After gaining a rare entry into some tense villages in Plateau state, this reporter found that all the groups in...

Years of ethnic and religious crises in Plateau State have taught residents to live among their own people.

A dispute between the Anaguta and the Hausa communities over a parcel of land in a community in Jos, Plateau...

Some Nigerians moving to Canada are telling immigration officials they are fleeing persecution over their sexual orientation, gender, and religious...

About 73 per cent of Nigeria's 64,642 prison population as of last December were awaiting trial.

Even though the death sentence is legal in Nigeria, executions are a rarity in the country.

Lawal Abdullateef, founder of iDixcover, aims to bridge the gap for SDGs 1 and 8 through advocacy and building the...

The Oxford Climate Journalism Network is aimed to address some of the challenges journalists face when reporting on climate change.

The Coalition for Whistleblower Protection and Press Freedom (CWPPF) said this “dangerous trend threatens the vibrancy of the country’s media...

Tonia Atebe said the author wrote the autobiography to inspire “female folks primarily for my part of the country.”

The author said he wrote the book for three reasons, the first being to document his experience in the public...

The anthology is Niyi Osundare's compilation of critical pastoral poems concerning the environment around the world.

Titled "Lawful Access," the one-page document detailed the "FBl's ability to legally access secure messaging app content and metadata."

"The colour of the skin was anomalous, much lighter compared to the hands or the face of the patient."

The portal, www.policerecruitment.gov.ng, will be open for a period of six weeks, from November 29 to January 10, 2021.

The government will effectively be suspending one subsidy only to pay another, and there is no guarantee it will deliver...

“Although they gained entrance to the yard, they are however trapped within."

"This book is so special. This book is not just about history but integrity.”

“We have found him worthy of this role because he is not given to ethnic sentiments."

The journalist narrated his experience with the officials.

Mr Aregbesola also says a Nigerian has been elected as the vice president of Interpol.

PREMIUM TIMES explores the experiences of the families of fallen Nigerian soldiers and tells a sad story of inadequate compensation...

Sports Minister Sunday Dare said this as he attended the launch of Sokoto Caliphate by Premium Times Books.

First published 54 years ago by Longmans, Green Co in 1967, The Sokoto Caliphate is the product of groundbreaking research.