The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
Confronted by false fire alarms, bird strikes, bad weather, and aviation fuel delays -compounded by specialised technical manpower constraints – Air Peace issues a formal apology to disrupted passengers while rolling out emergency recovery plans. For thousands of air travellers navigating terminal halls across Nigeria, the routine journey from departure lounge…
On September 1, inside the quiet coastal settlement of Bandar Kuhestak in southern Iran’s Sirik County, families gathered under the evening sky to celebrate a private wedding. In a region routinely shadowed by naval patrols, trade vessels, and strategic tension along the Strait of Hormuz, the gathering offered a brief, cherished space for music, laughter,…
For decades, the ghost worker phenomenon has hovered over public sector governance in Nigeria like an unyielding shadow. State treasuries across the federation have bled billions of naira through phantom personnel, double-dipping schemes, manual computational errors, and inflated wage bills that siphon critical funds away from public infrastructure and social welfare. Across successive political eras,…
For millions of Nigerian air travellers accustomed to the volatile rhythm of domestic aviation, the threat of grounded flights is rarely just an administrative inconvenience. It is an immediate disruption to business schedules, family reunions, medical emergencies, and interstate commerce. On Friday, the nation’s air transport grid stood on the edge of another major turbulence…
A perilous journey across the treacherous waters of the Atlantic Ocean has ended in devastating loss after Spanish emergency services intercepted a wooden vessel carrying dozens of exhausted survivors and the remains of those who perished during a gruelling, nearly month-long ordeal at sea. According to maritime reports and search-and-rescue agencies, as many as 83…
Across Yorubaland, thunder and lightning are rarely viewed as mere atmospheric friction or random meteorological luck. They carry a name, an aura, and an ancient reverence: Ṣangọ, the deity of thunder, justice, and fiery retribution. In traditional belief, when the sky erupts into blinding light and deafening roar, Ṣango is wielding his double-headed axe (Oṣe…
An unscripted moment inside the tunnel before a high-stakes fixture often reveals more about a player’s future than ninety minutes of polished tactical execution. Long before the stadium lights illuminate the turf and tens of thousands of voices begin their rhythmic chanting, Jude Bellingham can usually be seen standing near the doorway leading to the…
The question is no longer whether artificial intelligence has arrived in Nigeria. It has. AI tools are already within reach of Nigerian students, entrepreneurs, professionals, businesses and public institutions. The more difficult question is what happens after the technology arrives. Does it actually change how people work? Does it make businesses more productive? Can it…