Cisi Eze is a Lagos-based journalist at Western Post Nigeria, writer, comic artist, and graphic designer.

A media and justice fellow of the Business Alii Foundation, she feels strongly about LGBTQIA rights, feminism, gender issues, and mental health.

She is a guest contributor on Bella Naija. Also, she has works published on Kalahari Review, Holaafrica, Mounting the Moon, and 14: An Anthology of Queer Art Volume 1 and 2.

Cici’s art is created with the intent of challenging beliefs society has clutched to its chest like it were a medal. She uses her blog – Shades of Cisi, her podcast – We Said It, and her online radio show – Stirring the Waters as other platforms to make this happen.

Work:

1. Can the LGBT Community Find Comfort In Religious Books?
2. The idea of Homophobic Feminist
3. Book Review for Cassava Republic’s “She Called Me Woman: Nigeria’s Queer Women Speak”
4. The Hustle of Studs, Stemmes, and Femmes Part I: Femmes
5. Uneducation of Tonye
6. Cisi Eze: FAQ on the “Other” Sexualities