All Official Statements
All official statements published by The Naija Marxists, in reverse chronological order.
Six Years After #EndSARS
Six years after soldiers opened fire at Lekki toll gate, #EndSARS remains the reference point for a generation. The movement exposed the character of the Nigerian state. It also revealed the limits of spontaneous mobilisation without revolutionary organisation.
Nigeria at 66: Independence and the Unfulfilled Promise
Every October 1, Nigeria celebrates the raising of its flag in place of the Union Jack. But what did independence actually liberate Nigerians from, and what did it leave intact?
Niger State Kidnapping: The Ruling Class Cannot Help
On Friday 21 August, armed men entered the mosques of Dekara, Kpenya, Sabon-Gida and Gidan-Zana in Borgu, Niger State, during the Juma'at prayer, shot down worshippers, and drove the rest into the forest at gunpoint. This is the real face of insecurity for Nigeria's working people.
Those That Do Not Know History Are Doomed to Repeat It
A reply to the polemic titled 'Against Supermarxist Tendencies' by African Yeast. A shared enemy is not a shared road, and not all roads lead to Rome.
Statement on the Terrorist Attacks and Abductions in Oyo and Borno States
May 2026 condemnation and solidarity. The Naija Marxists condemn the barbaric terrorist attacks of May 15, 2026, in which armed gunmen stormed schools in Oyo and Borno States, killing a teacher and a commuter, and abducting no fewer than 87 students and teachers.
May Day in Nigeria and the Unfinished Task: A Naija Marxist Statement
Nigerian workers are not now and have never been a passive class. The historical record shows a class that has repeatedly moved at revolutionary scale, only to be betrayed by its own leadership.
Declaration of the Formation of the Naija Marxists Organisation and the Necessity of a People's Vanguard Party
A concrete analysis of the Nigerian neocolonial situation and the call to build a revolutionary vanguard party of the working class.