The MSA held its customary year-end Symposium/get together on Saturday, December 30, 2023, marking it as an annual tradition. The event drew participants from diverse backgrounds, including traders, community leaders,

Nigerians still paying exploitative tariff for darkness Abdullahi Bilal Ten years after the privatization of the Power Sector in Nigeria, One can say categorically that darkness and despair have dotted

by Bestman Michael If you are familiar with most online newspapers, you must have seen the headlines that read: “FG promises to increase education budget to 25%”. “Promises”, that is

By Clement Adeyemi The presence of political godfathers in Nigeria can be seen as a political conflict waged by the ruling elite against democracy, the people, and the entire nation,

By Lexan Ali In the midst of economic hardship being faced by citizens of Lagos state as a result of the high cost of living caused by government anti-poor policies,

By Akande Daniel Kidney harvesting is increasingly become a common phenemenon dotting the landscape of the country, particularly in and around the federal capital territory (FCT), Abuja. There has been

Segun Oguns In closing the wailings of the year 2023, the Nigerian working people were confronted with yet another lavishness of President Bola Tinubu’s regime. As if the N2.176 trillion

The members of the Movement for a Socialist Alternative MSA in Ajegunle gathered at the popular Boundary Roundabout to protest against hunger and the anti-people policies of the Tinubu regime.

MSA WELCOMES THE NLC PLANNED PROTEST FOR THE 27th AND 28th*NLC and the TUC MUST Unit and Lead Nigerians against anti-people Policies The path to salvaging Nigeria is finally opening

By Lateef Adams On New Year’s Day, President Tinubu signed the 2024 budget of N28.78 trillion into law. The National Assembly, eager to “return” the budget cycle to January-December, swiftly