On this episode i was invited to join the host of the Forward Ever Podcast. We gave analysis of the social and political landscape of Nigeria, and the main factors we considered were bad governance, inflation, and political consciousness.

With Wole Soyinka as a starting point, i provide a sociopolitical analysis of celebrity culture in Nigeria. How can this class of people derail or support liberation efforts in Nigeria? Listen in.

In 2019, Dr. Arikana Chihombori-Quao gave a lecture at the

This one is a packed episode and Cde Adebayo from the Movement for African Emancipation (MAE) joins me to breakdown the sociopolitical landscape of Nigeria. With numerous protests being mobilized around the country, we try to get an understanding of how effective this has been, and we also query the role of the elite bujwazi class, We expose how that class subverts the will of Nigerians by adopting destructive economic policies that directly and indirectly maintains hunger and desperation in the land.

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On this episode, comrades from the Coalition for the Elimination of Imperialism from Africa (CEIA) and the Thomas Sankara Center. Cde Prudence, Obi and Inem take time to report on their recent tour of the Alliance des États du Sahel (AES - Niger, B.Faso, and Mali). Listen in.

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this episode is a reading analyzing the relations between state forces and class consciousness. even though most rank and file in state forces a picked from the most vulnerable strata of societies, within these forces there is no awareness of one's place in wider societies. this is why soldiers and police may attack those whom they actually share economic interests. the main aim of state forces is to maintain capitalistic relations of domination and exploitation. This is a short listen, enjoy.

here's the link; https://marxengelsinstitute.org/2024/01/18/the-state-forces-and-class-consciousness/

ultra processed foods (UPF) have inflitrated our diets in many ways than we recognise. this is the work of big food corporations, they strip foods of natural nutrients and replace them with artificial flavors and preservatives. this episode holds information that should help us correct our course and start righting the damage caused in our tummies and those of our friends and loved ones. enjoy.

here's the article link; https://marxengelsinstitute.org/2024/01/18/the-state-forces-and-class-consciousness/

n/b; cde J1DZ of Movement for African Emancipation (MAE) is the voice you heard in the beginning. If you're curious about that convo (i hope you are), check episode 7.

This is a recording of Kwame Ture in 1973 where he spoke at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). The lecture was about the difference between revolution and reform. In our time however, we can easily observe that the changes we deserve as working people will not be achieved by making small adjustments here and there, in a system designed against our progress, growth or dignity. capitalistic systems of governance have to be done away with. Anyways give it a listen and share comments on instagram, then rate it on spotify, thanks.

This episode is a simple and LOOSE rundown of geopolitics around Africa, North, South, East and West to be exact. The focus is economics, and the social impact of poor governance on we the people who have to live with or through the decisions some African neocolonizers make. This is a kind of info dump, so feel free to listen more than once, there's background music. Share YOUR own comments and thoughts on social media too.

This is a reading of an article posted on the powerful media platform Hood Communist. Titled 'on opportunism' and written by Rafiki Morris, the piece details the various ways opportunism can negatively impact revolutionary organizing or even political education. The piece also explains how predatory opportunism is a manifestation of capitalist ideology and why serious Africans must defend their selves and organizations from such influences.

Hood Communist - On Opportunism - Rafiki Morris