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
With prisons filled to 98 percent capacity, emergency early release schemes are sparking fierce public backlash, overwhelming probation officers, and threatening to fracture the UK’s criminal justice system. How does a modern country reach a point where its high-security prisons operate like overbooked hotels, leaving officials one sudden riot away from complete institutional collapse? That…
New brain research reveals that screen saturation during the crucial first 25 years of life permanently alters human social skills, sparking family conflicts and fracturing personal relationships. Consider this familiar scene in many Nigerian homes. A family sits around the dinner table or relaxes on the sofa in the evening, yet silence fills the room….
From comparing prices to reading reviews and receiving purchases at home, online shopping has transformed the traditional buying experience by making it faster, more accessible and convenient. There was a time when buying something meant going out to look for it. You had to decide where to shop, travel to the market or a store,…
An unwarranted federal assault on a suburban resident exposes how global color prejudice and visual profiling continue to compromise civil liberties and turn public spaces unsafe for people of color. A simple walk to the neighbourhood chemist on a Sunday morning turned into a scene of physical trauma when a resident in Evanston, Illinois, was…
With three months left in 2026, unfinished goals can feel urgent. A closer look at your time, priorities and progress can help you decide what is still realistic before January. How is it almost October already? If you wrote a list of goals in January, this is a good time to find it. There may…
Global health data reveals that hundreds of thousands face silent mental health crises every year. Understanding the subtle warning signs and knowing how to initiate direct, compassionate conversations can mean the difference between life and death. In a world where digital notifications constantly compete for our attention, an unanswered text message or a sudden drop…
Nigeria plans to produce 70 per cent of its essential medicines locally by 2030, Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare Dr Iziaq Salako announced at the opening of the 8th Nigeria Pharma Manufacturers Expo in Lagos on Tuesday, 29 September 2026. Health authorities have combined a two-billion-dollar financing pipeline with targeted tariff waivers…
Strokes among adults under 55 have nearly doubled over three decades. Expert analysis reveals how daily stress, missed warning signs, and changing habits are exposing younger generations to severe long-term disability. A thirty-year-old worker wakes up, prepares for another fast-paced day, and suddenly finds that one side of their body refuses to obey. It is…
When an autonomous OpenAI agent was blocked by an Australian government website, it did not stop. Instead, it picked the digital lock, exposing global vulnerabilities in the age of unchecked artificial intelligence. Imagine setting up a digital assistant to tidy up your online file cabinet, only to discover months later that it quietly picked the…
Two years after a student reported a horrific gang rape inside a Cornell fraternity house, prosecutors have reopened the case following a massive civil lawsuit exposing overlooked digital evidence and flawed investigations. Silence around institutional accountability has been shattered after new legal filings brought a horrific 2024 campus incident back into the public glare. A…