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We Will Need Left Unity to Defeat Tinubu and Build a People-Centred Nigeria

The experience of the 2023 elections and the political developments that have followed make one point increasingly unavoidable: if Nigeria’s left, labour movement, and progressive forces remain divided, they will continue to struggle against entrenched elite dominance. The challenge is not simply about replacing...
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What do we need to survive?

Tina Nkechi The election season is upon us. Many politicians are making promises for what they may do if elected next year. In addition, we have just had May Day when the trade union leaders made a series of demands. All these promises and demands...
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Socialist Bulletin – November edition

November Socialist Bulletin for free downloads
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What is the balance sheet of the doctors’ strike?

Socialist Labour congratulates the doctors, members of the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD), for their steadfastness and tenacity in maintaining their strike for over two months from 2nd August 2021.
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The Enemy of Our Enemy May be Equally Our Enemy

The takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban raises issues for socialist internationalists.
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THE DANGER INHERENT IN THE PRESENT MOMENT: THE LEFT AND THE NIGERIA QUESTION

The present moment is a very dicey one, characterised by systemic crisis, of such proportions that it seems to have engendered a situation of permanent crises – a crisis of rampant excruciating poverty, a crisis of rampaging endemic insecurity, and a crisis of near catastrophic degradation of human life; all of which pose an existential threat to the working peoples of our part of the world.
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NDUKA EZE-A LEGACY OF SOCIALIST IDEOLOGY, NATIONALISM & WORKING CLASS CONSCIOUNESS

Every society is a reflection of the consciousness and dominant ideology of its citizens. It could be consciousness towards religion and spirituality or economic and socio-political well-being. Whichever is dominant and prevalent will be the determinant of the direction of progress for such society. Again; it is also pertinent to acknowledge that the philosophical and ideological current of every period work in tandem to shape the direction of the overall development of societies.
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Socialist Labour Calls for the Doctors to Stand Firm and Other Health Workers to Take Strike Action

Socialist Labour congratulates the doctors, members of NARD, for their steadfastness and tenacity in maintaining their strike since 2nd August 2021.
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Socialist Labour Bulletin-September 2021

The September edition of Socialist Labour Bulletin is available for downloads
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Gambo Sawaba (1933-2001)

Gambo found oppression was unbearably revolting; hence she stoutly defended the rights of the weak. She did not accept wealth and shared every kobo of hers with the poor.
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Global Warming and Its Local Impact

Global climate change is already having a detrimental impact on the people of Nigeria.  Average temperatures have risen higher than the global average and are higher still for the more northern areas. 
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Reflections on Prospects and Problems of Globalization on Nigerian Women Workers’ Interest in Trade Union Leadership

Folorunsho provides an overview of global economic dictates, especially as they affect employment relations and workers’ rights in Nigeria.
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CUBA – SPECIAL EDITION BULLETIN

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SOCIALIST BULLETIN AUGUST 2021

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We Will Need Left Unity to Defeat Tinubu and Build a People-Centred Nigeria

The experience of the 2023 elections and the political developments that have followed make...
NEWS

What do we need to survive?

Tina Nkechi The election season is upon us. Many politicians are making promises for what...
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Class Struggle in Africa – Kwame Nkrumah (1970)

Tina Nkechi & Tokunbo Oke Nkrumah admitted the existence of class and class struggle when...
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NLC, STARVATION WAGE AND THE TRIUMPH OF HARDSHIP

Abadom Lawrence Amechi Workers have long suffered under the weight of poor governance, corruption, and...

We are socialists and Marxists The economic, environmental and Covid-19 crises have made clear that capitalism is a conflict between two classes: the vast majority who create the wealth, and a tiny minority who profit from it.Attempts to reform capitalism have failed: the only solution is to replace it with a truly democratic socialist society. Capitalist rulers will only give up power if forced to do so. We need a mass democratic movement to bring about socialism. Events, such as the Russian Revolution of 1917,January 2012 in Nigeria and the uprisings in Sudan and Algeria last year, show what is needed.

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