Abdullahi Bilal Every October 1st, Nigerians are summoned to a ritual: we wear green-and-white, wave flags, sing anthems, and are asked if only for a moment to believe that the

By Daniel Akande The Solidarity Network for Workers’ Rights (SNWR) expresses deep worry and outrage at the growing contradiction and pettiness between the actions of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s government

the struggle for genuine liberation demands a socialist alternative to capitalist decay. By Lateef Adams On October 1, 1960, Nigeria gained its independence. Sixty-five years later, the corrupt capitalist system

PRESS STATEMENT We, the Solidarity Network for Workers’ Rights (SNWR), once again raise our voice to condemn the ongoing persecution of eleven young activists popularly known as the Abuja 11.

by Tunde Yusuf The Lagos branch symposium, held right on the streets of Ajegunle, began with the powerful echo of solidarity songs that set the tone for the day’s proceedings.

PRESS RELEASE The recent mass sack of about 800 workers at the Dangote Refinery is not an isolated incident but part of a long-standing pattern of capitalist exploitation in Nigeria.

The Campaign for Students’ and Youths’ Rights (CSYR), under the platform of the Students and Youths’ Rights for Education (SYRE), successfully concluded its five-week free summer lessons in the Ajegunle

Workers and Poor Masses Must Resist Neoliberal Attacks and Capitalist Exploitation The Movement for a Socialist Alternative (MSA) strongly condemns the recent 95 percent increase in the price of Compressed

The Solidarity Network for Workers’ Rights (SNWR) stands strongly with Indonesia’s working class, youth, and poor peasants who have taken to the streets in courageous resistance against a corrupt and

PRESS RELEASE The recent news that the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) is planning to increase the salaries of political office holders for the President, governors, legislators, and