Special Reports and Investigations

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control said 31,425 suspected cases of the disease had been recorded in 22 states and...

The Hadejia Specialist Hospital was scheduled for commissioning in 2019. But two years after, the project remains under construction as...

With about 81,640 deaths annually from malaria, Nigeria accounts for over 20 per cent of the 400,000 annual deaths, globally,...

The poor residents of Sagbo Kodji, a Lagos island, denied basic amenities like potable water and good healthcare, are also...

Unscrupulous business people are selling vaccines in controvesial circumstances and without complying with NAFDAC guidelines.

The world has an important opportunity to turn the hard-won lessons of this pandemic into a healthier, more equal future...

A former lawmaker in cahoots with the agency in-charge diverted the boreholes to the lawmaker’s farm and the residence of...

Medical referral kickback increases the cost of medical services by at least 20 per cent and is a leading cause...

The minister performed fairly well considering the emergency that came with the COVID-19 pandemic and his new role at the...

A PREMIUM TIMES’ investigation revealed how leading medical diagnostic companies are colluding with doctors and hospitals to scam Nigerians through...

Seven projects listed as ‘completed’ were not executed, five were abandoned, five were completed and still in use, while three...

Seven projects listed as 'completed' were not executed, five were abandoned, five were completed and still in use, while three...

In one of the communities, the abandoned and uncompleted health centre was simply converted to a school by residents.

Despite the efforts of the Nigerian government and international aid organisation malnutrition among children is still high in Borno.

The abandonment of this facility has come with a huge cost, especially with the rising statistics of Nigerians battling with...

Officials in various hospitals connive to issue health certificates without the patients passing through necessary tests.

Most drugs state expiry dates, but the WHO and other health authorities disagree on what happens to a drug after...

Only one Nigerian doctor is available to cater for every 4,845 citizens, available statistics show.

WHO says vaccines need to be stored within recommended temperature to maintain quality until point of use.

Quarry activities have disrupted the health, peace and beauty of the once serene community.

From Lagos, to Abuja and Awka, Nigerians give reasons why they adopt open defecation.

In many parts of Abuja, illicit trade in the trade is booming, PREMIUM TIMES' investigation reveals

For former residents of Otodo Gbame, it is a seemingly unending tale of hunger, suffering and abandonment.