The unfolding controversy surrounding the alleged fake Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) is a reflection of the pattern of misgovernance, personalization of leadership, corruption, and administrative impropriety that defined Bola Ahmed Tinubu led government for the past three years.
It is disgusting to note...
Paul Biya has now been in power in Cameroon for over four decades. A record of longevity leaving the populations drained in a corrupt country in the grip of a dirty war in its English-speaking region.
The unfolding controversy surrounding the alleged fake Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council (PFIPC) is a reflection of the pattern of misgovernance, personalization of leadership, corruption, and administrative impropriety that defined Bola Ahmed Tinubu led government for the past three years.
It is disgusting to note...
A Tribute to Dr. Segun Osoba (1934-2026), an accomplished Marxist historian and activist at OAU, Ife
https://www.scribd.com/document/1055686996/Dr-Segun-Osoba-Marxist-historian-OAU-Ife
Amina Usman
In the first 10 days of the US attack on Iran 20,000 non-military buildings were hit, among them almost 17,500 houses. On the first day, 150 girls were killed in a school in southern Iran that the American forces hit twice. This was...
The Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN), the Parliamentary Staff Association of Nigeria (PASAN) and the Academic Staff Union Polytechnic (ASUP) show the way to win strikes
By Femi Falana(SAN) - I was in Benin last Saturday to participate in the public lecture organised by the Nigerian Youth Democratic Party. I returned to Lagos later in the evening....
Edwin Madunagu’s life story is an exemplification of the multiculturalism that a pluralistic society like Nigeria represents. Possibly this is responsible for the metropolitan socialist world outlook that he adopted from early in his life.
Thomas Sankara’s project of transformation was dramatically uneven. With his comrades, Sankara attempted to push through radical reforms. With his personal incorruptibility and deep commitment to transforming Burkina Faso’s diabolical underdevelopment, he remained an intransigent figure of opposition to the emergence of neoliberalism, privatisation and the marginalisation of Africa. Sankara understood that the African common people had to find their own way to development.
A popular coup d’état led by Captain Thomas Sankara made him President of, what was then called Upper Volta on August 4, 1983. He was only 33 years old. Four years later he was assassinated.
Members and supporters of Socialist Labour were impressed that the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) organised and implemented the general strike in Kaduna State. Socialist Labour commends the courage and sacrifices of the workers of Kaduna State,...