About Us
The Equality Hub is a non-governmental organization that was founded in 2017 by two women who have been actively volunteering and working with vulnerable and sexual minority populations. They were concerned with the discrimination and social injustices against female sexual minorities and decided to start this initiative with the aim of providing the following:
- A social space to convene and bond with female sexual minorities which enables conversations about issues and challenges they face, and find ways to mitigate them.
- The means and capacity to empower and strengthen female sexual minorities in various capacities.
Mission
To campaign and promote activities directed at advancing the rights of female sexual minorities in Nigeria.
Vision
To build a society where female sexual minorities have equal rights and equal access to economic opportunities.
Values
Transparent, vigilant, courageous, compassionate, accountable.
Inclusivity Statement
Female sexual minorities are at the core of our work. The Hub respects all differences and similarities between these groups and we work to emphasize the commonalities and celebrate differences.
Our Partners

What We Do
Get a glimpse into some of the work we do

Community Building & Wellbeing
By convening and providing safe spaces for female sexual minorities, avail opportunities…
Empowerment
We secure and provide access to resources that strengthen capacity for LBQ…
Advocacy & Research
The Equality Hub (Nigeria) advocates for the rights of female sexual minorities…Latest News
Under The Rainbow
It’s finally here! This is the official film poster for our upcoming documentary film, Under The Rainbow. We’re so excited to be able to share this with you and we’re even more excited about the film we’re making! Enjoy! Poster […]
Needs Assessment Workshop
On September 16, 2017, we conducted a needs assessment workshop for LBQ women in Lagos. The aim of the workshop was to gain insight into the challenges LBQ women face in Lagos, an opportunity to build community, and provide a […]
Press Features
Pamela Adie is one of Nigeria’s leading LGBT activists and she is our Cover Star. She was formerly with All Out and is currently on the board of the Bisi Alimi Foundation. Read More

The Rustin Times
It’s considered as sensitive owing to the high wave of discrimination they face in Nigeria, amid this controversies and challenges is Pamela Adie, a courageous queer, activist for the LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trangender and Intersexual) community tells her story Read More

YNaija
Six LGBT advocates travelled to the World Economic Forum 2017 in Davos Read More

World Economic Forum
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