The highly divisive nature of the conversation around sexuality in Nigeria means that sexuality rarely emerges in the realm of public debate or analysis, leaving the topic stuck in the periphery of historical discussions.
In recent years, there has been a visible explosion of human interest in sexuality. While this is providing clear benefits, there still exists an uncomfortable reality that permeates sexuality and its modern experience. In a Nigerian context, a certain form of silence surrou
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