The real story of "the only gay in Nigeria"

The life story of Bisi Alimi, who went from being an anti-gay prosthelytize, preaching hell fire and damnation to those who strayed, into becoming the first Nigerian to come out on national TV. Follow us on Instagram: @hey_umami
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[@cloudycharm396]

As a young lgbt African this makes me feel empowered. This story is an example of how in our world culture/religion can get in the way of love especially for each other as a human race. Thank you for sharing this story!!

[@EnricoFantini]

Why do people think it's a personal choice when they risk losing family/friends/careers and even their own life by coming out? Who would make such a decision, especially in countries where it's not socially acceptable and even dangerous?

[@anonymousemme5504]

We are valid ✌🏻I am second lesbian in nigeria😂 I Dey follow ur back.

[@ChideraStephen]

I’m so sorry for this

[@sherkurbentham1313]

Am so sorry you had to go through this. What you did is so inspiring and I wish you all the best

[@FlorenceandMiabiyeKuromiemaGud]

Thank you for being you.

[@myonlyone8713]

I'm so sorry 😞 you're so strong

[@ravenflox]

This is really sad Bisi. You're strong

[@sarahbezerra5269]

Simplesmente incrível esse vídeo. Já está sendo premiado mundo afora e é uma história necessária de se conhecer.

[@cophee]

what is the background music called?

[@vaughanstar5887]

Bisi alimi

[@tundeabu839]

It's a lifestyle not acceptable in Africa. We have enough problems as it is. The health issues I have heard associated with homosexulism we can't afford now. But the bearings were on called for.