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Anson Briggs <nowomr@protonmail.com> wrote in news:ud78ma$1vrl2$10@dont-email.me:

Roast them all over a fire until they turn to ash. No eating queers
in Africa, the land where AIDS came from.

YENAGOA, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Nigerian police raided an alleged gay
wedding, which is illegal in the country, in the southern city of Warri
in Delta state, and arrested 67 people, authorities said in a statement, following a tipoff from a person who knew of the event.

The tipoff about the ceremony came during police interrogation on Aug.
27 of a male cross-dresser, who was dressed as a female, Delta police
spokesman Edafe Bright said in a statement late on Tuesday. The
statement didn't say when the raid took place.

Bright said those arrested would be charged soon in court.

In Nigeria, like in most parts of Africa, homosexuality is generally
viewed as unacceptable, and a 2014 anti-gay law took effect despite international condemnation. Cross-dressing is not illegal but tends to
be socially not accepted.

"The policemen chased and arrested a total number of 67 suspects" for
allegedly conducting and attending a same-sex wedding ceremony, Bright
said.

Investigations revealed that a drunk guest, who was arrested during the
raid, was allegedly raped by a suspect who is now at large, he said.

Efforts were under way to arrest others who fled the scene, Bright said.

Africa's most populous nation's anti-gay law includes a prison term of
up to 14 years for those convicted, and bans gay marriage, same-sex relationships, and membership of gay rights groups.

https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/nigerian-police-raid-gay-wedding-arr est-67-people-2023-08-30/

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