In a world where love🏳️🌈is prosecuted
for being different.
Safe spaces are essential‼️and When LGBTQ+ people feel safe.
They can dream bigger, love louder, and live more freely.
TIMEDNIGERIA is dedicated to providing and facilitating spaces where EVERYONE is free to LIVE and LOVE
Apply or nominate a young woman (18–24) in Ikorodu for the EmpowerHer digital & vocational skills training. Deadline: July 31. Link to apply: https://t.co/Pv0TWKBpYv
1. On Saturday, May 2nd, in collaboration with @VSI_ng@tea_nigeria , and @TimedNigeria , Minority Watch facilitated a workshop to educate young people on human rights under our #nojusticenosafety project.
Our first-ever book club discussion was a blast. We came together, voiced perspectives, and left with more than we arrived with. From different voices to shared understanding, it was truly something special.
A big thank you to everyone who showed up. We appreciate you.
We worked with @dwnews to bring attention to the impunity with which targeted violence is being perpetrated against LGBTQ+ individuals
The full report is out and it paints a grim picture of the realities LGBTQ+ community in Nigeria.
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📚We're starting something new and
it's for the readers.
Join us for the first edition of the TIMED Book Club. Our first read is *She Called Me Woman*
Discussion Date: March 28, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM
Register to attend, and send us a DM to receive the e-book
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Senegal’s parliament has doubled the penalties for same-sex relations, raising serious concerns about the safety and future of queer people in the country.
What does this new law mean for LGBTQ+ people living in Senegal today ?
Read the full breakdown in the link Below 👇🏽.
https://t.co/oG6G1uT5AL
#Senegal #LGBTQRights #QueerAfrica #HumanRights #LGBTQNews #AfricaNews #Equality #QueerVoices #HumanRightsMatter
Queerlentine: Potluck & Karaoke was a night to remember 🎤🍲
From shared meals to unexpected karaoke stars, the room was filled with laughter, music, and the kind of warmth that only community can bring.
Thank you to everyone who came out
Until the next one
#LGBTQNigeria#love
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Happy New Year, fam ✨
We’re so thankful for every connection, every conversation, and every shared moment that has brought us this far. As we step into 2026, we’re excited for what’s ahead and grateful to have you all growing with us. Here’s to a year full of progress, purpose.
Uju Anya is a Nigerian-American applied linguist whose work explores how language, identity, and power shape the experiences of marginalized learners.
As a leading voice in critical sociolinguistics,she centers Black, queer, and immigrant voices overlooked in language education.
Through her writing, Achebe restores women’s voices to history showing African gender systems were dynamic, complex, and empowering.
By blending oral traditions with academic rigor, she challenges the silence surrounding African women’s contributions to the studies of Africa.