CORE Statement on the Current National Situation
The APC regime of Bola Ahmed Tinubu has hit the ground running with a whip of anti-poor policies, aimed at repressing working-class people for...
Fuel Subsidy & Its Removal: Facts and Myths
The Nigerian ruling class has declared an open war on the fuel subsidy. During the 2023 general elections the flag bearers of the All...
Elections Further Divide the Ruling Class
Following the keenly contested general elections, the major ruling parties have witnessed unprecedented levels of discord within their ranks. A wave of suspensions has...
The Struggle Continues! General Elections & Revolution from Below
The 25 February elections initiated a reconfiguration of the country’s political terrain. The primary beneficiary of this dramatic development is the “obidient” Labour Party....
Why You Should Vote for AAC on 18 March
The second and final phase of the 2023 general elections comes up on Saturday 18 March. Nigerians will troop out once again to vote....
SWL Statement on the Presidential Election in Nigeria
1. The declaration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the ruling APC as president-elect is yet again an endorsement of the triumph of impunity, violence...
2023 Elections: Fight for Liberation!
As we march forward to the next general elections in Nigeria, we must focus on breaking the chain of sorrow, tears and blood that...
What is Our Fate with the New Naira Notes?
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) redesigned the naira notes in December 2022, two months after announcing it would do that, ostensibly to curb...
CBN Policies: Making Life Worse for the Working Class
The economy is the foundational structure of all human societies. We have to produce to feed, clothe, and house ourselves, to be alive and...
This Obedience They Hail
Obedience in itself is not always wrong. I think one way or the other, we all respond to the law of nature. By extension,...
AAC and the 2023 Polls: Election and Revolution
We stand for the unity of the oppressed across the world, to forge a culture of respect for human rights devoid of tribal or religious sentiments, one that ensures equitable distribution, inclusive democracy, social justice, integrity, hard work, and merit.
Working People & the Constitutional Review
The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria seems set for its fourth amendment. Committee members from the two houses of the National...