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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
Nigeria’s formal remittance inflows climbed to a record $947 million in July 2026, bringing the country within $53 million of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s monthly $1 billion target and highlighting a sharp increase in the amount of diaspora money entering through official channels. The latest figure, disclosed by the CBN, is the highest monthly…
The proposal by a pro President Bola Tinubu support group for Peter Obi to withdraw from the 2027 presidential race and support the incumbent has opened a larger question about the political arithmetic of the Southeast, and whether an alliance between the region and the Southwest can realistically alter the succession calculations ahead of…
Barcelona’s late move for Gabriel Jesus has turned a once stalled Arsenal career into one of the most intriguing transfers of the summer, but the reported €10 million agreement is about more than a change of clubs. The 29 year old Brazilian is expected to undergo a medical on Monday after Barcelona and Arsenal reached…
The Department of State Services’ reported decision to seek a pause in the cybercrime prosecution of African Action Congress presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore until after the 2027 election has reopened a legal and political question that goes beyond one defendant: what happens to a criminal case when the accused is also an opposition presidential…
President Bola Tinubu’s three week European leave has arrived at a politically significant moment, with the 2027 presidential campaign already underway and the constitutional question of how presidential powers are handled during a vacation once again relevant to public scrutiny. Tinubu left Abuja on Sunday, August 30, for a three week annual leave, with London,…
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board has opened another registration window for Nigerians seeking business and technical qualifications, but the significance of the 2026 November/December examinations extends beyond the September deadline. At a time when government and development partners are placing renewed emphasis on technical and vocational education, the growing attention to NABTEB raises…
A body of water that has carried the same name for centuries has become the newest front in the deepening quarrel between the United States and Canada, after President Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as “Lake America” in American federal records. The order, signed at the Oval Office on Thursday,…
Chelsea have added a World Cup winner to their squad, completing the signing of Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez from Aston Villa in a move that says as much about the club’s long unsettled goalkeeping department as it does about the player’s decorated record. The 33-year-old, who turns 34 in early September, has agreed a…
A proposed law to place every foreign grant entering Nigeria under a single new regulator has hardened into one of the sharpest civil liberties disputes of the current National Assembly, with rights advocates now threatening to go to court if the bill becomes law. The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, and the Nigerian…
Fresh figures from Nigeria’s health authorities have laid bare the scale of a diphtheria outbreak that began almost four years ago and still refuses to end, with the overwhelming majority of victims turning out to be children who never received a single vaccine against a disease that is entirely preventable. The Director General of the…