Nigerian Humanists

Unique in our shared differences, but same in HUMANITY. Live and Let Live

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

https://t.co/cdP4b07vpj

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

Send me a private message if you fit the category and would like to join, so I can pass on your contact details. Also inform your LGBTQ+ contacts who share our humanist values.

NB: This includes Nigerians and other nationals.

Thank you and have a nice day!

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

Thanks to limited resources, and the fact that Nigerians are still quite sensitive to gender issues, we can't usually provide as much support as is needed for our LGBTQ+ members.

One of us has set up a WhatsApp group that will be primarily focused on queer humanists.

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

For Mubarak Bala.

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

We're observing the situation

[Leo Igwe @LeoIgwe]

State Security Agents invite AfAW for a meeting over event in Benue.....
The state security service has invited our contact person in Makurdi for a meeting to discuss our seminar next week. It seems that lessons have not been learnt..

[Leo Igwe @LeoIgwe]

INVITATION BY DSS: Instead of tackling witchcraft accusation and witch persecution, state security agents are more interested in undermining advocacy against witchcraft allegations. What a shame!

[Barra Hart @barrahart]

A spark of light in a world shrouded in so much darkness. From Nigeria's first Humanist Naming Ceremony, officiated by @LeoIgwe of @HumanistsNG & @HumanistsInt

Full Article: https://t.co/mtRbgvWAvc

[Leo Igwe @LeoIgwe]

Dialogue between humanists and people of faith in Nigeria.....Thank you Imam Ashafa and Rev Wuye from the Interfaith Mediation Center.....

[Leo Igwe @LeoIgwe]

With Imam Ashafa, Rev Wuye, Hauwa Mundi, James Ibor at the first dialogue between Humanists and people of faith in Abuja last year. It was the first of its kind in Nigeria, and yes in Africa...

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

On this date, last year, the Humanists Association of Nigeria, with the support of @HumanistsInt, facilitated the first interfaith/belief dialogue in Abuja. It was a great success.

Thanks to all who made it happen.

[GIJN Africa @gijnAfrica]

In a new documentary by @BBCAfrica, @briticoyemo highlights the challenges faced by atheists in Nigeria.

The story follows the case of @HumanistsNG President, Mubarak Bala who was sentenced in April this year to 24 years in prison for ‘blasphemy’. https://t.co/UZGMT4Xa3X

[Leo Igwe @LeoIgwe]

Share and circulate widely...Join us support us....help us end these horrific abuses @DeltaState @DeltaStateFB @DeltaStateMYD @IAOkowa @DSGovernment

[Humanists UK @Humanists_UK]

It's been 896 days since @HumanistsNG President, Mubarak Bala, was arrested for 'blasphemy', and nearly 6 months since he was given a 24 year sentence. International pressure is needed. We've called on the UN to work towards his release. #FreeMubarakBala
https://t.co/fagrbm3HOt

[Obasi Ikechukwu (Chair Humanist Advocacy Council) @ObasiIk79954809]

AFAW Reprimands Ukpabio's Church Writes
Ukpabio ‘s Rescuing Families from Witchcraft Markets - Leo Igwe.
https://t.co/swjOE8qpI4

@americnhumanist @CanadaHumanist @EU_Humanists @HumanistReport @Humanists_UK @HumanistsGH @HumanistsInt @HumanistsNG @LeoIgwe @UjuAnya

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

Solidarity to Iranian women protesting against state repression.

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

@LeoIgwe is soliciting your support in order to hold a bigger and better program against persecution of alleged witches in Benue State.

Leo Igwe is the Director of Advocacy for Alleged Witches (AFAW).

Attached is his statement. Kindly donate if you're able and willing to.

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

https://t.co/vM6IGJTUwp

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

It was a successful event with @AtheistNg and Port Harcourt Secular Society yestarday.

[Humanists UK @Humanists_UK]

In Nigeria, those who reject religion or declare their humanist beliefs also face persecution. @HumanistsNG President Mubarak Bala was sentenced to 24 yrs in prison in Nigeria, for allegedly posting 'blasphemous' Facebook posts. #FreeMubarakBala https://t.co/MTheo3Wvxn

[Nigerian Humanists @HumanistsNG]

The D-Day is here. We have started.

[Atheist Society of Nigeria @AtheistNg]

Calling all the Non-religious folks in Port-Harcourt!