Investigation/Special Reports

A small fishing community in Rivers State shares how changing weather is reshaping its routines – part of the wider...

The residents who tested positive for lead poisoning live between 100 and 500 metres from True Metals Nigeria Limited and...

While some PHCs have been renovated, many communities have no health centres, and others are dilapidated, while the government spends...

A 2023 report revealed that Nigeria has the second-highest cases of maternal and neonatal deaths.

Some of the factories in Ogijo, once symbols of job opportunities and communal progress, have become agents of quiet destruction,...

In Lagos’s riverine and flood-prone communities, flooding and poor access to healthcare are forcing women to give birth in boats...

Nigeria’s small-scale fishers and women traders face twin threats of piracy and climate change – and a government with no...

Some of the officers suspected to be involved in the coup plot include a brigadier general, a colonel, four lieutenant...

This investigation unpacks how conflict, poverty, and fear collide to normalise child marriage, turning daughters into bargaining chips in the...

On Nigeria’s coast, pirates prey on artisanal fishers and women traders whose livelihoods are already strained by climate change.

This Lebanese company, which pays many Nigerian workers below the national minimum wage and denies them labour rights, is a...

Across Nigeria’s highways, extortion has become as predictable as potholes. From Kano to Lagos, from Enugu to Port Harcourt, from...

Since Mr Nnaji has now admitted that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) did not issue the degree certificate in...

The University disclosure confirms Premium Times' finding, revealing that Uche Nnaji, a member of President Tinubu's cabinet, is a certificate...

Journalists in Imo State have been battling increased harassment, arrests, assaults and lawsuits from state actors.

A PREMIUM TIMES investigation has uncovered how Mr Ganduje secretly stripped Kano State of its 20 per cent equity in...

After marriage, there is almost an unspoken countdown: within nine months, a baby and sometimes, even twins or triplets are...

“Every year, we receive an inquiry about the authenticity of a scholarship opportunity on the website, and I have to...

Licensed recruitment agency Yumna has even been paid by the Kenyan government itself to send students there.

In the past six months, a ZAM team in seven African countries has investigated the Russian recruitment exercise—and why so...

Instead of young Africans trading their dreams for a place in someone else’s war, the international community should embrace them.

Nigeria's education ministry tells PREMIUM TIMES its website was hacked to place the Alabuga advert on it. 

All other efforts to find Malawians in Alabuga have been fruitless. No one in Malawi seems to have seen them...

“Boys are dangerous. We are OK with them taking girls,” a Ugandan official says

A young entrepreneur openly peddles ancient spiritual charms on TikTok, promising success to internet fraudsters. Our researcher investigates the truth...