N1 million was paid for each dead victim while the 82 persons injured in the blast got N250,000 each

The state government also declares curfew in major towns

Tilley-Gyado argues that Goodluck Jonathan appears Nigeria's most unpopular leader of all time

In a gripping and excellent satire, Adesanmi takes a look at the uprising in Nigeria. It is a must read

In spite of the ambassador's snub, the protesters sent a loud message to the Nigerian government that fuel subsidy must ...

In spite of the state of emergency declared by President Goodluck Jonathan in some local governments in the North, the ...

Diamond Bank is mourning its official killed by the extremist sect in Adamawa

Protesters kick-off cyber warfare by bombarding against government officials' cell phones with text messages and calls.

In barring the labour groups from proposed strike, presiding judge took over government

Government desperate to break workers' ranks to abort planned strike

Passengers take to train rides over regular travel by bus to curb costs

Senator Sekibo reclaims his senatorial seat after re-run elections

Civil Defense corps deploys officers in anticipation of possible hijack of the subsidy protests by hoodlums

Christian association urges Christians to take charge of their personal security

A group of young Nigerians have petitioned the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) over the killing of two men protesting ...

National Industrial Court rules against labour's Monday strike

The extremist sect strikes again, killing many

Hafiz Ringim says his men were not involved in the killing of the protester

We bring you snippets of protests across major the country

The League body says matches will kick off as scheduled

The terrorist sect struck a day after its ultimatum to Christians expired

Critics accuse the president

Premium Times innovative story-board gives an insight into how the protest was in various cities.

Nigeria Labour Congress debunks reports that it is in dialogue with government to abandon planned protest

The administration is adopting high-handed tactics to rein in protesters and halt the nationwide unrest