CORE Organizes Political Education for Activists
On Saturday, 26 February 2022, the first batch of activists from affiliates of the Coalition for Revolution (CORE) commenced the first, in a series...
WHAT IS TO BE DONE?
The poor masses in Nigeria have never had things so bad. Poverty, insecurity, corruption, and repression have become the order of the day. But...
The National Question and Self-determination in Nigeria
As we reported in the last edition of Socialist Worker, the revival of separatist politics has again brought heated discussions on the national question...
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH FIGHTBACK NOW!
The poor masses across the country are fed up. Despite abundant wealth from our sweat and the abundance of resources on our lands, over...
“Tribalism” and Secession Divide the Masses, We must unite and fight to win
Fulani resident in Igangan, a town in the Ibarapa North Local Government Area of Oyo state were kicked out of the community on 22nd...
#EndSARS and the Structural Basis of Police Brutality in Nigeria
Scores of thousands of young people took to the streets across Nigeria in October 2020, to protest police brutality. Their primary demand was for...
Revolutionary Pressures in Nigeria
For several weeks in October 2020, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Nigeria to protest against police brutality. The protests...
The Covid-19 Pandemic and Africa
Africa was the last region of the world to be sucked into the pandemic and thus far appears to be the least affected. By...
The Crises And Struggle Today; What Is At Stake?
We are living through a period of severe generalised crisis of capitalism. In the words of Joseph Stiglitz, the Noble Laurette and Keynesian economist,...
Nothing Can Stop an Idea Whose Time Has Come: #RevolutionNOW
Justice Inyang Ekwo of the federal high court in Abuja wrote his name with the ink of ignominy into the history books on 12...
Herder-Farmer Clashes: A Call for Working People’s Unity
The herder-farmer clashes have been treated in a simple ahistorical manner by most of the media in a way that demonizes the Fulani. But,...
Nigerian workers, minimum wage and capitalism
The amount determined as a minimum wage has political, economic and social importance. Minimum wages are not simply products of negotiation. There are many...
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