Welcome to a podcast unlike any other, in which I bring my unique intersectional identity as a gay Igbo man from Nigeria to the forefront. This is a space where personal stories meet cultural insights, and where meaningful discussions about LGBTQIA+ issues, representation, and empowerment take centre stage. Each episode is a journey into the intricacies of being queer and African, examining themes of identity, perseverance, and visibility. As I amplify queer voices, spill some palm wine, slay stereotypes, and redefine what it means to be seen and celebrated, you can expect a blend of heartfelt storytelling, insightful discussions, and a generous dose of humour. Join me as we navigate the intersections of culture, sexuality, and community, one candid conversation at a time. This is not just a podcast, it is a celebration of diversity, a call for inclusion, and a reminder that every voice matters.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to a podcast unlike any other, in which I bring my unique intersectional identity as a gay Igbo man from Nigeria to the forefront. This is a space where personal stories meet cultural insights, and where meaningful discussions about LGBTQIA+ issues, representation, and empowerment take centre stage.
Recent episodes include "Bisexual Invisibility" (27 October 2026, 20 minutes), "The Church, Colonialism and Homosexuality in Africa" (20 October 2026, 37 minutes), and "The Truth About Love and Dating as a Gay African Man" (13 October 2026, 39 minutes).
Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 87 episodes.
Booking probability for Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered's contact route on record: public web form.
Igbo, Queer, and Unfiltered is an arts podcast with 87 episodes published.
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Episode #86
Bisexual people are told they do not belong in straight spaces. Then they are told they do not fully belong in queer spaces either. For bisexual Africans, that double erasure is even heavier. Igbo Queer and Unfiltered...
If colonialism and the spread of Christianity and Islam across Africa had not happened, would Africa be as homophobic now as it is at this moment? This episode is for every queer African who has ever been told that who...
Sex, dating and love as a gay African man is not a simple conversation. We bring internalized shame into our relationships before the first date even starts. We navigate racial fetishization and exclusion in gay spaces...
Gay African men are carrying a specific mental health burden that almost nobody talks about. The religious trauma, the mental health system that was not designed with us in mind, the cultural displacement, the exposure...
Episode #82
Coming out in mainstream LGBTQIA+ spaces is often talked about as a hopeful, even celebratory moment. But for gay Africans the reality is far more complex. The fear is different. The stakes are different. The community...
Episode #81
I'm discussing Kito this week. The practice of luring, trapping and extorting gay men in Africa using fake dating profiles. It is one of the most urgent crises facing gay men in Africa, and it does not get nearly enough...
As we celebrate Episode 80, I'm saying things out loud that gay African men have never been allowed to say in our families, churches, queer spaces, or even to each other. I'm not going to sugarcoat the damage the church...
This episode discusses the real numbers on homosexuality in Africa, the research that has been done, what it has found, and the big difference between what African governments say and what the numbers show. Stay...
The same church that calls gay love sinful has covered up abuse, ignored domestic violence and blessed corrupt politicians. This episode is the conversation they do not want you to have. Charles grew up in the church...
Episode #77
African leaders call homosexuality a Western import. Same-sex relationships existed across Africa long before colonization. The criminalization came on the ships. The laws, the church, the rhetoric, all of it has a...
This episode covers what most gay African men bring into dating before the first date even happens. Why secrecy does something very specific and very damaging to a relationship, how to navigate the family question...
What it costs to grow up with conditional love, how to survive and rebuild even when families do not support you, and the particular grief that a queer African child experiences when their family turns to religion...
Episode #72
For years, I negotiated things that were never meant to be up for debate. My identity. My dignity. My peace. My right to be seen. In this episode, I share the personal principles that guide my life now as a gay Igbo...
Episode #71
This episode examines evangelical Christianity from the perspective of lived experience in a candid and reflective manner. The kind that stays with you, shapes you, and sometimes leaves scars. We are talking...
Episode #69
What would your life look like if you stopped waiting for permission to be yourself? In this episode, I am getting into something deeply personal. The emotional cost of seeking approval from family, religion, culture...
Episode #68
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Episode #68
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Can you forgive someone and still choose to walk away? In this episode, we are getting into one of the most misunderstood parts of healing. Forgiveness and reconciliation are not the same thing, and nobody talks about...
<p>Can you forgive someone and still choose to walk away? In this episode, we are getting into one of the most misunderstood parts of healing. Forgiveness and reconciliation are not the same thing, and nobody talks...
Episode #66
<p>In this episode, we delve into a distressing reality that many queer individuals, particularly those from Africa, are familiar with: the experience of being accepted in private but denied in public.</p><p>Stay...
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