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is a writer from Yenagoa, Nigeria now living in London. As a Black, queer person, their work focuses on the underexplored angles of the complex lives of women and members of the LGBTQ+ community and how laws and policies affect people at the intersection of misogynoir and queerphobia.

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is a writer from Yenagoa, Nigeria now living in London. As a Black, queer person, their work focuses on the underexplored angles of the complex lives of women and members of the LGBTQ+ community and how laws and policies affect people at the intersection of misogynoir and queerphobia.

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TIMINEPRE COLE

JUNE 20 2024

The Politics of Nigerian ‘Pride’

TIMINEPRE COLE•JUNE 20 2024

The Politics of Nigerian ‘Pride’

For a long time, queer Nigerians have created spaces that affirm and celebrate queer identities. That these efforts aren’t public marches with international media coverage or corporate sponsorship does not make them any less valid.

The Politics of Nigerian ‘Pride’

TIMINEPRE COLE•JUNE 20 2024

The Politics of Nigerian ‘Pride’

For a long time, queer Nigerians have created spaces that affirm and celebrate queer identities. That these efforts aren’t public marches with international media coverage or corporate sponsorship does not make them any less valid.

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TIMINEPRE COLE

MAY 22 2024

The Perfect Target

TIMINEPRE COLE•MAY 22 2024

The Perfect Target

Bobrisky’s swift descent from social prominence to the confines of Kirikiri Maximum Security Prison is a stark reminder that no amount of wealth or status can fully insulate LGBTQ+ individuals from the pervasive forces of transphobia and homophobia in Nigeria.

The Perfect Target

TIMINEPRE COLE•MAY 22 2024

The Perfect Target

Bobrisky’s swift descent from social prominence to the confines of Kirikiri Maximum Security Prison is a stark reminder that no amount of wealth or status can fully insulate LGBTQ+ individuals from the pervasive forces of transphobia and homophobia in Nigeria.

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TIMINEPRE COLE

APRIL 27 2020

Expanding Access to Safe Abortions in Nigeria

TIMINEPRE COLE•APRIL 27 2020

Expanding Access to Safe Abortions in Nigeria

While there may still be an ongoing debate on women’s right to an abortion, certainly women who choose to have abortions deserve access to safe procedures.

Expanding Access to Safe Abortions in Nigeria

TIMINEPRE COLE•APRIL 27 2020

Expanding Access to Safe Abortions in Nigeria

While there may still be an ongoing debate on women’s right to an abortion, certainly women who choose to have abortions deserve access to safe procedures.

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TIMINEPRE COLE

OCTOBER 28 2019

Abortion and the Right to Privacy

TIMINEPRE COLE•OCTOBER 28 2019

Abortion and the Right to Privacy

Legalizing abortion does not mean that all pregnant women should get one. Rather, it is about the right to privacy, freedom of choice and the preservation of female autonomy.

Abortion and the Right to Privacy

TIMINEPRE COLE•OCTOBER 28 2019

Abortion and the Right to Privacy

Legalizing abortion does not mean that all pregnant women should get one. Rather, it is about the right to privacy, freedom of choice and the preservation of female autonomy.