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
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Ada stands at the whiteboard in front of eleven colleagues, marker uncapped, the sharp chemical smell of dry-erase ink cutting through the conference room air, and the word she needs, the word she knows, is gone. Her free hand finds the hem of her blazer and twists it slowly, a private anchor while heat rises…
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s health sector have identified a lack of effective leadership and management as the primary obstacle to improving national health outcomes. During a series of workshops in Yola, Sokoto, and Ilorin, experts argued that technical skill is secondary to governance in the quest for a functional system. The UNICEF-led initiative, “Enhancing Leadership, Governance…
You dread your period now. Not because of cramps, but because of what comes with them. Soaking through a pad and a tampon within an hour. Passing clots the size of a coin. Planning your week around proximity to a bathroom. Feeling completely wiped out by day two, not from pain but from blood loss….
The World Health Organisation faces a $1.9 billion budget deficit following the formal withdrawal of the United States this January. President Donald Trump initiated the exit a year ago, ending nearly eight decades of American financial leadership. Washington previously provided up to 22 per cent of the agency’s budget, a loss that now threatens global…
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has reported 109 deaths from Lassa fever in the first nine weeks of 2026, with a case fatality rate (CFR) of 23.2 per cent — significantly higher than the 18.7 per cent recorded during the same period in 2025. Between Week 1 and Week 9 of…
Niger State faces an imminent risk of a polio outbreak following a surge in cases across five neighbouring states. Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed, a specialist with UNICEF’s Kaduna Field Office, issued the warning during a strategic review in Minna over the weekend. He noted that high prevalence in Bauchi, Kebbi, Kwara, Zamfara, and Sokoto makes Niger…
Ebonyi State’s public health infrastructure has suffered a crippling blow. A massive fire gutted the central cold store of the State Ministry of Health in the early hours of Friday, incinerating hundreds of millions of naira worth of life-saving vaccines and medical equipment. The blaze occurred at Block 5, Centenary City in Abakaliki, destroying the…
Tertiary education in Nigeria remains a high-risk environment for women. A new national survey has revealed that 70% of female students and 30% of male students have suffered at least one form of gender-based violence (GBV) on campus. These figures emerged from the National Campus Climate Baseline Survey, conducted across 12 universities spanning all six…
Healthcare professionals under the banner of the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) and the Assembly of Healthcare Professional Associations have converged on the National Assembly today, Thursday, March 26. The national protest aims to halt the “Health Sector Executive Bills 2026,” a legislative package unions claim threatens the professional autonomy and welfare of non-physician health…
Nigeria recorded a historic 440,000 tuberculosis (TB) cases in 2025, a massive leap from the 138,591 cases reported just five years ago. Speaking in Abuja to mark World TB Day 2026, the Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Iziaq Salako, attributed this surge not to an outbreak, but to a radical expansion of…