13. On ASUU strikes and boiling Indomie ft. Maberu Fagunwa

13. On ASUU strikes and boiling Indomie ft. Maberu Fagunwa

In this episode, we spoke to radical ASUU member Temitope 'Maberu' Fagunwa (@RealMaberu), who is also an afrobeat musician, a pan-africanist and a history Lecturer at the University of Osun State, UNIOSUN.


We discussed the NLC solidarity protest and student support for the ASUU strike, the conditions of life for lectureres amidst such strikes, the possible elitism of ASUU's demands, and whether or not ASUU can play a wider vanguard role for Nigeria's working class movement.

We also asked Maberu about his 'Aluta' band and where his politics and music intersect.

One for the books, this.

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47. The Dialectics of Detty December

47. The Dialectics of Detty December

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46. Tax Reform, #FreeDeleFarotimi, 2024 round up

46. Tax Reform, #FreeDeleFarotimi, 2024 round up

In this episode, we tackle the thorny 2024 tax bill. Is “the North’s” reaction valid? Are there progressive components in the tax bill? We also prod the case of *alleged* defamation made against Mr De...

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45.⁠ ⁠Presidential Amnesia in the Information Age

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44. Why Trump (would have) won in Nigeria -- aka Tropical Trumpism

We explore the widespread support for the Republican president elect among Nigerians (men, yes, but also women). We discuss possible reasons for his popularity in parts of the developing world, assess...

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43. Exclusive Interview with Momodou Taal

43. Exclusive Interview with Momodou Taal

In this episode, our friend Ayoola Babalola converses with Momodou Taal in light of his suspension due to his activism for the Palestinian cause. They cycle through the sequence of events, the punishm...

11 Nov 202456min

42. Don't Blame the IMF

42. Don't Blame the IMF

As the Tinubu-era austerity bites harder and state repression becomes more commonplace, we examine the reactions of the general populace to the neoliberal policies usually prescribed and lauded by the...

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41. Reflections on the Edo State Elections, Mass Protests and Aliko's Antics

41. Reflections on the Edo State Elections, Mass Protests and Aliko's Antics

Hello there! The crew got together a few weeks ago to react to the Edo state elections and its outcomes, the aftermath of the #EndBadGovernance protests and the lead up to the #FearlessInOctober prote...

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