Investigation/Special Reports

Teenagers not legally allowed to take part in sports betting narrate how and why they get involved.

Amid ever growing reports of rape in Nigeria, more victims are finding it difficult to get justice.

Free speech is being hampered under a repressive statute that security agencies have turned to a tool for government and...

Over 53 per cent of government agencies received ''just one or no request for information in the years under review.''

The contacts were approved by the president even when Mr. Osinbajo was acting president.

The president falsely claimed that opposition parties did not start winning elections at local, state and federal levels until he...

Mrs. Adeosun says JAMB never remitted more than N3 million per annum before the current administration.

The state chief executive becomes the sixth serving top Nigerian official believed to have undeclared asset offshore.

Critics have been jailed or imprisoned while some are being prosecuted for comments made on social media.

Experts say the CBN and the federal government have set up the Nigerian economy for a big fall.

The Supreme Court has ruled twice on the matter, but the judgments are yet to be implemented by the government.

The National Council on Establishment last year directed the removal of the dichotomy at entry level.

The report details the immense pain left behind by the tragedy and the rebuilding options before authorities.

The audit report has been sent to the National Assembly.

The method of fleecing is a case study in exploiting the loopholes in Nigerian laws.

Part of the funds was spent on the day the minister was sworn in.

Embassy staff collected illegal estacode for accompanying pilgrims to religious sites.

Civil society groups say the whistleblower’s case will test government’s commitment to protect those who expose corruption.

Hundreds of people risk being driven into poverty while the Lagos government keeps mum.

Immigration officials collude with touts to extort money from Nigerians seeking passports.

The policy of denying scarce dollars for the importation of 41 low-skilled items has made companies grow multifold.

The WHO says at least 59 deaths have occurred from Lassa fever across Nigeria since December 2016.

Getting a passport at the passport office is everything but what it is officially advertised to be.

"Because of this farm, we can now eat and take care of our family.”

PREMIUM TIMES findings in some communities in Warri Southwest LGA show thousands living in abject poverty despite sitting on liquid...