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    Police warns against same-sex relationships, unnatural offences

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoJanuary 25, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Nigerian Police Force has warned Nigerians against indulging in same-sex relationships and unnatural offenses.

    The police, in a statement signed by Force Public Relations Officer ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi on Thursday, noted that same-sex relationships and unnatural sexual activities remain illegal in the country.

    The warning from the police comes on the heels of a “recent trend on social media where some individuals who identify as queer were visibly encouraging and associating themselves with activities perceived to be unnatural in light of Nigerian laws.”

    The Force noted that such activities negate the provisions of the Nigerian laws and carry severe punishment for culprits.

    The police statement reads, “Following a recent trend on social media where some individuals who identify as queer were visibly encouraging and associating themselves with activities perceived to be unnatural in light of Nigerian laws, the Nigeria Police Force hereby wishes to enlighten the public on the legal aspects concerning unnatural offenses and same-sex marriage within the country.

    “In accordance with the Nigerian Criminal Code Act applicable in the Southern States, unnatural offenses are prohibited under Sections 214 to 217.

    “These sections specifically criminalize acts considered unnatural, such as having carnal knowledge of a person, permitting a person to have carnal knowledge of one against the order of nature, or having carnal knowledge of an animal, and those found guilty may face legal consequences as outlined by the law.

    “This is re-echoed by Section 284 of the Nigerian Penal Code applicable in the northern part of the country.

    “Similarly, it is imperative to note that same-sex marriage is strictly prohibited in Nigeria.

    “The Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act of 2014 criminalizes the solemnization, operation, and public display of same-sex marriages.

    “We therefore emphasize the importance of understanding and adhering to these laws, as any violation will be met with due legal process.

    “We remain dedicated to maintaining law and order and call on all citizens to report all suspicious activities related to unnatural offenses or same-sex marriage, providing crucial information that will aid our efforts to enforce the law.”

    We need to collectively kick against such activities while we urge parents and guardians to take note and support the police in the fight against such inhuman activities that are alien to our culture and also punishable under the law.

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