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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 money grabbing from those in power. The past three years under President Ahmed Bola Tinubu have been particularly tough. The president came prepared to unleash the anti-masses programme of the Bretton...
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World Bank Condemns Its Own Poverty Initiative

Drew Povey The World Bank accepts that social support is needed, at least for the very poor, with the introduction its free market neoliberal reforms. The World Bank has congratulated the Tinubu administration for ending fuel subsidy and allowing the exchange rate for the naira...
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What is Politics?

Politics is therefore the conflict in the struggle in which the haves not only want to keep but to increase what they have while the have-nots want to survive.
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Climate Change – fundamental change is essential

Global climate change is already having a detrimental impact on many of the poorer people of Nigeria.
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Socialist Labour Bulletin October 2022

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Socialist Bulletin, July 2022

Socialist bulletin July 2022 edition is available for free download. Download , read and share.
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TPAP-M, 2023, Labour, and actually existing “Labour Party”

The left, with its basically socialist ideology, has been historically and consistently on the side of the labour movement, in its widest sense, in Nigeria since the colonial period.
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The Labour Party in New Colour

A Preliminary Response; By Jaye Gaskia
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Socialist Bulletin June 2022

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Labour Party and the Left

By Femi Falana. Since the days of the struggles against colonialism workers and their leaders have always been interested in the question of political power. Generations of the broad left have nursed the consciousness that the problems in the political economy, as they affect the working people, cannot be fundamentally solved if workers are indifferent to the fundamental question: who “authoritatively” allocates resources and in whose interest?  Who defines what is development?
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Violent government crackdowns increase insecurity across Nigeria, new report shows

By Yung Alhaji Introduction On April 13, a group of armed assailants reportedly raided the College...
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Northwest Nigeria’s Bandit Problem: Explaining the conflict drivers (2022) – a review of the Centre for Democracy and Development report

by Alex Batubo Insecurity is a major problem that we all face, from theft, burglary...
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A COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF “NIGERIA: THE STATE OF THE NATION” SUMMIT OF THE ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES (ASUU), BAUCHI ZONE,...

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Prof. Yusufu Zoaka paper presentation at the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) “Workers Political Conference”, March 2022

The following paper was recently presented, in early March 2022, at the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) “Workers Political Conference” by Professor Yusufu Ali Zoaka, the Lead Paper Presenter. As an academic and trade unionist, Prof Zoaka identifies the first of the main impediments against political engagement by trade emancipation as unity among the labour forces, the numerous socialist groups and civil society groups. He concludes by calling on the working people to close ranks under the leadership of the NLC to lead all into a more prosperous society that should promote equity, justice and fair play for all.
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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...
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World Bank Condemns Its Own Poverty Initiative

Drew Povey The World Bank accepts that social support is needed, at least for the...
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Iva Valley Coal Miners’ Struggles of 1949 – strike and massacre

Izielen Agbon February 28, 2026 The Iva Valley massacre of November 1949 arose from a rising...
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Stop the US/Israeli Attacks on Iran!

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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