Investigation/Special Reports

While Nigeria exited recession, hardship intensified across the land and respect for rights did not improve.

PREMIUM TIMES presents the midterm scorecard of a second set of ministers based on their promises and fulfilment (or not).

PREMIUM TIMES presents the midterm scorecard of the ministers based on their promises and fulfilment (or not).

The Senate constantly violates its own rules, even on quorum.

From ghost projects to unrepaid loans and duplication of recepits, judicial officers cheated the system.

The law seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in public procurement.

The centre was closed in 1991 by the Federal Government for rehabilitation and upgrading.

Our checks show the minister's allegation against the President and Mr. Baru is false

The president and his deputy sacked the board of an agency and appointed a new one without recourse to the...

Abandoned, understaffed, and unequipped PHCs across Nigeria lead to deaths of many, mainly women and children.

The victims are majorly unarmed civilians but include soldiers and other para-military officials.

At least two former ministers and a former president played roles in the controversial deals.

The businessman says there is no big deal owning multiple shell companies in tax havens

The richest man in Africa also invested $50 million in a Mauritius-incorporated private equity fund, Carlyle Sub-Saharan Fund Limited

Unqualified and overworked staff, abandoned facilities and lack of drugs are common tales from this critical sector across the country.

In Enugu State, several federal primary health facilities are either never constructed despite contracts, or left in tatters.

African and European leaders run the risk of taking actions that will worsen the Mediterranean migration.

Companies associated with the Zenith Bank chairman are accused of using artificial leasing scheme to claim undeserved VAT refund.

A lawyer gives a rare insight into the intrigues he says have yet denied his client of N850 million.

The CBN governor says he has since resigned from the firms.

Paradise Papers offer insight into how millions of dollars will be shipped to Mauritius using Nigeria’s largest IPP

An expansive investigation by a consortium of 380 journalists unearth illegal acts by Nigeria's top central banker.

The two men are among a number of personalities around the world believed to have used artificial leasing schemes to...

Coming a year after #PanamaPapers, the latest exposé unmasks Mr. Saraki as a serial user of offshore tax havens.

A new leak of confidential records reveals the financial hideaways of iconic brands and power brokers across the political spectrum.