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...
#June12 Protest Rocks Nigeria – “This is not a Moment. This is a Movement”
The nationwide #June12Protest, organised as part of the #RevolutionNow campaign swept across the country. Activists defied the massive deployment of police and other security...
The Working Class, Politics & Party-Building
We are living through a period of general crisis. Economic, social, political, ideological, and ecological crises merge into one all-consuming crisis of the system....
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Is a Bosses’ Brand
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala emerged as the first woman and also the first African Director-General of the World Trade Organization. This has been celebrated by several...
Maj-Gen. Buhari (retd) and the Lie of a New Year Message
In the now customary fashion of a New Year broadcast by the President, Maj-Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd) delivered a 34-point message on 1st January....
#EndSARS Movement: Lessons and the CORE way forward
Dear esteemed compatriots of the fourth estate of the realm, we welcome you to this media parley in the wake of the historic #EndSARS...
AAC, Two Years of Popular & Partisan Struggle
African Action Congress was registered as a political party by the Independent National Electoral Commission exactly two years ago. From its radical roots it...
FIGHT FOR REVOLUTION NOW!
The Coalition for Revolution (CORE) is organising a nationwide protest on August 5. This is to commemorate the launch of the CORE #RevolutionNow campaign...
Adesina & AfDB Do Not Represent Us
Nationalist sentiments are being mobilised by the federal government and some political commentators to support Mr Akinwunmi Adesina, the African Development Bank (AfDB) president....
WORKERS AND YOUTH, UNITE AND FIGHT!!
Working-class people and youth have never had it this bad, for generations. According to The Economist at the time President Buhari was sworn-in for...
The Actuality of #RevolutionNow I: “This Act in Itself Will Not Delay Their Day...
In 23 cities across the country, as well as in Berlin, Geneva, Johannesburg, London, New York and Toronto, young working-class people heeded the call...
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From Kenya to Nigeria, Africa Must Reject IMF and World Bank...
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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...