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  • Coalition of Abuja Left Groups Demands Release of 76 Protesters, Including 32 Minors, Condemns Tinubu Regime’s Suppression of Dissent & Abuse of Power

    Coalition of Abuja Left Groups Demands Release of 76 Protesters, Including 32 Minors, Condemns Tinubu Regime’s Suppression of Dissent & Abuse of Power

    October 31, 2024

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    The Network of Abuja Left Groups has demanded the immediate and unconditional release of 76 protesters, including 32 minors, arrested during August’s #EndBadGovernance demonstrations. The coalition, comprising seven human rights organizations, condemned the prolonged detention and called for an end to judicial intimidation and the suppression of dissent. Furthermore, they…

  • 17.5 Million Nigerian Children Living in Vulnerable Conditions

    17.5 Million Nigerian Children Living in Vulnerable Conditions

    October 31, 2024

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    A group, SOS Children’s Villages, has shed light on the alarming number of orphaned children living in vulnerable conditions in Nigeria, with a staggering 153 million in total. This was made known during the commemoration of the World Development Information Day in Nigeria. The Fund Development Manager, SOS Children’s Villages…

  • What Is Next for the Nigerian Left? – Written by Ayoola Babalola

    What Is Next for the Nigerian Left? – Written by Ayoola Babalola

    October 30, 2024

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    The #EndBadGovernance protests in Nigeria, held from August 1 to 10, 2024—with an extension to Independence Day’s #FearlessinOctober—has reignited discussions about a potential resurgence of the country’s socialist left movement. Following a prolonged period of seeming inactivity and a limited role during the historic #EndSARS protests of October 2020—an event…

  • 555 Nigerians Killed by Mobs as Police Fail to Protect, Says Amnesty Report

    555 Nigerians Killed by Mobs as Police Fail to Protect, Says Amnesty Report

    October 29, 2024

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    In a report released by Amnesty International Nigeria, the organization has shed light on the alarming rise of mob violence in the country over the past decade. The report attributes this disturbing trend to the failure of Nigerian authorities to protect citizens and enforce the rule of law, leading people…

  • Nigeria’s Socio-Economic Blame Game: From the Boomers to Gen Z, Written by Osungbohun Ajibola

    Nigeria’s Socio-Economic Blame Game: From the Boomers to Gen Z, Written by Osungbohun Ajibola

    October 29, 2024

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    Nigeria’s socio-economic landscape has long been marred by issues of corruption, unemployment, and underdeveloped infrastructure. As these challenges continue, a troubling trend has emerged: the blame game between older and younger generations. Many in the Boomer and Silent generations who held or still hold significant positions of power are increasingly…

  • A REPLY TO BAYO ONANUGA’S “DEMOCRATIC” LECTURE AGAINST FREEDOM OF PRESS – BY OMOLE IBUKUN

    A REPLY TO BAYO ONANUGA’S “DEMOCRATIC” LECTURE AGAINST FREEDOM OF PRESS – BY OMOLE IBUKUN

    October 27, 2024

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    Recently, Bayo Onanuga responded to a Guardian lead story about how the economic frustrations of Nigerians in the hands of the Tinubu government are increasing sentiments in favor of the return of military dictatorship. Bayo Onanuga himself quoted a part of the Guardian story that said “And while the political…

  • Wiked Judges and Nyesomized Courts, Written by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

    Wiked Judges and Nyesomized Courts, Written by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu

    October 27, 2024

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    “A Judge shall avoid developing excessively close relationship with frequent litigants – such as government ministers or their officials, municipal officials, police prosecutors in any Court where the Judge often sits, if such relationship could reasonably create an appearance of partiality.” Rule 2.8, Revised Code of Conduct for Judicial Officers in…

  • Sowore Condemns Police Brutality, Mourns Talented Igbo Jah’s Extra-Judicial Killing

    Sowore Condemns Police Brutality, Mourns Talented Igbo Jah’s Extra-Judicial Killing

    October 27, 2024

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    Prominent human rights activist and RevolutionNow movement convener Omoyele Sowore has expressed his condemnation of police brutality following the extra-judicial killing of talented musician Igbo Jah in Enugu. “Igbo Jah” identified as Okezie Chikezie Mba, was reportedly shot dead by operatives of the Nigerian Police Force attached to anti-cult unit…

  • Human Rights Lawyer Inibehe Effiong Condemns Igbo Jah’s Killing, Demands Action Against Killer Police

    Human Rights Lawyer Inibehe Effiong Condemns Igbo Jah’s Killing, Demands Action Against Killer Police

    October 27, 2024

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    Human rights lawyer Inibehe Effiong has voiced strong condemnation of the killing of musician Igbo Jah by Nigerian police officers in Enugu. In response to a post on X about the tragic killing of Igbo Jah, the Lawyer invoked Prof. Okey Ndibe’s assertion that Nigerian lives are undervalued. Effiong decried…

  • Sowore Questions Failed Digital Currency, E-Naira

    Sowore Questions Failed Digital Currency, E-Naira

    October 25, 2024

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    Omoyele Sowore, the convener of the #RevolutionNow movement, has took to social media platform X to question the status of the e-Naira, a digital currency initiative that has failed to live up to its initial promise. The digital currency was introduced by former President Muhammadu Buhari and Godwin Emefiele, the…

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