Difference between revisions of "Chibuihe Obi"
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| − | Writer of children's fiction, commentaries, and poet. Opinion pieces often confronts the homophobia in Nigeria. Contributor to brittlepaper, an online African journal. LGBTQ activist. | + | Writer of children's fiction, commentaries, and poet. Opinion pieces often confronts the homophobia in Nigeria. Contributor to brittlepaper, an online African journal. LGBTQ activist. Made headlines in 2017 when he was kidnapped and tortured for writing an article called ‘We’re Queer, We’re Here’ in Brittle Paper. |
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* http://brittlepaper.com/tag/chibuihe-obi/ | * http://brittlepaper.com/tag/chibuihe-obi/ | ||
* http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/nigerian-writer-chibuihe-obi-allegedly-kidnapped-writing-queerphobia/ | * http://www.gaystarnews.com/article/nigerian-writer-chibuihe-obi-allegedly-kidnapped-writing-queerphobia/ | ||
| + | * https://www.bellanaija.com/2017/06/kidnapped-writer-lgbtq-advocate-chibuihe-obi-regained-freedom/ | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 4 March 2018
Country
Nigeria
Birth - Death
Occupation
Writer, Poet
Description
Writer of children's fiction, commentaries, and poet. Opinion pieces often confronts the homophobia in Nigeria. Contributor to brittlepaper, an online African journal. LGBTQ activist. Made headlines in 2017 when he was kidnapped and tortured for writing an article called ‘We’re Queer, We’re Here’ in Brittle Paper.
