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Doyin Okupe’s g*y son, Bolu, says most African men are bi-s3xual
Bolu Okupe, the son of former presidential aide, Doyin Okupe has accused most African men of practicing bi-s*xualism.
It would be recalled that in January 2021, Bolu Okupe came out as g*y. He has since become one of the most outspoken LGBTQ activists in Nigeria.
In an Instagram post shared on Friday morning, Bolu said bis*xuality within African communities needs to be more openly discussed because there are quite a number of bis*xual African men.
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Bolu further stated that because of the stigma, the majority of these men remain in the closet and go on to marry women who do not know they are bis*xual.
He then told women that many of them are already married to or will eventually marry bis*xual men.
Read his thread below.
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