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    How to Fight for Internationalism as People Become Sickened by The Nationalist Delirium.

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    Rotimi Agboluaje, Ibadan  Human rights lawyers and activists, including Femi Falana, Femi Aborisade, Prof.  Omotoye Olorode, Jaye Gaskiya...

    Insecurity – any solution without reducing inequality?

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    By Drew Povey We face an increasing wave of insecurity – from Boko Haram in the north-east to...

    THE REVOLUTIONARY POTENTIAL OF THE WORKING CLASS

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    Biodun Olamosu The socio-economic and political situation in the recent period has gone from bad to worse for...

    Classes, Poverty and Failed Governance: the call for restructuring and the national question in...

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    By Jaye Gaskia The raising of the national question and the agitation for restructuring is crafted by the...

    The Government is Weak – now is the time for ASUU, health workers, others...

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    Alex Batubo The attempts to close down the panels of enquiry into police brutality are the just the...

    Alhaji Balarabe Musa (ABM) – Adieu!

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    By Femi Aborisade Adieu, ABM, as we fondly called him in the left circles in the late 1970s.

    Addressing The Dangerous Myth of ‘Leaderless’ And So-Called ‘Classless’ Revolution

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    BY JAIYE GASKIA The #EndSARS protest movement has raised issues around the phenomenon of leaderless movements and leaderless...

    FOR VICTORY – FIGHTING UNITY OF PROTESTORS LECTURERS OTHER STRIKING WORKERS

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