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The ex-officials also spoke on how to eradicate overcrowding in Nigeria's prisons

The former president also narrated the numerous accidents that have so far defined his life.

Polytechnics’ annual enrollment has fallen to 40,000, against universities’ 1.5 million, the president of Polytechnic lecturers’ union says.

The Nigerian surgeon spoke on funding, brain drain, medical tourism, and other issues affecting the country's health sector.

The Catholic cleric spoke on insecurity, controversial 'church' governance code, and other crucial national issues.

The ASUU chairman spoke on the crisis in the institution and the stance of the lecturers.

The talented actor opens up on his career and marriage in an interview with PREMIUM TIMES.

The Country Manager of Google talks about the online giant in Africa's biggest market.

"I would have gotten the cabinet in place before my inauguration, so that we would really hit the ground running."

The top actress speaks exclusively to PREMIUM TIMES about how she found lumps in her breast.

"I cannot force Oyo or any of these states that have financial hardship to pay you(resident doctors), we can only ...

The American diplomat spoke about President Muhmamadu Buhari, the corruption, Boko Haram, South Africa and other pertinent issues.

A campaigner says the government has failed to protect victims of witchunting.

The American University of Nigeria marked its 11th Founder's Day on November 19.

"When George W. Bush was president, he did more for Africa and Africans than President Bill Clinton ..."

Mr. Saraki says he does not know how much he is worth.

"What worries us in the short term is not that the currency has been devalued by as much as it ...

"...It’s not I or Tiwa Savage. It could be Tiwa Savage and I.”

"We should not always, on the basis of security, prevent people from practising the very basic and fundamental right to ...

The first lady says she is happy the administration has started fulfilling its campaign promises.

Sola David-Borha speaks on PPPs, changes in government policies, her bank's SME programmes and others.

Cairo Ojougboh also advised President Muhammadu Buhari to run a unity government.

The presidential adviser spoke on the arrested judges, ex-NSA Sambo Dasuki, allegedly corrupt presidential aides and so on.

“One would be shocked there were Mines Officers forging all manner of receipts to collect royalties on behalf of government”.

PREMIUM TIMES has obtained an audio of the interview granted by the first lady to the BBC.