Help! Abuja Lesbians Are After Me - Nollywood Actress Ruth Eze Cries Out

After granting an interview where she allegedly claimed super star actress 'Genevieve Nnaji gets her wet', Ruth Eze has experienced a first-hand molestation encounter from lesbians in Abuja.

Actress, Ruth Eze

Fast rising actress, Ruth Eze is crying out for help. She wants Nigerians to save her from molestation by lesbians, most especially, those resident in Abuja.

This is coming on the heels of her recent ordeal in the hands of some Abuja-based big babes who mistook her for a lesbian.

Eze narrates her ordeal to The Entertainer: “Last weekend, I went to Abuja for a movie production, I didn’t know how some ladies got to know I was in town. The ugly drama started inside the hotel where I was lodged. They came in disguise as colleagues based in Abuja. At first, I didn’t know they had ulterior motives, so I welcomed them with open arms. Suddenly, they started saying some erotic things to me; I ignored them and kept pressing my phone.”

The actress explained that she had no inkling of what the ladies were up to until one of them drew closer and began to fondle her boobs.

Hear her: “At the point when one came closer to me and started touching me at the wrong places, I had to stop her and ask why she was doing that. Then she told me that after reading the interview I granted Saturday Sun in which I said ‘Genevieve makes me wet’ they all concluded that I was a lesbian. I had to explain to them that I didn’t really mean what I said. I said I was only trying to exaggerate how I felt about Genevieve’s act and nothing more. Rather than deter them, the ladies promised me heaven and earth if I join their gang of homosexuals. I was so scared, I had to call my boyfriend and put the phone on speaker so as to convince them that I don’t do fellow women. My dear, I was so scared because I thought they would end up raping me. They sounded so much in the mood to have me right there. Thank God, it didn’t happen.”

Meanwhile, Eze and her newfound love will be walking down the aisle before the end of the year.

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Former Nigerian Lesbian and Club Girl Narrates Her Experience After Becoming Born Again

A former lesbian who has repented and now found God has narrated her experience saying that no one is born gay.

Sophia Shola has narrated her experience as a lesbian

 

A former lesbian and club girl, Sophia Shola who is now born again has taken to social media to share her experience since stopping the act.

 

She said no one is born gay. 

 

"My neighbour asked me yesterday' He said; did you get broke at the club hence God?

 

I responded you don't get broke at the club, neither do you have money, do anything tangeable with what you had or make  life changing impacts.

 

When I left the club onlookers thought I was being unrealistic.

 

Lo & behold a day after my return to abuja from bible school, I got offered a placement as an acting pharmacist in one of the best Egyptian hospitals Abuja has @KatameyaFirstcallHospital off a conversation on the benefits of amala with no CV submitted.

 

You didn't know I was a pharmacist right? You thought I wasn't career minded? That's what being away from the creator makes of you, a mediocrity.

 

Note that for every prayer rendered, an instruction is passed back, God is not a magician he needs you to co-operate work with him to have doors open. God gave Abraham instructions to follow before the blessings. Have you obeyed any, Do you even have the channels to recieveing instructions?

 

Mine was quit the club , draw unto me. As difficult as that may seem by grace I obeyed.

 

{PRAYER CHANGES THINGS WHEN WE AGREE TO CHANGE THEM & FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS}

 

#GraceMade #KatameyaGroups #MTD#SeeYouAtTheTop" the girl wrote.

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Omg! See the First Lesbian Governor Elected in the U.S (Photos)

In a historic landmark victory, a lesbian has been elected the governor of a state in the United States of America.

Kate Brown

 

For the first time, a U.S. state has elected an openly LGBT governor.

 

The landmark was reached in Oregon, where the Associated Press projects that Kate Brown has won the gubernatorial election. Brown was the incumbent in her race — but running for election for the first time.

 

She stepped in as governor of Oregon in February 2012, after former Gov. John Kitzhaber resigned over an influence-peddling scandal. She was secretary of state at the time; as Oregon does not have a lieutenant governor, she was first in the line of succession.

 

"Now, she'll serve the remaining two years of the four-year term Kitzhaber won during the 2014 election," Oregon Public Broadcasting reports.

 

Earlier this year, during a graduation speech at Willamette University, Brown told the graduate about the years she spent in the closet, The Associated Press reports. She told the students she worried that she could lose her job if it was discovered she was bisexual.

 

Brown was outed in the '80s, and has been married to her husband since 1997. Slate reported last year that while it was not her choice to be out, she embraced her identity once it was public.

 

 

Brown was not the first LGBT person to serve as a governor — former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey came out as gay in 2004 and resigned months later. But she has now become the first openly LGBT person to win a gubernatorial election.

 

She spoke to the Washington Blade last month about what her victory would mean.

 

"You can't be what you can't see," she said. "If I can be a role model for one young person that decides that their life is worth living because there's someone like them in the world, it's worth it."

 

OPB has more on Brown's tenure so far:

"The state's political scene was roiling from Kitzhaber's abrupt departure amid a cloud of scandal. Brown pushed forward with a legislative agenda that included creating an automatic voter registration system, expanding the state's clean fuels mandate, and implementing a broad transportation funding package. While the first two items passed with mainly Democratic support, the transportation package failed to even come to a vote.

 

"As an unelected governor, Brown also was faced with guiding the state through a series of unusual and traumatic events, including a mass shooting at Umpqua Community College that left nine victims dead, a 41-day occupation by an armed group at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, a searing drought that affected nearly the entire state, and a derailment of an oil train in the Columbia Gorge."

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