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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
With annual diagnoses jumping over 31% and striking Nigerians as young as 18 with aggressive speed, experts warn that toxic exposures, screening gaps, and crippling costs are fueling a youth epidemic. A quiet crisis is unfolding across Nigerian cities and towns, operating far away from the dramatic headlines of infectious disease outbreaks. Inside the consultation…
As millions of AI-powered smart glasses roll out globally, secret recording technology is entering everyday life – leaving commuters, venues, and privacy advocates fighting back against invisible lenses. Imagine stepping onto a crowded BRT bus at Oshodi after an exhausting day at work. You find a standing spot, hold the overhead rail, and lock eyes…
Forests and trees support the livelihoods of more than five billion people worldwide, yet their contribution to food security and nutrition is still largely missing from national statistics and policy planning, according to a new report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. The report, titled “Forests for Food: Nourishing…
An investigative look at rising ectopic pregnancy fatalities reveals how legal restrictions and institutional gaps are turning routine first-trimester medical emergencies into preventable tragedies. When a tiny spark of life misses its home, it can quietly become a ticking time bomb inside the human body. Picture walking through a hospital corridor with pain slicing through…
Once dismissed by elders and chased away by security, a determined group of Lagos street skaters turned late-night practice into a global movement, building a sanctuary for Nigeria’s youth. Late into the night, in an apartment block in Lagos, a seventeen-year-old teenager crept outside into the dark. He carried a wooden board mounted on four…
The House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts has reopened one of the most familiar battlegrounds in Nigerian public finance, summoning the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) and 146 downstream petroleum marketing firms to account for ₦432.07 billion in unpaid regulatory obligations. The disputed liabilities, tracked in successive annual reports by the Auditor-General for…
As global trade disputes and geopolitical volatility disrupt traditional alliances, the European Union signals a historic shift by backing a proposed ‘associate membership’ framework for Canada to fortify shared democratic and economic security. As traditional geopolitical alliances undergo unprecedented strain, a landmark proposal emerging from Strasbourg could redefine international diplomacy. The European Union has…
The Nigeria Police Force will gather its senior commanders in Owerri, Imo State, from 21 to 23 September for a retreat devoted largely to how the country’s next elections will be policed, a signal that security planning for the 2027 general elections has begun in earnest more than a year before Nigerians return to the…
American filmmaker Tyler Perry has explained that the financial and emotional consequences of divorce, rather than marriage itself, are behind his decision to remain unmarried. American filmmaker Tyler Perry has explained why he has chosen not to marry, saying his concern centres more on the consequences of divorce than marriage itself. Perry said he had…
A worsening water shortage linked to El Niño is forcing Panama to restrict traffic through its vital canal, threatening longer delays and higher costs across global shipping. The Panama Canal is preparing for another reduction in daily ship traffic as worsening drought threatens the freshwater system that keeps one of the world’s busiest maritime shortcuts…