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World Service,3 mins

Is Nigeria Becoming More Tolerant to Homosexuality?

Newsday

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In Nigeria the majority of people are still opposed to homosexuality, but a recent survey of 1000 adults found that attitudes may be slowly changing. The survey by NOI Polls, the Bisi Alimi Foundation and the NGO 鈥楾he Initiative for Equal Rights鈥� found that 87% of people said they supported the current law which bans same sex relationships but five years ago that figure was higher 鈥� back then 96% opposed relationships between same sex couples. So could there be a slow shift towards more tolerance? Bisi Alimi is a Nigerian gay rights activist. (Picture: Bisi Alimi / Credit: David Morrison)

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