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PREMIUM TIMES uncovers the cyber defence arm of the Sambo Dasuki arms purchase scandal.

"I think we should not destroy our democratic institutions, especially the judiciary and the armed forces."

This is the second part of our special report entitled: "Inside Boko Haram’s routes of death, destruction and humanitarian crises".

The NSA office directs the affected companies and organisations to appear before its panel to avoid embarrassment

"It came through their proxies to us and we said no. And today we have been vindicated."

The Kaduna State government urges people who fled the area to return to their homes.

The rights group calls for an impartial investigation into the deadly clash.

The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs sought to know the whereabouts of Mr. El-Zakzaky.

Sect says hundreds of its members killed during the siege

A top leader of the sect, Muhammadu Turi, and head of sect’s medical team were reportedly killed in the siege.

The army accuses Shiites of attempting to assassinate its chief, Tukur Buratai.

A presidential committee investigating arms procurement in the last administration alleges illegal spending of up to N643.8 billion and a...

Fraudulent agents like Eric Toumi are breaking several laws. Not in the least, article 32 of the International Convention of...

Mr. Falana said the government has handled the investigation within the ambit of the law so far.

Nigerian government hires new lawyer to prosecute Dasuki

A presidential committee says about $2.2 billion was diverted to purposes other than arms procurement during the Jonathan era

Mr. Saraki says Sahara Reporters is seeking to remove him from office.

The spokesperson for the EFCC, Wilson Uwujaren, confirmed the arrest of the two politicians to PREMIUM TIMES

A presidential committee into arms procurement under Goodluck Jonathan says it found N643.8 billion and $2.2 billion extra-budgetary spending.

Sources said billions of naira were allegedly traced to the former minister from funds meant for arms procurement.

The attacker was sent from Mubi to Sambisa forest and then to Kano, an arrested suspect said.

The group evacuated the victims and continued with the procession.

Mr. Jonathan said in reference to the arms procurement scandal, “Sometimes, I feel sad when people mention these figures."

The former NSA says he served Nigeria with the best of intention

The number of deaths caused by insurgency and violence increased as more money was spent on armament.