Features And Interviews

The Covid-19 pandemic and other economic challenges did not distract the petroleum resources ministry from its reform agenda

The pandemic also provided enough lessons to help in planning the future of health services in the country,

Nuhu Abdullahi speaks about how a businessman from Southern Nigeria donated the money to the Hausa film industry.

Lagos has also been at the forefront of low turnout for elections for at least the last two general elections.

Binta Mukhtar, who can only crop part of her 73 hectares farm, says "farming is a very expensive venture"

Ugbade also tells PREMIUM TIMES how his famous goal at Saudi 1989 against the then Soviet Union almost ended his...

David Apasera, a former Ghanaian lawmaker, also speaks on his chances of victory in the election.

Mrs Okauru, who served between 2004 and 2012, reflects on how she provided the building blocks of the reforms in...

“We believe in greater state directions and control in the affairs of the economy.”

IDPs in Abuja’s informal settlements say they need government support while they wait for peace to return to the North-East

Abubakar Kyari says the Borno development plan will succeed because it has the backing of the people of the state.

The veteran journalist, who started his career with the Nigerian Observer, speaks about how he was declared wanted for taking...

Brigitte Dzogbenuku’s Progressives Peoples Party (PPP) recorded only one per cent of the vote when she ran for vice-president in...

While many MDAs showed up for their budget defence sessions, there were few cases of some heads of agencies avoiding...

"When they say women got palliative, I don't know the women they are talking about"

A report by Amnesty International, a global rights organisation, also indicted Mr Nwafor, who headed a SARS unit in Anambra.

By the time hoodlums left the ancient town on October 22, government and private properties worth millions of naira were...

Biden supporters believe his administration will revitalize U.S. ties with the African region and its 55 countries.

The ASUU President also says it's wrong to blame university lecturers' strike for the #EndSARS protest.

For constant flow of foreign direct investment into the country, Ms Sadiku, executive secretary, NIPC, says there must be stability...

If inaugurated, Mr Agboola will be the only opposition member in the 24-member assembly

“I’m not broken. If there is a protest somewhere, I will cover it as I have always done, and no...

My Sylva also speaks on the Petroleum Industry Bill and the gas expansion programme.

The second phase of Ghana’s post-colonial history – from 1981 – is intensely controversial, centering on Jerry Rawlings himself.