it legalises same-sex marriage.
God forbid evil

 US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield

Thomas-Greenfield revealed America’s plans yesterday during a live-web chat with journalists in Washington DC.

US recently

Gay - How Does One Stop When The Guilt Sets In?

I am not homophobic but I would rather sit on my couch and read the comments...Pardon me!

Please publish this and hide my identity. I need advice from your readers.

Dear EEB, I'm a regular reader of your wonderful blog. I have a problem that is tugging at the very strings of my heart. I am 27 years old and haven't had a girlfriend before, and the trouble is, I'm gay. 

I don't want to say I was born this way, but truth is, even from my earlier years, as early as age 5, I had a thing for males, but in those early years, I liked both boys and girls, right up to age 14. In my earlier years, my relationship with my father wasn't so good as it is today.

Gay man rapes 13-yr-old boy in Ondo

A 'gay' 35-year-old man, Ilesanmi Omojuyigbe, has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy, Babatunde Adebayo, at Iju area of Ondo State.

It was gathered that the victim was lured to the suspect’s room on the pretext that he wanted to buy frozen fish from the boy.
The victim, on entering the room, was said to have been held down and his trouser forcefully torn before the suspect defiled him.

His mouth was said to have been covered by the suspect so that his cries and shout would not attract neighbours to his house.

After the indecent act, the suspect appealed to the victim and promised to buy him whatever he wanted.

These photos of 2 gay dads meeting their new born for the first time will make you cry

 This is the emotional moment two dads met their son for the first time..The couple's emotional moment was captured by photographer Lindsay Foster who wrote

"I had the opportunity to photograph this amazing birth on June 27 for a surrogate and two expecting and anxious daddies. Hours were spent with them in the hospital room while the surrogate mom was laboring and I got to know them quite well.They are two compassionate people who felt all the emotions that every new parent feels. They asked all appropriate questions of the birthing mom and

Nigerian Bisi Alimi Named Among Most Influential Gay Persons in the World

Nigerian LGBT activist, Bisi Alimi has been named among the top 100 most influential gay persons in the world, according to a newly published list of 2014′s leading LGBT figures worldwide. Bisi was listed for being the first Nigerian to come out as gay on national TV and he's sitting on the #77 spot.

REVEALED: Unlike Nigeria, gays get refuge in Abidjan

No kissing, no petting. As gay bars go, this one is pretty well-behaved. But the crowd packing the Abidjan venue is relaxed and happy to be part of this haven of tolerance on a hostile continent. Read More Below...

Gay-Marriage Law: US Threatens To Sanction Nigeria

 

Leading western countries piled pressure on the Federal government, yesterday, following President Goodluck Jonathan’s signing of the Same-Sex Prohibition Act 2014. The latest country is the United States of America, whose Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr James Entwistle threatened that the United States will scale down its support for HIV/AIDS and anti-malaria programmes in response to the Federal Government’s position on the gay rights issue.

President Jonathan Verbally Attacked By Ghanaian Musician

A Ghanaian Afro Pop star, Wanlov the Kubolor, has blasted President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan in his recent post on Facebook, in which he described the President of Nigeria as an “idiot”.


The musician who is famous for his eccentric style of dressing, and abnormal way of life added a picture to his post, suggesting President Jonathan makes Nigerians suffer, while he is living a beautiful life.


Wanlov the Kubolor also seems not to be okay with the President Jonathan’s decision to sign the controversial Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Bill. Read More After Cut

Meet Senator Obende, The Guy Who Sponsored The Anti-Gay Bill!

Senator Domingo Obende who represents Edo North constituency in Edo State and has served in the Senate since April, 2011 is credited for sponsoring the anti-same sex marriage bill which was signed into law recently by President Jonathan. Obende. Obende holds a Bachelors degree in Public Administration and obtained a postgraduate degree in Public services.

Uganda President Refuses To Sign Anti-Gay Law

Uganda's president has refused to approve a controversial bill that would see homosexuals jailed for life, saying there were better ways to "rescue" people from their "abnormality". In a letter to parliament, Yoweri Museveni said gays would go "underground and continue practicing homosexuality or lesbianism for mercenary reasons. Read More After Cut...

Canada faults Nigeria over ‘criminalization’ of gay marriage

Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister, John Baird, Tuesday expressed concern about criminalization of homosexuality in Nigeria.

In a terse press statement issued by the Canadian Embassy and made available to journalists in Abuja, Baird called on Nigeria to repeal the law.

He also urged Nigeria government to promote and protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all Nigerians regardless of their sexual orientation.

He said, “Canada has clearly spoken out against human rights violations committed against people on the basis of their sexuality, and we will continue to do so.

“Canada is deeply concerned that Nigeria has adopted a law that further criminalizes homosexuality. This law can be used to impose prison sentences of up to 14 years.

“We call on Nigeria to repeal this law and to promote and protect the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all Nigerians regardless of their sexual orientation.

“Canada has clearly spoken out against human rights violations committed against people on the

No time wasting: Gay Couples Wed In Utah As Court Strikes Down Same-Sex Marriage Ban (PHOTOS)

Gay couples are lining up in Salt Lake City, Utah, to be married hours after a US judge ruled the state’s ban on gay unions is unconstitutional.

The county clerk began issuing the licences, despite state officials saying they would appeal and seek a order to prevent further marriages.
Judge Robert Shelby ruled a voter-passed 2004 ban violated same-sex couples’ rights to equal protection.
The ruling comes days after New Mexico legalised gay marriage.more photo below