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Meet Nigerian Transgender (still with male genital) Based In Ghana (pics & video)

Meet Veso Golden Oke, a Nigerian transgender living in Ghana.

This beautiful lady pictured above used to be a man. Then he was known as Messiah Oke Veso, born to a Nigerian father and Ghanaian mother, into an Anglican family.

Not until he left Nigeria in 2014 and transformed into a transgender, now known as Veso Golden Oke.

Talking about her transition in a new interview, Veso Golden refused to accept he was born a male. According to him, he was born as a young child with male genitals and the doctor announced to her mother that she was male.

But growing up, she realized she wasn’t fitting into the body she had and it was traumatizing. Until she discovered transitioning through an ex-girlfriend she was dating at the time.

Golden Veso also said she had dated girls before becoming a transgender because she thought using her joystick, having sex with different girls will kill the feminine side of him. ‘Unfortunately’, it never worked.

Golden Veso hasn’t undergone surgery to remove her joystick yet but she hopes to do that in the future and real soon.

In the meantime, she takes hormone pills to naturally grow boobs just as women, grow hips, grow butts, get slimmer stomach and waistline. She’s also taken testosterone blockers that shrink her joystick.

When asked if she has a boyfriend, Golden Veso said she’s single at the moment but looks forward to having one in the future. She also state that she’s not gay, despite the fact that she’s drawn to men!

Veso says since she started her hormone pills, she gets sexual urges like women do and reaches orgasms like woman do. She no longer gets erections like men do.

About how supportive her family was and has been through her transitioning process, Veso Golden said her family has been supportive.

In fact, Veso Golden fled Nigeria to Ghana, on his mother’s advice and total support, to prevent harrassment and the 14 year jail term after former president Goodluck Jonathan signed the Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Bill (SSMPA) into law in 2014.

 

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