I need to give another update on what is happening because this situation is becoming increasingly frightening. The day I decided to leave my apartment and stay out of sight for my own safety, I had no idea what would happen the following morning. According to the security guards on my street, at around 7 a.m. the next day, my landlady arrived at my apartment with approximately SEVEN POLICE OFFICERS, two of whom were reportedly in plain clothes. She allegedly began shouting about how I owed her money and making a scene at the property. The officers accompanying her were said to be from Abuja. Now, I need everyone to understand something. The police had already told my lawyer that tenancy disputes between landlords and tenants were not their responsibility. So why was my landlady arriving at my residence with seven police officers over an alleged debt? Why bring officers from Abuja, including people in plain clothes, to a tenant’s residence in connection with a dispute that the police themselves say is not their responsibility? The circumstances are deeply concerning, especially because I had already felt unsafe enough to leave my home. This happened before the police were served with the court papers in my fundamental human rights case. Since then, my lawyer has also been told that the police have their own ways of tracking me down. Considering everything that has happened, I am genuinely afraid of what this situation could become. I cannot independently confirm who arranged for these officers to attend or why they were there. But I believe these events deserve serious scrutiny. I am a transgender woman in Nigeria, trying to protect my fundamental human rights through the courts. I should not have to live in fear while doing so. I am asking people to pay attention, amplify my story, and help me stay safe. I am also still struggling to raise money for rent while dealing with this situation. I never imagined that trying to protect myself would become this exhausting. Please amplify. 🏳️‍⚧️