The recognition marks a significant milestone for Nigerian journalism, with Mr Olawoyin and Ms Ogunrinde becoming the first Nigerian journalists to reach the top three of the African Investigative Journalist of the Year Award. The post PREMIUM TIMES journalists shine at African Investigative Journal
[Premium Times] An Edo commissioner has accused the UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch of distorting the history of slavery by shifting blame to African kingdoms while defending Britain's refusal to apologise or pay reparations.
Bola Tinubu, President of Nigeria, and Goodluck Jonathan, former President, will lead an array of prominent Nigerian and international dignitaries, read more Tinubu, Jonathan lead global dignitaries to unveil Buhari biography
[allAfrica] Geneva -- The UN Refugee Agency, UNHCR, warned on Tuesday of a deepening crisis that has caused tens of thousands of people to flee from Nigeria to neighbouring Niger and Benin, where problems of malnutrition and disease are surfacing.
[Daily Trust] Nigeria has installed capacity to produce between 450,000 and 500,000 vehicles annually, against domestic demand of up to 450,000, but actual production remains significantly below capacity, the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) has said.
Nigeria’s telecommunications industry is facing mounting questions over the quality of its services as 44,678 fibre-optic cable cuts recorded in the first nine months of 2026, compensation to 75 million subscribers and a growing legal battle between operators and lawmakers expose the structural prob
Nigeria’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are showing strong demand for integrated digital payment and business management... read more Only 29% of Nigerian SMEs use integrated business payment platforms – Visa
The Senate recently listed Abia among states yet to transmit their resolutions on the matter. The post Abia says assembly passed state police bill, dismisses contrary reports appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
17 media and civil society organisations have condemned the remand of investigative journalist Daniel Ojukwu over reports questioning public spending, demanding his immediate release and an end to the criminalisation of investigative journalism. The post CSOs condemn remand of journalist Daniel Ojuk
The girls started vomiting after eating oranges brought in by a fellow pupil - police are travelling to the village they came from.