Investigation/Special Reports

Secret documents obtained by PREMIUM TIMES show a governor on a spending spree while state workers and pensioners are owed.

The ICPC is investigating the disbursement even as beneficiaries and the disbursing bank fight in court.

Our investigation finds that contrary to the vice president's claim, the State House Medical Centre, is for the exclusive use...

While Mr. Buhari was claiming that no journalist was in detention Nigeria, reporter Jacob Onjewu Dickson was in a Kaduna...

A well-intentioned lockdown of Cross River forest cut communities from their livelihood. Ex-Governor Imoke then caused further harm.

Nigerians remain stoutly against the new tariff.

The looting of of the disaster funds ended in mass food poisoning in Delta

Environmentalists say project will displace 60,000 indigenous people and destroy precious forest resources

Messrs Metuh and Abang were called to the Bar the same day and were members of the Nigerian Law School...

More than 300 are believed killed in the bloody clash between the Agatu and Fulani herdsmen. The Fulani say the...

"...the man who witnessed it all told me I would be wasting my time because the police won’t do anything...

"President Buhari, in his wisdom, has been able to find a way of helping a country that needs by far...

The acquisition of cars for senators is a violation of the monetisation policy of the federal government.

The excess oil funds would have come handy for Nigeria as the nation is hit by falling oil prices.

The budget figures are suspiciously padded and duplicated in some instances.

The former president challenges the federal legislature to publish its recurrent budgets for 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2015.

Instead of ensuring probity and accountability in line with their mandate, members engaged in abuse of the nation’s money laundering...

PREMIUM TIMES uncovers the cyber defence arm of the Sambo Dasuki arms purchase scandal.

This is the second part of our special report entitled: "Inside Boko Haram’s routes of death, destruction and humanitarian crises".

Investigators and activists believe the allegedly stolen funds could have been used to fix the state’s broken education system.

The nation’s lawmaking body is involved in abusing Nigeria's money laundering law it helped enact.

Entrenched interests, known in the industry as Rice Mafia, are sabotaging local rice production to sustain the rice import business.

The Senate is buying the cars at a time millions of Nigerians are facing severe economic hardship

Until 2011, the federal lawmakers expended only N1 billion for constitution review

This latest disclosure appears to have vindicated Governor Oshiomhole who called for the prosecution of Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala.