Aj. Dagga Tolar If there is anything to be learnt from the 2023 General elections, it is the fact that Marxists have been correct to have raised the necessity for a trade

By Jimoh Abiba Illegal mining in Nigeria has escalated into a significant crisis, exerting dangerous impacts on both the nation’s economy and its fragile environment, the situation is getting out

by Seyi Lasisi On March 25, 2024, according to official press releases, four women were killed and one dangerously injured in a stampede. These working-class and poor suffering Nigerians had

By Lexan Ali The Tinubu regime, on assuming power on May 29th, 2023, despite its slogan of  “Renewed Hope Agenda” with which it had campaigned for votes in the 2023

by Bestman Michael The recent re-enactment of the Student Loan Scheme after the Tinubu regime announced to indefinitely postpone it serves as a stark reminder of the government’s ongoing deception.

By Lateef Adams The recent hike in electricity tariffs imposed by the Tinubu regime, skyrocketing by over 300 percent, is yet another blow to the already burdened Nigerian working people. Employing a familiar

Abdullahi Bilal In Senegal, a seismic shift occurred in the political landscape on February 3, 2024, when President Macky Sall, who had held power since 2012 and completed two terms

MINIMUM WAGE STRUGGLE: MSA CONDEMNS FG POOR WAGE PROPOSAL OF N48,000 LABOUR MUST MOBILISE ITS MEMBERS FOR a 24-hours WARNING GENERAL STRIKE FOR A LIVING WAGE. THE COUNTRY IS RICH

By Aj. Dagga Tolar How significant is music to the task of liberation and making a revolution. We can argue all day round the clock without all not agreeing for

In many centres across the country where May Day events were held, it resembled more of a festive gathering amidst a backdrop of petrol scarcity. This contradiction is particularly striking