By Lexan Ali From inception, when it was passed into law in 2024, the N70,000 minimum wage was far from meeting workers’ expectations owing to the extremely high cost of

By Bestman Osemudiamen The current reality of an average Nigerian youth from a working-class home is bleak. With 60% of the Nigerian population under 30, it is unfortunate that not

By Jimoh Abibat Once again, the Nigerian healthcare system is faced with another indefinite strike action that was scheduled for April 7th 2026, but has been suspended till April 21st

By Abudullahi Mohammed and Godwin Kumai The workers’ strike in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) represents far more than a routine industrial dispute; it is a sharp expression of the

Economic Crisis Bites, Tinubu Capitalist Regime prioritises debt repayment over public welfare By Lateef Adams In December 2025, President Tinubu presented the 2026 budget of N58.18 trillion to the National

By Citizen Clement The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has mandated banks to meet new minimumcapital requirements by March 31, 2026. CBN has undertaken several banking policies called consolidation or

By Bilal Abdullahi and Moses Tansi Across Nigeria today, insecurity is no longer an abstract national concern; it is a daily reality shaping how millions of working people live, eat,

140 years since the Struggle for 8hours Work day, Anti-Workers Policies; Casualization, Poverty Wages, Mass Unemployment Remains the Main Features! May Day Shouldn’t be a Jamboree or a Day to

PRESS STATEMENT BY RESISTANCE AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND ANTI-POOR POLICIES (ROSA) The disturbing reports surrounding what has been described as the “Ozoro rape festival” in Ozoro have sparked outrage across

PRESS RELEASE The Nigerian working masses continue to feel the impact of a war taking place far away in the Middle East. As the price of a barrel of crude