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Fondé: 2011
Propriété
Premium Times est un journal en ligne nigérian lancé en 2011 et détenu et exploité par Premium Times Services Limited, cofondé par le journaliste d'investigation vétéran Dapo Olorunyomi, qui est éditeur et PDG. Il est étroitement lié à son organisme sans but lucratif affilié, le Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism / Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (PTCIJ / CJID).
Financement
Financé par la publicité, les abonnements et, de manière significative, les subventions de fondations internationales et de donateurs de la liberté de la presse. Son bras à but non lucratif a reçu le soutien d'organismes tels que la Fondation MacArthur et Luminate pour financer les reportages d'investigation et de responsabilisation.
Affiliation et orientation
Un journal d'investigation axé sur la responsabilité sans propriété partielle ou gouvernementale; ses reportages ont exposé à plusieurs reprises la corruption et ont fait l'objet de pressions de la part des autorités nigérianes.
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Factualité
82/100
Objectivité
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Articles
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Coupe du monde: Messi bat le record du score, l'Algérie survit, mais la Jordanie est éliminée
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Coupe du monde 2026, Jour 8: Joie pour le Mexique et le Canada malgré une blessure horrible
Les prix du pétrole ont légèrement augmenté en raison des nouvelles tensions au Moyen-Orient et du retard des livraisons dans le détroit d'Ormuz.
L'armée sauve huit victimes d'enlèvement, arrête 39 trafiquants présumés de drogue Officiel
World Cup: Argentina conquer Jordan as Austria, Algeria share six-goal thriller
L'épidémie d'Ebola en RD Congo dépasse les 1 000 cas, fait 254 morts
La police arrête un homme pour le meurtre présumé d'un amant marié à Anambra
Shettima, Sanwo-Olu, Oyedele proposent Lagos comme centre d'investissement de premier plan
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Obi to Nigerians: Don’t lose faith in electoral process
Presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Obi, addressed Nigerians during a visit to voter registration centers in Anambra State, urging them not to lose faith in the electoral process after the 2023 general elections. He emphasized the importance of registering for the 2027 elections and highlighted voting as a civic duty essential for selecting leaders who can improve education, healthcare, and employment. Obi acknowledged concerns that votes may not count but reassured citizens that their participation remains crucial for national progress. He also expressed confidence in the judiciary's ability to uphold justice following his party's appeal against a recent court ruling.
Kano Pillars appoint Ogunmodede as Technical Adviser
Kano Pillars Football Club has appointed Daniel Ogunmodede, known as 'Ijaball,' as their new Technical Adviser ahead of the 2026/2027 Nigeria Premier League season. The club announced the decision through a statement released by its Media Director, Isma'eel Tangalashi, highlighting the move as part of a broader restructuring effort to enhance the technical staff and improve team performance in domestic and continental competitions. Ogunmodede replaces Muhammad Babaganaru, who previously held the position. Kano Pillars concluded the previous season in 15th place with 48 points from 38 matches. The appointment aims to reposition the club as a stronger contender in the Nigerian Premier Football League.
Fire breaks out at fuel terminal in Lagos
A fire broke out at the Bono Energy Terminal in Lagos, Nigeria, on Friday, prompting an emergency response from the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service (LSFRS). The incident occurred along the Apapa-Oworonshoki Expressway, though the cause remains under investigation. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading to nearby facilities. No casualties or damage details have been reported yet. The location is known for its concentration of petroleum storage facilities, highlighting the importance of swift emergency action to mitigate risks to life, property, and the environment.
Nigeria moves closer to eliminating trachoma as only 11 LGAs remain- official
Nigeria has made significant progress toward eliminating trachoma, a major cause of infectious blindness, with only 11 of its 134 previously endemic local government areas (LGAs) still needing to meet elimination criteria. The Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare reported over 85% progress toward this goal, having completed mass drug administration in 116 LGAs and performed more than 100,000 surgeries to address trachoma-related complications. Officials emphasized the importance of environmental sanitation and ongoing surveillance to prevent resurgence. However, challenges such as insecurity in regions like Borno State hinder efforts to fully eliminate the disease in the remaining LGAs.
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Tinubu hails Nasarawa Polytechnic for excellence in technical education
President Bola Tinubu praised the Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa, for its achievements in technical education during the institution's 11th convocation ceremony. He highlighted the introduction of new programs such as renewable energy technology, artificial intelligence, and mechatronics engineering, along with the creation of a Skills Innovation Hub. Tinubu emphasized the importance of technical education for Nigeria's economic growth and announced plans for N50 billion in graduate entrepreneurship loans by 2026. He encouraged the polytechnic to leverage Nasarawa's mineral resources for research and innovation and urged the inclusion of civic education and national values in students' training. Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State reiterated the state government's commitment to technical education, citing initiatives like the Wing Commander Ibrahim Abdullahi Vocational and Technology Institute.
Nigerian gov’t launches e-cooking initiative to accelerate clean energy transition
The Nigerian federal government has launched an initiative to integrate electric cooking (e-cooking) into its Clean Cooking Policy Implementation Plan, aiming to expand access to clean energy, reduce emissions, and support climate goals. The initiative was introduced during a workshop organized by the Federal Ministry of Environment in collaboration with international partners. Officials emphasized that e-cooking, powered by grid, mini-grid, solar, and renewable energy systems, offers environmental, economic, and health benefits by replacing traditional biomass fuels like firewood and charcoal. The move aligns with Nigeria’s broader energy transition plan and its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) under the Paris Agreement, seeking to reduce emissions in the residential energy sector.
Les groupes de sécurité OPC, Agbekoya et SWest font pression sur le gouvernement fédéral d'Oyo pour les enlèvements.
Le Southwest Security Stakeholders Group (SSSG), une coalition de 14 organisations axées sur la sécurité, a exigé une action immédiate du gouvernement fédéral et du gouvernement de l'État d'Oyo pour obtenir la libération des personnes enlevées dans l'État d'Oyo. Le groupe a souligné deux enlèvements récents: Kuburat Omowumi et son fils à Igbope, et 42 étudiants et enseignants à Ahoro-Esinele. Ils ont critiqué le gouvernement et les agences de sécurité pour avoir échoué à résoudre ces cas rapidement et ont appelé à une allocation accrue des ressources, une meilleure coordination et à résoudre les problèmes sous-jacents tels que la pauvreté et le chômage. Le SSSG a souligné l'impact de ces crimes sur l'éducation et la stabilité de la communauté, appelant à une stratégie de sécurité globale impliquant plusieurs niveaux de gouvernance.
Insecurity: Enugu residents raise concerns about escalating number of destitute, homeless children.
Residents and security stakeholders in Enugu State, Nigeria, have raised concerns about an increasing number of homeless and destitute children and adults gathering at motor parks and other locations across the region. These gatherings have sparked worries about potential criminal activity linked to these vulnerable populations. During a town hall meeting organized by the Enugu Metropolis Area Command, various community leaders, religious figures, and government officials discussed security challenges, including the need for increased police presence in certain areas and the restoration of specialized units like the Distress Response Squad. Stakeholders also emphasized the importance of collaboration between security agencies and local market authorities to address crime. The Commissioner of Police in Enugu State, Mamman Giwa, acknowledged these concerns and outlined ongoing efforts to enhance security through partnerships with the public and other agencies.
PZ Cussons releases full year results, records N260.46bn revenue
PZ Cussons, a Nigerian manufacturer of personal healthcare products and consumer goods, reported a revenue of N260.46 billion for the 2026 financial year, marking a 22% increase from N212.63 billion in the same period in 2025. The company also saw a significant rise in profitability, growing from N10.07 billion to N49.10 billion—a 388% increase. While cost of sales improved slightly due to better product mix and supply chain efficiency, marketing and administrative expenses rose substantially. CEO Oghale Elueni attributed the growth to brand strength, operational discipline, and strategic investments, while noting the company's improved financial position and confidence in future performance despite ongoing economic challenges.
2027: Le député d'Ondo fait l'éloge de Tinubu, ministre de l'Intérieur pour le ticket de l'APC, et promet une représentation percutante
Ayodele Adefiranye, représentant la circonscription fédérale d'Ileoluji/Okeigbo et d'Odigbo, a exprimé sa gratitude à la direction de l'All Progressives Congress (APC), en particulier au président Bola Tinubu et au ministre de l'Intérieur Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, pour avoir soutenu sa candidature à l'élection de la Chambre des représentants de 2027. Il a attribué son succès à la grâce divine, au soutien collectif et à la confiance que lui ont accordée les électeurs. Adefiranye a souligné que sa victoire était une réalisation partagée reflétant les aspirations de sa communauté et a reconnu les contributions des membres du parti, des dirigeants traditionnels et des partisans. Il a promis de réaliser des projets de développement et des avantages démocratiques, réaffirmant son engagement à servir avec transparence et intégrité.
Abia, Anambra commit to peaceful resolution of boundary disputes
The governments of Anambra and Abia states in Nigeria have pledged to resolve their longstanding boundary dispute through peaceful means. The meeting in Awka brought together officials from both states, representatives of the National Boundary Commission (NBC), traditional leaders, and other stakeholders to discuss a framework for resolution. Onyeka Ibezim, Deputy Governor of Anambra, emphasized the importance of constitutional processes and dialogue, noting that unresolved boundary issues affect residents' identities and livelihoods. He expressed confidence in the NBC's ongoing review process, which aims to finalize the demarcation of the shared border. The NBC's Director-General, Adamu Adaji, highlighted progress made in tracing 15 kilometers of the 23-kilometer boundary and reiterated the commission's commitment to resolving the remaining portion. Representatives from both states praised the collaborative approach and stressed the shared cultural ties between the regions.
Motorist says police freed him after he mentioned VDM’s name
A motorist named Livinus Nwosu claims that Nigerian police in Benin, Edo State, released him after he mentioned the name of social media personality Martins Vincent Otse, known as VeryDarkMan (VDM). Nwosu shared the incident in a Facebook video, stating that police initially detained him for allegedly violating tinted glass permit regulations but later let him go after he disclosed his connection to VDM. The police spokesperson, Eno Ikoedem, did not respond to attempts to confirm the claim. Nwosu presented his vehicle documents and tinted permit, arguing that the police's actions were unjustified and possibly motivated by extortion. His account highlights ongoing controversy around the police force's enforcement of tinted glass permit policies, which some critics argue amount to financial exploitation.
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