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Opposition to What? Rethinking the Politics of Opposition in Nigeria, By Sanyaolu Juwon
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Yet it would be inaccurate to suggest that ideological politics has entirely disappeared. Elements of it persist in social movements, labour activism, and left-leaning political formations such as the African Action Congress (AAC), which attempt to articulate clearer policy positions. The difficulty, however, is that these efforts still lack the institutional…
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TIB Movement Jigawa Chapter Decries Failing Education Sector Amid Billions in Budget
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The situation is also critical in Malam Madori Local Government Area, where JSS Gandun Sarkin and Jibori Primary School are said to be facing severe infrastructural decay. Similarly, in Buji Local Government Area and Birniwa Local Government Area, schools such as Gwadayi Primary School and Yarda Primary School were described…
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REFLECTIONS ON MARSHAL, TRACY AND UMAHI, WRITTEN BY INIBEHE EFFIONG
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While the Minister’s oppressive actions are questionable and condemnable, the reality is that the alleged sum isn’t recoverable due to the fact that the cause of action, assuming there is one, is statute barred.
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David Hundeyin may not be a false prophet, Written byOmole Ibukun
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This is a challenge not only to the stars of the movement but also to their “followers.” We must ask ourselves, “If my leader disappeared tomorrow, what would I have built that does not depend on him?” If the answer is “nothing,” then we have not been building alternatives. We…
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TAKE IT BACK MOVEMENT, DELTA STATE CHAPTER, BLASTS OZORO COMMUNITY OVER BARBARIC ASSAULT AND RAPE OF WOMEN – DEMANDS MASS ARRESTS NOW
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Any practice that thrives on fear, violence, and the degradation of women must be dismantled, without apology.
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JUDICIAL ABUSE, STATE REPRESSION, AND THE COLLAPSE OF PRIORITIES UNDER THE TINUBU REGIME
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PRESS STATEMENT 17/03/2026 JUDICIAL ABUSE, STATE REPRESSION, AND THE COLLAPSE OF PRIORITIES UNDER THE TINUBU REGIME The Take It Back Movement strongly condemns the disgraceful and unlawful conduct of Honourable Justice Mohammed Umar, who ordered a legal practitioner, Mr. Marshall Abubakar, to kneel in open court during proceedings involving human…
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Sowore, the Court, and the People, Written by Sani Aminu Taura
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While the court threatened bail revocation, Sowore was actively participating in the #FreeNnamdiKanu protest in Aba. This juxtaposition underscores a truth often ignored: genuine activism cannot be silenced, even in the face of judicial intimidation. Sowore’s courage elevates him because he chooses principle over convenience, proving that leadership is measured…
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“Our Duty Is Fulfilled the Moment We Stand Up for the Weak Against the Powerful” — Omoyele Sowore, Take It Back Movement React to TracyNither Nicolas Ohiri’s Apology to David Umahi
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Omoyele Sowore and the Take It Back Movement subsequently rallied around her case, arguing that a citizen should not be intimidated or criminalised for making allegations against a powerful public official.
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Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter Holds Chief Justice of Nigeria Accountable for Delay in Hearing of Objection Seeking Dismissal of Cyberstalking Charges Against Activist Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho
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PRESS STATEMENT 10 March 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Take It Back Movement, Delta State Chapter Holds Chief Justice of Nigeria Accountable for Delay in Hearing of Objection Seeking Dismissal of Cyberstalking Charges Against Activist Comrade Ighorhiohwunu Aghogho The Take It Back Movement (TIB), Delta State Chapter, expresses grave concern over…
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Take It Back Movement Oyo State Chapter Demands Immediate Resolution to Issues Affecting LAUTECH Nursing Students, Condemns Institutional Negligence, Warns of Civic Action
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The movement said it is troubling that students who have committed themselves to a life-saving profession are being subjected to what it described as institutional indifference and administrative negligence.