Investigation/Special Reports

Hunting, even in contiguous national parks of both countries, continues.

The doctor letter submitted by Mr. Metuh to the Federal High Court is authentic and the controversy around it was...

Forget Buhari, APC, this is Saraki’s Senate.

Some residents feel cheated and allege ethnic profiling.

The federal government flagged off the scheme last year, but PHCs remain almost commonly deficient in health care delivery.

The minister says “Agriculture and agric value chain alone have created more than 5-7 million jobs.”

The property was searched by the FBI in 2005 in connection with a bribery investigation.

The state authorities have consistently refused to release details of ongoing projects.

It remains unclear whether the diplomat has fled abroad or remained in the country.

The kids narrate their daily experiences pounding the streets for survival.

The three Gupta brothers have for years been major players in South African business.

A lawmaker and UBEC provide possible reasons for the status quo.

Technology experts say the claim is suspicious and impossible.

The Lagos State government legislated a monopoly in the evacuation of waste from residential areas.

Public primary healthcare centres in Nasarawa are mostly in neglect and failing to deliver services to the Nigerians who cannot...

"You need the grace of God in the state offices not to steal money because money is tempting."

Just three kilometres from Maiduguri, abandonment means Shuwari residents live virtually like in a stone age.

Mr. Adedibu was called the "Garrison Commander" when he called the shots in Oyo State, until his death on June...

Staff say the project has been used to steal money, while contractors deploy anytime there is a whiff of a...

While the CBN claims that about N76 billion has been disbursed to MSMEs, investigations reveal the opposite.

Poor contract execution despite full payment, inadequate funding, others put the centre is an abysmal state.

The power tussle within the president’s closest advisers causes confusion within security circles.

Victims narrate their sordid experiences at government-run hospitals.

Oil block allocations have been dogged with nepotism, 'forced marriages,' and other forms of corruption.

Activists and civil society groups also complain about the secrecy of the agreements.