What's Left of the Nigerian Left Ep 2: Movement for African Emancipation

This is a teaser for the full episode in which we review some of our favorite feedback on the show so far. Listen to the full episode on our newly introduced patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/jo...

26 Heinä 20225min

We spoke with marxist public interest lawyer and #EndSARS activist Ayo Ademiluyi (@AYOADEMILUYI) about his campaign for House of Representatives under the Nigerian Labour Party. How is the Nigerian l...

18 Kesä 20221h 24min

Our tenth episode (!) considers electoral and economic questions as APC delegates arrive in Abuja: Are the ruling party primaries of significant to the Left? Should we put much stock in the Gen X...

24 Touko 202257min

In this far-reaching and sometimes tense discussion, we interviewed Offiong Aqua, one of the leaders of the historic 1978 Ali-Must-Go student protests (which we will come back to, don't worry) about h...

7 Huhti 20221h 31min

In this episode with Immaculate Abba (@thisNneoma on twitter), we interrogate the claim that Africapitalism is an attempt to develop a genuinely productive national bourgeoisie. But is it Elumelu's $1...

5 Maalis 20221h 25min

A year away from the general and presidential elections and the race is already heating up. Let’s speculate! Subscribe to our Patreon for exclusive content.

1 Helmi 202244min

In this episode, we discuss the class and economic forces that shaped EndSARS, grapple with lingering questions hounding the movements future and investigate Emeka’s looting proclivities. And of cours...

17 Marras 20211h 6min

OAG and Sa’eed spend the intro berating the ethnic/religious secessionist movements for being bad at history and geography and even worse at redistributive politics. Then Emeka joins in during the hea...

17 Marras 20211h 22min