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“Living in Nigeria as a Queer Woman Was Scary, So I Secured Asylum to Live in the UK, and I’m Happy”— Abroad Life
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“Living in Nigeria as a Queer Woman Was Scary, So I Secured Asylum to Live in the UK, and I’m Happy”— Abroad Life
The Nigerian experience is physical, emotional, and sometimes international. No one knows it better than our features on #TheAbroadLife, a series where we detail and explore Nigerian experiences while living abroad. Saratu* (25) spent most of her life in Kaduna, trying to survive as a queer woman in a country that criminalises her identity. After years of hiding and dodging persecution, she knew she had to leave. In this story, she shares how s…
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