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
More than three years after the failure of the portal meant to show Nigerians their votes in real time, a former senior official of the Independent National Electoral Commission has offered a fresh account of what went wrong, saying the commission’s digital systems came under sustained cyberattacks during the 2023 presidential election even as he…
Private school proprietors across Nigeria have defended tuition and operational fee increases of up to 30 per cent ahead of the new academic term, citing punishing spikes in logistics, commercial energy tariffs, and food prices. The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) and independent operators maintain that these upward adjustments are unavoidable measures…
The Federal Government has announced that Nigerian tertiary students and public senior secondary learners will receive 100 megabytes of free daily data starting on the first of October to aid digital learning and academic research. Unveiled by the Federal Ministry of Education in collaboration with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and major mobile network operators,…
Nigeria is once again staring at the seductive side of the oil business. Brent crude has surged to about $105.21 a barrel, more than four per cent above the previous day’s $100.57, as escalating conflict involving Iran and growing uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz threaten global energy supplies. The strategic waterway normally carries…
Behind polished product photographs are messages, packaging, delivery coordination and complaint management, often handled by one person working to make a small online business appear effortless. The finished photograph gives little away. A dress hangs neatly against a clean background. The lighting is flattering, the caption is confident, and the order instructions appear simple. To…
Emerging research reveals that the mouth serves as the primary gatekeeper for gut health, where dietary choices and beneficial oral bacteria work together to regulate digestion, inflammation, and cardiovascular wellness. Â When scientists peer through high-powered microscopes into the human mouth, they see more than teeth, gums, and saliva. They encounter a bustling, microscopic metropolis…
In a country where Christianity and Islam shape much of public life, Nigerians who reject belief in God remain a small but real and often misunderstood minority. In Nigeria, asking someone about their religion is often as ordinary as asking where they work or which part of the country they are from. The expected answers…
As federal audit queries reveal multi-billion Naira discrepancies in poverty alleviation payments, an independent expert probe vows to follow the digital money trail to discover whether Nigeria’s poorest ever received their promised relief. Consider the basic mathematics of survival in contemporary Nigeria. When a family’s daily meal ticket, bus fares, and domestic power expenses multiply…
Across the world, road travel can create memories, connection and adventure. In Nigeria, insecurity is changing that experience, turning ordinary journeys into calculations about safety, routes and survival. There is something deeply human about travelling by road. A family gets into a car. Bags are packed. Someone checks the route. Children ask how long remains….
Nigeria’s downstream petroleum sector remains the defining crucible of its political economy. Since the abrupt May 2023 declaration that “subsidy is gone,” the compounding shocks of fuel price surges, hyperinflation, and currency devaluation have dominated national discourse. As political actors position themselves for the 2027 general elections, the debate over petrol pricing has re-emerged as…