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Marxists on Mayday rally in Nigeria

Written by Workers’ Alternative Tuesday, 15 May 2007
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For the first time in years there was one joint Mayday rally in Nigeria of all the trade unions. The Marxists intervened successfully in spite of attempts by the police to stop the distribution of material. Meanwhile the petit bourgeois left are once again making the same mistakes as in the past by mouthing the same slogans as the bourgeois “opposition”.
 

Nigeria: 2007 Elections – transition of turbulence

Written by the Workers’ Alternative Editorial Board Friday, 11 May 2007
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The recent elections in Nigeria were blatantly rigged. The problem is that the official bourgeois oppositions is incapable of doing anything about it. That is because they serve the same interests. It is up to the working class to build its own party through the trade unions and offer a genuine socialist way out of the present crisis.
 

Nigeria: An appeal to defend Ile-Ife OAU Students

Written by Ayo Ayodeji Friday, 11 May 2007
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The Nigerian authorities are attempting to crush all independent student union representation. At the OAU campus the students are valiantly defending their right to organise but have been met with a brutal response. Please add your name to the protest.
   

Nigeria: Obasanjo’s Economic Reform - A blessing or a curse?

Written by Ola Kazeem in Lagos Wednesday, 28 March 2007
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The Obasanjo regime in Nigeria boasts about its economic achievements, but it is only fooling itself. The real situation is that polarisation between the classes, with extreme wealth for the few and intense poverty for the many, has never been so great.
 

Ranbaxy Nigeria Limited - Rosemary Olagoke victimised for a just cause

Written by Oke Ogunde in Lagos Thursday, 15 March 2007
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Here we have a blatant case of victimisation of a female trade union activist in Nigeria, victimised for defending her fellow workers.
   

Nigerian Labour Party: What manner of Workers’ Party?

Written by Oke Ogunde in Lagos Thursday, 15 March 2007
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A Labour Party has been launched in Nigeria and is standing candidates in the forthcoming elections. Unfortunately it is dominated by bourgeois politicians, in many cases people who have abandoned the rotten ship of the discredited parties that make up the present set up. That may explain why so few workers have joined it so far.
 

Update on the Nigerchin workers’ strike

Written by Editorial Board of Workers' Alternative Monday, 10 July 2006
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While promising to meet the unions, the Nigerchin management is trying to use scan labour to break the strike. On recognising the workers’ right to join any union thy wish they have raised the excuse that they must first consult with the owners back in China! These workers are fighting for basic trade union rights. Please support the solidarity campaign and raise this in your union.
   

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