AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE OF SAME SEX RELATIONSHIP IN NIGERIA

This thesis conducts a philosophical examination of the ethical dimensions surrounding same-sex relationships in the context of Nigerian society. Drawing from diverse ethical theories and perspectives, it explores the moral dilemmas, cultural considerations, and human rights implications associated with the acceptance or rejection of same-sex relationships in Nigeria. By engaging in this philosophical inquiry, the study aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the ethical underpinnings of this contentious issue and its broader implications for societal values and human rights. In the midst of the ongoing debates and controversies surrounding same-sex relationships in Nigeria, this study aims to shed light on the complex ethical landscape surrounding this topic, offering more insights that can inform more nuanced discussions on the subject. It involves the conflicting moral frameworks that inform this issue, scrutinizing
traditional, religious and human rights based ethics. By critically analyzing these ethical perspectives and cultural norms at play, this study seeks to contribute to the ongoing discourse on same-sex relationship and cultural values in Nigeria, fostering a more inclusive and informed dialogue.