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âWe are siblings from Nigeria now living in the UK. Iâm lesbian and heâs gay. We had to leave home to find safetyâ – Nigerian siblings share their story
A video showing Nigerian siblings identifying as gay and lesbian has caused a stir on social media.
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In the viral footage, Aishat revealed that she and her brother fled to the United Kingdom to escape persecution and live openly, citing the need for a safe environment. Umar explained that hiding his sexuality while in Nigeria was emotionally exhausting, making it impossible to live truthfully.
Aishat confirmed she has successfully secured asylum in the UK, while noting that Umar is currently navigating the same process and seeking support.
The siblings’ story has triggered a wide range of reactions among Nigerians. While many social media users offered support and well-wishes for Umar’s asylum bid, others expressed skepticism, alleging the claims could be fabricated to gain sympathy and secure residency status from UK authorities.
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