Note from the Publisher — Dapo Olorunyomi
Dear friends of PT –
Nigeria faces dire economic challenges today, following the recent debacle in the global oil market, and the virtual collapse of its 2020 federal budget. Matters have become even more debilitating with the coronavirus pandemic.
As anxiety grows and…
Finally, Together On the Same Island, By Soji Akinkugbe
I hope that what we all get out of this isn’t just a time spent on our various social platforms – that is another form of isolation in itself – but, a sense of how we want to get engaged in…
A military court-martial for the troubled Nigerian Army major-general, Hakeem Otiki; Cash deposits and withdrawals from individual bank accounts are to attract additional charges which was effective from Wednesday and much more…

The Nigerian government arraigned persons it said were representatives of the Process and Industrial Development Company (P&ID) before…
That Mr Magashi became minister suggests the SSS, charged with vetting appointees to top positions, again failed to do its job well. Here is PREMIUM TIMES exclusive 19 days ago and the President is still yet to act.
As a top army officer holding command position, he abused public trust…
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Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje assented to a bill approving…
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) arrested Nigerian musician, Naira Marley, real name Afeez Fashola and Zlatan, real name Omoniyi Temidayo Raphael.
The fast-rising stars are being detained and questioned at the EFCC office in Lagos.
Naira Marley during a recent Instagram live session, urged Nigerians to pray for internet fraudsters (Yahoo boys) saying they are the reason money circulates to the common man.
He said: “All you guys, all the money in your pockets, all the money you spend, you think it’s the government that is making the money go round?”.