Minimum Wage: The Struggle Continues
In a press interview he granted in mid-July, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) President, Boboi Kaigama said an agreement had been reached on a...
Beyond the Ekiti election: working-class people & struggle for REAL change
The 14 July Ekiti governorship election confirms there is no essential difference between the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The...
Dare to STRUGGLE! Dare to WIN!!
The theme adopted for this year’s May Day by the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress is Labour Movement in National Development: Dare...
Herdsmen/Farmers Conflict: Significance and Way Out
The pastoralist herdsmen/farmers conflict across the country should fundamentally be seen as the inability of the capitalist ruling class to take society forward on...
Towards Unity for Working People’s Power
Radical and revolutionary forces have played key roles in the numerous struggles of the working-class in Nigeria, since the colonial period. While the capitalist...
Why We Fight Against All Forms of Racism
Socialists are opposed to all forms of racism and ethnic chauvinism. Socialism depends on workers overcoming the divisions within their own ranks. That...
Which Way Nigeria?
The bosses ARE the problem! Build workers power NOW!!
The year started with sorrow, tears and blood for poor working-class people. Different sections of the...
Rising Unemployment; Fuelling Poverty
The ranks of unemployed working-class people in Nigeria continues to swell at an alarming rate. In January, the National Bureau of Statistics released figures...
Consolidating on Poverty
Reality of the 2018 Federal Budget
The 2018 Federal Budget is described by the Government as a “Budget of Consolidation”. But, just as the 2017...
Beyond the Call for Restructuring
Some of the key issues presently impacting on the political economy of Nigeria are: the coming 2019 general election, current secession agitation, fiscal federalism...
Restructure Wealth in Favour of the Working Masses
The first thing to ask amidst all the hue and cry about restructuring is - what does it really mean? Restructuring in simple terms...
Fulani Herders – Say NO to Racism!
Attacks by Fulani herders have become commonplace in the media. And social media has been filled with claims that Fulani have been called on...
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The 1989 Anti-SAP Revolt
In 1989, thousands rose in protest against the IMF and World Bank-inspired Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP). This supported the lavish lifestyles of corrupt government...