Investigation/Special Reports

Promoters of the proposed paramilitary outfit compromised federal lawmakers to get the law passed.

The official says his organisation has been pushing government to do the right thing.

A housing scheme meant to bring succour to Redeemed Church members in Abuja is now a source of bitterness and...

Small businesses suffered a lot in over three months of darkness.

A court issued a warrant of arrest on the former governor in May 2013.

Newly-declassified U.S. cable exposes France's real motivation for the stand it took during the conflict

Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta and Rivers states all purchased and use various spying equipment.

The Police Service Commission announced the dismissal of four officers on Wednesday.

From Bauchi, to Borno and Kwara, different forms of problems characterise the N-Power scheme.

Port management officials are scrambling to contain the fallout of an audacious bribery scandal.

The officer's dismissal without query or indictment raised the question of arbitrariness.

Insiders in Nigeria's maritime industry describe the contract as phony, saying it might have been concocted to raise funds for...

Courts orders including those of the Supreme Court are being ignored by the Nigerian government.

The Nigerian justice ministry had told investigators there was no case for criminal prosecution.

A court on March 9 sentenced two police officers to death for the killings and discharged three other officers.

Over 1,000 people have died in the past six months from meningitis the government had been warned about.

Caterers, pupils and parents commended the feeding but raised concerns about its limitations and challenges.

Ten months after the official flag-off by the Muhammadu Buhari administration, the clean-up project is yet to start.

Shell, ENI, and several Nigerians are being prosecuted for their roles in the scandal.

Intels holds the concession for the building and operation of most of Onne Port in Rivers State.

The federal government says it would renovate and equip at least one centre in every ward across Nigeria.

The presidential panel probing the funds says it will submit its report on May 8

Owners of small businesses tell PREMIUM TIMES the challenges they face trying to expand their business.

Many of the companies that got the contracts were also not qualified to do so.

The recruitment appears one of the most brazen disregards for Nigeria's federal character principles.