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The Sexuality Podcast is hosted by Kingsley Adrian Banks, a Novelist and social commentator. This podcast aims to look into salient issues of sexuality in Nigeria particularly as it concerns lgbt individuals across the country. The aim is to dissect the broader sexual issues lgbt individuals deal with. Banks aims to spotlight the stereotypes, stigma and other negative social constructs used by the Nigerian public to stigmatize lgbt individuals.

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Ep 4: How to get away with being gay in Nigeria | Queer Sexuality

2022/06/27

In this episode, Kingsley Adrian Banks explores the existential question, asking: How can LGBTQI persons in Nigeria get away with "being gay" in Nigeria? Banks explores three options for gay people living and working in Africa's most populated country, Nigeria.

Ep3: Self-acceptance Among Nigeria's Colored Folks

2021/01/09

At what point do gay people accept themselves and who they're? Do everyone accept themselves? What does it entail? Is the self deception harmful?

Ep2: What it means to be gay in Nigeria

2021/01/06

In this introductory episode, I look into the question: what does it mean for someone to be gay living in Nigeria? How do straight people see gay people? What does the broader society think when it comes to the issue of someone being gay? I tackle this and more in this episode.

Ep1: Introduction to the Sexuality Podcast

2021/01/05

On this episode I made a short introduction, introducing myself, what I do, and what I intend to achieve with this podcast going forward. I introduce the focal point of the podcast series, which is: lgbtq issues as it concerns people who identify as same in Nigeria.