Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) persons in Nigeria face legal and social challenges not experienced by non-LGBT residents. The country does not allow or recognise LGBT rights. There is no legal protection against discrimination in Nigeria—a largely conservative country of more than 170 million people.
Yet at the same time, there are a few people that are trapped In the demonstration. Let us take a gander at not many Nigerian men that changed into Women.
1. Stephanie Adaralegbe or Stephanie Rose, Hee was known as Dapo Adaralegbe before he turned into a Woman. He educated at Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria From 1995 to 2001, he was ousted from the college due to how he was giving indications of being Transgender.
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2. Bobrisky – whose nickname is Nigerian Barbie – has said she always enjoyed stereotypically feminine activities – namely cooking and cleaning. Cross-dressing was also a keen component of Bobrisky’s repertoire. Known for her sense of style and experimentation with women’s clothing behind closed doors, one fateful evening, Bobo, as she’s known to her family, carried out a dare to take her private predilections to the streets.
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3. Miss sahhara: He is a British Nigerian, he is a belle of the ball, a model, and he is likewise a human rights advocate. In 2011, she turned into the principal Nigerian transgender lady to come out during the Miss International Queen magnificence expo in Thailand.
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4. Bisi Alimi is Nigerian mainstream gay extremist, he didn’t change altogether, He just prefers to make up and take on the appearance of a female.
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