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Co. Author JIAS pub. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/jia2.70027, Co. Director @cdlcf, Award winning rights Activist, Educator/Consultant..

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We are all energy beings...shuttling between realms 😉

Do have a lovely weekend 😇🎉

#love
#solidarity
#memories 🦋🦋 by @capel222.m

Ignorance can never be a justification to cause harm to others.

Respect people's rights to freedom of religion.

Harming lives in the name of God is wild and unthinkable...

The obsession with people's body and private body parts, what they should or shouldn't do with it says a lot about where our attention and energy is focused on.......

If as a religious person, all you see , think about and understand about LGBTQI+ persons is SEXUAL....daaaaaaaam, U are already a perverted person with a weird mind by @capel222.m

One of our community media program on Mek we hear you on NTA.....

Matters arising....

Few clips on matters of the season by @aghi_02 & co.

Mek we hear you
Mek we talk aam as eee dey hot cos some matters need not be under the carpet no more.....

Or should we continue to be in silent mode on critical issues experienced by marginalized groups in our country? 🤔🤔 by @capel222.m

INTERSEX AWARENESS DAY | OCTOBER 26

The world must learn that human bodies are naturally diverse, and not every body fits society’s narrow definitions of male or female.

Intersex people are not mistakes to be corrected, secrets to be hidden, or bodies to be ashamed of. They are human beings deserving of dignity, autonomy, healthcare, protection, and the freedom to define their own experiences.

“Human bodies are not society’s mistakes to fix. Intersex people don’t need to be corrected to deserve respect. It is society’s mindset that needs to change!”

Let us all move beyond awareness to acceptance, beyond tolerance to justice, and beyond empty words to meaningful action.

Intersex rights are human rights. Every body deserves dignity. Every person deserves to belong. 🧡💛💜

#IntersexAwarenessDay #IntersexRights #HumanRights #BodilyAutonomy #EndIntersexDiscrimination by @capel222.m

TOWARDS A MORE INCLUSIVE HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN NIGERIA

What does healthcare for ALL really look like?

It starts with understanding, embraces diversity, and leaves no one behind.

11–17 October 2026

With the recommendation of the Key Population Network, Nigeria, we facilitated sessions on Understanding Human Differences and Diversity and Human Sexuality during the Key Population Integration Training for government healthcare workers in Delta State, alongside facility visits.

While this marks progress, more work is needed to address stigma, discrimination, confidentiality, and the unique healthcare needs of key populations.

The goal is clear: healthcare spaces where everyone is treated with dignity, respect, and fairness, regardless of identity, sexuality, or background.

Because no one should have to choose between their identity and access to healthcare. 🤝

#KeyPopulationIntegration #InclusiveHealthcare #HealthForAll #HumanRights #LeaveNoOneBehind by @capel222.m

Let's start from where we left off....

What's going on?....... by @capel222.m

#shelter
#safehousing
#employmentopportunities
#welfaresupport
#vulnerablegroups by @capel222.m

What do you know about heterosexuality and the different preferences of straight people?

Is every woman every man’s spec? Do all straight men find the same type of woman attractive? Of course not! Vice versa...

People have different tastes, attractions, and preferences, even within the same sexuality.

That’s the point! Just as straight people have the freedom to love and be attracted to whomever naturally appeals to them, other people experiences attraction differently.

No one’s sexuality is more valid than another’s simply because it is different or more common. Your preference is yours, not the standard everyone else must live by.

Respect is not about agreeing with everyone’s sexuality; it’s about recognising everyone’s dignity without stigma, discrimination or judgment.

Ultimately, you are all wired differently including your innate sense of self, expression, and attraction.

#sexuality
#diversityandinclusion
#heterosexual
#dignity
#dignityforall by @capel222.m

#thursday
#thursdayvibes✨
#motivation
#bemotivated by @capel222.m

#delicacies
#holiday
#chefs
#cuisine by @capel222.m

#weekend
#weekendvibes
#happyweekend❤️
#holiday by @capel222.m

At Creme de la Creme House of Fame Foundation Nigeria (CDLC), we were honored to join partner organizations at the four-day National Convening on Coordinated Response to SOGIESC-based human rights violations, convened by The Initiative for Equal Rights (TIERs) in Abuja.

The convening created a vital space for reflection, learning, and alignment among organizations across regions. Over the course of four days, we exchanged practical lessons, shared lived realities from our communities, and explored strategies to building a more responsive and coordinated system that protects the rights and dignity of vulnerable groups.

A key highlight was the engagement with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), whose contributions focused on strengthening existing human rights protection mechanisms, clarifying their mandate, and opening pathways for stronger collaboration with civil society. These conversations reinforced how coordinated efforts and the effective use of existing frameworks can significantly improve support for survivors and accountability for violations.

As a partner working in North Central Nigeria, We believe that sustainable change comes from centering lived experiences, strengthening partnerships, and continuously pushing for systems that uphold dignity, safety, and justice for all. by @capel222.m