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
Examine the profound moral dilemma at the heart of the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, where the legal defence of postpartum psychosis collides with the absolute, unyielding right to life for innocent children. When a high-profile criminal case unravels in an agonising courtroom deadlock, media narratives almost inevitably gravitate toward the living—their visible suffering, their psychological…
As migration becomes more visible, japa culture is influencing how some Nigerians choose careers, fund education, measure progress and imagine where their futures should unfold. The question is no longer unusual at Nigerian family gatherings, university campuses or workplaces: who is leaving next? One person is preparing for an English language test, another is applying…
New York Fashion Week’s Spring/Summer 2027 season begins with a packed schedule featuring established American labels, emerging designers and major creative debuts. New York Fashion Week (NYFW) has returned to New York City, opening its Spring/Summer 2027 season with a packed programme of runway shows, presentations and fashion events that place both established names and…
Social media is helping Nigerian apprentices find trainers, expand their knowledge and build customer networks, but online visibility cannot replace supervised practice and genuine competence. For generations, learning a trade in Nigeria usually began with physical proximity. An apprentice entered a workshop, salon, shop or kitchen and watched an experienced worker closely. Knowledge passed…
As executive agencies in Washington execute an unprecedented push to harvest sensitive patient files from hospitals and insurers, legal experts warn that modern state surveillance is breaking down the historic firewall of medical confidentiality. For decades, the most guarded frontier of personal liberty in Western democracy was not a citizen’s bank account or private…
For decades, Nollywood operated on a simple formula: make films quickly, keep production costs low and get them into the hands of as many viewers as possible. It was an industry built on resourcefulness. Long before international streaming platforms began competing for African audiences, Nigerian filmmakers were producing hundreds of movies every year, often with…
Standfirst: Apple has unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, new Apple Watch models and AirPods 5 at its September product event. Apple has unveiled its first-ever foldable iPhone as the technology giant introduced a new generation of devices at its September product launch on Wednesday….
Nigeria’s merchandise trade position may have strengthened dramatically, but beneath the headline surplus lies a troubling warning: the country is still struggling to build a diversified export economy. The latest trade figures from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) show that Nigeria recorded a merchandise trade surplus of N12.60 trillion in the second quarter of…
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,…
Nigeria’s short-term money market recorded renewed pressure on liquidity after recent Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) operations reduced available cash in the banking system, pushing the overnight lending rate higher. The overnight rate, which measures the cost banks pay to borrow funds from one another for very short periods, rose to 22.20 per cent,…