A Nigerian lawyer, Stella, has emphasized the criminality of anal sex in Nigeria, shedding light on a little-known aspect of the country’s legal system. In a detailed Facebook post on Monday, June 17, she discussed the legal ramifications of engaging in such acts, citing specific provisions from Nigerian law.
Stella wrote, “ANAL ṢÉX is a CRỊMÉ in Nigeria. It’s PUNISHABLE up to 14 YEARS IMPRISONMENT. Anybody who has sex against the order of Nature is guilty of a felony. See SECTION 214 of the CRIMINAL Code. This is called unnatural offenses. Maka ndi baby I want to put it in your anus. As you put Na prison you want to enter so. Do it the right way.”
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Her post sparked considerable discussion online, as many Nigerians were unaware of the severity of the penalties associated with such acts. Section 214 of the Nigerian Criminal Code explicitly categorizes anal sex as an “unnatural offence,” which Stella highlighted to stress the importance of adhering to the legal framework.
Stella’s post serves as a reminder of the stringent laws governing sexual conduct in Nigeria. She aimed to educate her followers about the potential legal consequences of engaging in behaviors that are deemed illegal by the state.
“It’s essential to understand the laws of the land,” she added in a follow-up comment. “Ignorance of the law is not an excuse. Everyone must be aware that actions have consequences, and certain acts can lead to severe legal repercussions.”
The lawyer’s candid discussion also touched on the social implications of such laws. “These laws reflect our society’s values and norms,” she explained. “While some may view them as outdated or harsh, they are in place to maintain a certain moral and legal order.”
Stella’s post received a mix of reactions from the public, with some applauding her for bringing attention to an often overlooked aspect of the law, while others questioned the relevance of such laws in modern society.
