By Jimoh Abibat The indefinite strike declared by the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) on November 1, followed by the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) announcing their own nationwide

Poor Working Masses are the Victims, and the Working people must organise to Replace Corrupt Capitalist regime with a Planned economic Alternative By Lateef Adams Mixed reactions among Nigerians following

Daniel Akande Across Kwara State, especially in the northern and northwestern axis including Patigi, Edu, Kaiama, Baruten and their surrounding communities, a wave of brutal violence has swept through villages,

Coup or no coup, democracy is endangered by capitalist policies and attacks on democratic rights By Aj. Dagga Tolar DON’T BE DECEIVED, COUP OR NO COUP. DEMOCRACY IS ENDANGERED BY

A consequence of the absence of revolutionary leadership and a party of the working masses of Madagascar Aj. Dagga Tolar Yet another African country, and another coup. The coup in

Jimoh Abibat The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has embarked on a two-week warning strike as a result of the Federal Government’s failure to meet the union’s long-standing demands.

By Jimoh Abibat The local government election recently conducted in Osun State exposes, once again, how capitalist elites undermine democracy in Nigeria. What should have been a moment for grassroots

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