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THEY HAVE PLENTY OF MONEY – ACTION IS NEEDED TO GET OUR SHARE!

Both governments and the private sector have plenty of money.  But we still need more action from the trade unions if we are to get our fair share.  FAAC allocations to state and Federal governments this year have increased by almost 30% compared to...

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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Prof. Omotoye Olorode paper presentation at TUCN Roundtable discussion, March 2022

The following paper was recently presented at the Trade Union Congress Political Round Table by Prof Toye Olorode as the Lead Discussant. As a seasoned trade union activist, Olorode is in an excellent position to review the relationship between trade unions and their support for political parties and elections. He concludes: "The task of Nigeria’s working people, clearly, is to organise and take that political power from the ruling class: by all means necessary!"

Armies Represent the Armed Might of the Ruling Class

There is a widespread myth that the role of armies is to protect the nation (the people). In fact, the historic role of armies is to protect the ruling class from the people and any competitive rulers in the neighbourhood.

Protests should have Continued – the Government is Lying

The concession from the Government on petrol prices was only the result of the...

PRESS RELEASE: SOCIALIST LABOUR SUPPORTS RESEARCH INSTITUTE WORKERS STRIKE

Socialist Labour sends solidarity and support to the Joint Research and Allied Institutions Sector Unions (JORAISU) strike

How Can University Unions Make the Government Implement its Agreements?

The university sector has suffered gross underfunding and privatisation over the last two decades.

THE ROLE OF EDUCATION UNDER CAPITALISM

 This crippling of individuals I consider the worst evil of capitalism...Albert Einstein

What is the Balance Sheet of the Four Week Public Sector Strike in Cross River State?

The NLC and TUC managed to organise a united strike across the public sector...

Socialist Labour Calls for Solidarity with Public Sector Strikers of Cross River State

Socialist Labour calls for Solidarity with Cross River striking workers

Soviets and Sudanese Resistance Committees

Every time there are successful mass uprisings, the working-class sets up its own ways...

TPAP-M: BUILDING A MASS POLITICAL MOVEMENT OF THE WORKING PEOPLES:

BY JAYE GASKIA The Peoples Alternative Political Movement (TPAP-M), established at the peoples alternative...

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.

SAY NO TO CASUAL WORK AND WAGE POVERTY: YES TO DECENT WORK

SAY NO TO CASUAL WORK! SAY NO TO CONTRACT WORK!! SAY NO TO JOB AND PAY CUTS! SAY YES TO JUST JOBS!! STAND UP FOR YOUR RIGHT! ORGANISE AND JOIN A UNION!!

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