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Nigeria: Tinubu imposed Fees on LASU – another major attack on Education

Dele Adebole, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigerian Census 2006: financial waste and political sham

Dele Adebole, Lagos

Party Reports

Fifth anniversary of the Workers’ Alternative

RCI Statements

Nigeria: Mass movement is building up at OAU (Ife University)

Nigeria

Nigeria: The truth about what is happening at OAU (Ife)

OAU

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Editorial postscript: the war in Iraq and the Nigerian Elections

Workers' Alternative

Nigeria

Pentecostal madness

Didi Cheeka, Lagos

Party Reports

Contents of the Workers’ Alternative, May-June 2003

Nigeria

Appeal for solidarity against further repression of Nigerian students

Nigeria

Fee-hike season in Varsities: the OAU story

Olutope Anointing*

Nigeria

Nigeria: One hundred workers burnt alive after boss locked them in

Nigeria

Nigerian 2003 elections: Workers need their own party to put an end to this sham “democracy”

Fred Weston

Nigeria

Enter the workers’ party in Nigeria?

Abiodun Oyeyemi, Lagos

Nigeria

Again:understanding a sister’s struggle – the plight of Nigerian women under Islamic law

Gaye D. C.

Nigeria

Nigerian Labour News, June 1999

Workers' Alternative

Nigeria

Nigerian Labour News – October 1998

Workers' Alternative

Nigeria

Nigerian students injured by police gunfire

Nigeria

Miss World pageant highlights terrible conditions of masses in Nigeria – Only the Nigerian working class can offer a way out of this nightmare

Fred Weston

Nigeria

Witchcraft in Nigeria – And why it has such a hold on people’s minds

CD, in Lagos

Nigeria

Letter to my fellow workers – from a Nigerian worker

Marx Longfellow

Nigeria

Nigerian minimum wage – again for a N20,000 minimum wage

Workers' Alternative

Theory & History

Nigeria: The revolutionary essence of Fela Kuti’s music

Oke Ogunde

Nigeria

Nigeria: a big time bomb ticking very fast – A letter from Abiodun Oyeyemi in Lagos

Abiodun Oyeyemi, Lagos

Nigeria

Nigeria: the rich profit from Obasanjo’s privatisation plans as the workers get poorer

Oke Ogunde, in Nigeria

Nigeria: all articles

Nigeria: Tinubu imposed Fees on LASU – another major attack on Education

Nigerian Census 2006: financial waste and political sham

Fifth anniversary of the Workers’ Alternative

Nigeria: Mass movement is building up at OAU (Ife University)

Nigeria: The truth about what is happening at OAU (Ife)

Editorial postscript: the war in Iraq and the Nigerian Elections

Pentecostal madness

Contents of the Workers’ Alternative, May-June 2003

Appeal for solidarity against further repression of Nigerian students

Fee-hike season in Varsities: the OAU story

Nigeria: One hundred workers burnt alive after boss locked them in

Nigerian 2003 elections: Workers need their own party to put an end to this sham “democracy”

Enter the workers’ party in Nigeria?

Again:understanding a sister’s struggle – the plight of Nigerian women under Islamic law

Nigerian Labour News, June 1999

Nigerian Labour News – October 1998

Nigerian students injured by police gunfire

Miss World pageant highlights terrible conditions of masses in Nigeria – Only the Nigerian working class can offer a way out of this nightmare

Witchcraft in Nigeria – And why it has such a hold on people’s minds

Letter to my fellow workers – from a Nigerian worker

Nigerian minimum wage – again for a N20,000 minimum wage

Nigeria: The revolutionary essence of Fela Kuti’s music

Nigeria: a big time bomb ticking very fast – A letter from Abiodun Oyeyemi in Lagos

Nigeria: the rich profit from Obasanjo’s privatisation plans as the workers get poorer

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