Wole Olubanji (Engels) WE MUST AVOID DIVISION WITHIN THE RANKS OF THE WORKING PEOPLE FOR A UNITED STRUGGLE OF EDUCATION WORKERS, STUDENTS, AND PARENTS FOR A PROGRAMME OF ACTION TO

Press Statement We call for the absorption of all disengaged Npower workers into the public service We demand a monthly stipend for all school leavers and unemployment allowance for all

Dagga Tolar Spokesperson, MSA The Movement for a Socialist Alternative (MSA) joins workers everywhere in Nigeria to celebrate, and also welcome, the new and united Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), following

“It is therefore on this basis that we urge the NUT, TUC, and NLC to go beyond condemning reopening of schools, which, in the face of a recalcitrant government that is more concerned about its media outlook than people’s survival, could be at best a feeble effort.”

“We view the announcement made by the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) of a new price band of N140.80 to N143.80 per litre for petrol as inhuman and anti-poor, as the fuel price hike represents drawing blood from an haemorrhaging patient, given that the working masses have been facing unbearable inflation in costs of food and transportation due to the Covid-19 restrictions imposed by the Nigerian government”

Jimoh Abibat Rape is one of the menaces facing the country, competing with banditry and police brutality – all hallmarks of present-day Nigeria. Three notorious cases of this dastardly act

The members of the Movement for a Socialist Alternative (MSA)- Abuja Branch, International Socialist Alternative (ISA) in Nigeria, today (2nd July, 2020), presented a protest letter to the Iranian embassy

TIME FOR SOCIALIST LIBERATION OF NIGERIA! The supporters of the International Socialist Alternative (ISA) in the Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM), the Nigerian Section of the Committee for a Workers’ International

Beginning in Minneapolis the night George Floyd was murdered, mass protests and occupations have overtaken the US ⬤ This marks a new and far more developed phase in the Black

Canada Violence against women is rampant throughout the world. And the COVID-19 pandemic is making things worse. For many women, being locked in their homes with a violent partner is