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Gay in Nigeria

by Carol Hills
Reprinted with permission of BBC/PRI's "The World "

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March 7, 2007

The World's Carol Hills reports on legislation to ban same-sex marriage in Nigeria. It's already illegal to be gay in the African country. The proposed law would go further, effectively banning gay activism of any kind in Nigeria.

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