Features And Interviews

The Kaduna State governor speaks on his controversial comment on godfatherism in Lagos and the security situation of the Kaduna-Abuja...

“Fake news misinforms and misdirects society with severe consequences on individual and national systems.

"It is not vendetta, I am not against him. In fact, he is supposed to be reporting to the local...

The absence of any form of educational institution – conventional or Islamic – in the community is a source of...

In many parts of the Abuja municipality and satellite towns, illegal dumps are becoming a common feature of the landscape

languages play a crucial role in the daily lives of people…

The issues with media and press freedom are the same. It is the intensity that differs.

The medical doctor also speaks on his medical practise in Fiji Islands.

Elliot has won a second term at the Lagos Assembly, but says he has other political ambitions.

Women are also more often responsible for subsistence agricultural production while men are most likely engaged in commercial agricultural production.

"The educational reformation in Nigeria should start from the scratch. I honestly can't pick up anything that is working very...

The Nigerian government launched the Patients' Bill of Rights about eight months ago, many do not know how to put...

Simon Moses also speaks on Mikel Obi, the Super Eagles at AFCON and other matters.

Akpu sellers speak of the profits they make from the business.

Residents of the Abuja community say they have never had electricity.

As the school year begins to wind down, high school seniors – and those who care about them – typically...

Dog owners spend US$240 a month caring for their pets, compared with $193 for cats, according to the 2017-2018 National...

The AIT boss speaks to PREMIUM TIMES after his arrest at the Abuja airport.

As many as 800,000 people, mainly Tutsi, were killed in a 100-day orgy of brutal murder and rape by members...

Analysts say the third force did not have the structure and funds to oust the APC and PDP.

The National Assembly has approved a N30,000 minimum wage for workers.

The WHO estimates that at least $38 million is needed over the next three months in Mozambique, to cover health...

Building collapses in Lagos have become common in recent years.

"Kannywood industry is not as it used to be. Patronage is low," she says

Tunde Idiagbon died on March 24, 1999 at the age of 56.