group, whether that be with the public or other organizations. The Secretary-General’s main contribution is to produce publications and engage in research and writing of articles. The Financial Secretary is in charge of the financial records of the Awareness League and the Assistant Secretary helps the Secretary- General research and write publications and articles. The Secretary General and Assistant Secretary publish articles in The Revolutionary, the groups internal publication, as well as other sporadic articles and education materials throughout the year. Collaboration with other Organizations The Awareness League was open to collaboration between other organizations with similar goals, objectives and ideologies. In particular, the Awareness League collaborated with the human rights group Campaign for Democracy. In addition, the group belonged to the Left Coalition, an emerging body in Nigeria during the 1990’s. They also hoped to establish connections with other anarchist groups throughout Africa. Notable Years 1989 The group is officially chartered. 1992 In May 1992, 4 members of the Awareness League, including the General Secretary, were arrested during a series of popular protests which swept the country. These four that were arrested were, James Ndubisi (the General Secretary), Garba Audu, Kingsley Etioni and Chuks Udemba. The four members were arrested in the town of Enugu along with over 2000 other protestors nationwide. This information was conveyed in a press release by the Workers Solidarity Alliance. The release states that the protests which swept the nation were, “against the economic and social policies of the military dictatorship of General Babangida, and the austerity policies of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank”. In a press release by the WSA in October 1992, the group called for international solidarity in response to the actions taken by the military dictatorship of General Ibrahim Babangida. The arrest of their four members earlier in the year was in part what fueled this cry for international support. The group requested assistance to help pay for legal services, cater for the families of the detained activists, publicize and bring attention to the plight of the four activists and to handle other logistical problems related to the situation. 1993 On January 29, 1993, the four prisoners that are mentioned above were officially released from prison according to a press release by the Workers' Solidarity Alliance (WSA) on the 22nd of February 1993. James Ndubisi (the General Secretary), Garba Audu, Kingsley Etioni and Chuks Udemba were released on