have had in Nigeria.
Solar-Percy, a real estate mogul, runs a company, Solar Worldwide Realty
Inc. in Staten Island, New York. She gushed about her love for the woman, with
whom she probably would have been arrested if the wedding had taken place in
Nigeria.
Solar-Percy, who describes herself as a mother, realtor, LGBT activist,
speaker, coach and host on her Facebook page, did not reveal the name of her
partner.
She wrote on her Facebook wall;
“Today I woke up in a cold sweat. I was drenched with fear, for a moment.
I forgot where I was. I ask you all to close your eyes, imagine what would have
happened Saturday at our wedding if we were in Nigeria.
“Even though we went to great lengths to make sure we had security, the
thought of the police barging in and arresting all our guests, my wife and I,
to be carted off to jail, the women raped and beaten, the men brutalised, and
my children beaten along with everyone else.
“When I got my bearings, I got on my knees and thanked God for his grace
of living in the US. Then I remembered all the people that could not do what we
did with grace and class.To all of you (gay) all over Africa, #westandforyou.
May all our days be filled with blessings and grace.”
In Nigeria, such a gay marriage would have met with a clampdown from
authorities as a result of the country’s Same-S*x Marriage (Prohibition) Law,
which prescribes up to 14 years jail.
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