Investigation/Special Reports

The Bureau for Public Procurement expresses “gross displeasure” at NSRMEA’s insistence.

A group "defeated" in December has launched several attacks including on soldiers, this year, and still holds the Chibok girls.

"These charges are new to us. Nobody ever mentioned it or accused any of us, at least not me, before...

Members of a community in Benue cannot return home since a bloody attack in 2014 by suspected Fulani herdsmen.

Some firms have started repaying for distribution of products over the last 10 years.

A PREMIUM TIMES examination shows the use of DSS has no legal backing.

The government's audit report reveals shocking waste of state resources and arbitrary spending by officials.

The Code of Conduct Bureau has been authorised to investigate some individuals exposed in the PanamaPapers scandal.

Below is a timeline of herdsmen attacks on communities and the resultant killings in the state between 2013 and July...

The senator likes to be seen as an anti-corruption whistleblower. But it's now clear he helped Abacha loot Nigeria too.

The Panama Papers reveal dealmaker’s backstage maneuverings as he hung with celebrities and criminal investigators closed in

President Buhari had in April caused the Finance Minister Adeosun, to issue a circular barring top officials from travelling first...

The lawyers and their law firms appear desperate to deny links with the embattled panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca.

Mr. Adenuga is Nigeria's second richest man but is being pulled in all directions by creditors

The company is believed to have imported a large consignment of rice into Nigeria using expired documents

A military police source says demonstrators extrajudicially killed were buried in 15 mass graves in an army barracks

Mass Internet Surveillance is on the rise in Nigeria as politicians push the illegal practice to new heights.

Secret extrajudicial killings have taken root in Nigeria's South-East. Yet Nigerian authorities are doing nothing to call the country's security...

Islam does not authorise individual Muslims to appropriate for themselves the role of judge, jury, and executioner.

It was late in the evening in August 2014 and most traders at the famous Makera iron fabrication market in...

Hundreds of abandoned children accused of being witches and wizards lived in the streets of Calabar for years.

The offences violate sections of the Fifth Schedule of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999, as amended.

The anti-corruption official is accused of sneaking in answers into an examination.

The nation's relevant agencies have always treated Nigerians to contradictory and inaccurate figures of oil revenue earnings.

Investigators say some officials of the company might be prosecuted for providing what is now suspected to be bribe funds.