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
The White House has begun running its own round-the-clock video channel, “Trump TV: The Essentials Station,” on the same day three major news organisations sued the administration over their exclusion from the presidential complex and the networks that normally film the president suspended their shared coverage. The channel went live on Monday, 21 September,…
As rents and transport costs rise, workers living far from their jobs are discovering that a cheaper home can demand more money, time and energy elsewhere. A lower annual rent can look like a victory until the daily journey to work begins. The flat may offer more space. The neighbourhood may be quieter, and the…
Despite a 0-4 loss to Morocco in the Davis Cup World Group II, the Nigeria Tennis Federation vows to deepen grassroots reforms following a historic 30-year high. A thirty-year waiting game ended on the hard courts of Lagos in February 2026, when Nigeria’s national men’s tennis team achieved what an entire generation of players had…
As 925 newly trained Borno State Forest Guards graduate from Buni Yadi, Operation Hadin Kai deploys local terrain experts to strip terrorists of their woodland hideouts and reshape regional counter-insurgency tactics. A fundamental shift is underway in the dense, treacherous woodlands of North-East Nigeria. For years, thick forest cover offered dangerous insurgents an ideal sanctuary,…
Obstructive sleep apnea starves the body of oxygen dozens of times a night. Discover the science of positional therapy and how head alignment keeps airways open without heavy machinery. Every night across millions of households, a familiar scenario plays out behind closed doors. A spouse lies awake listening to their partner’s heavy, uneven breathing. The…
The Joint National Public Service Negotiating Council (JNPSNC), Trade Union Side, wants the Federal Government to act by September 30, 2026, demanding, among other measures, a reduction of petrol to ₦500 per litre, an immediate wage award, higher salaries and allowances and the commencement of negotiations for a new national minimum wage ahead of January…
The Central Bank of Nigeria is unlikely to cut its benchmark interest rate this week despite three straight months of slowing inflation, as rising crude oil and petrol prices cloud the outlook, United Capital Research has said. The firm’s assessment comes as the Monetary Policy Committee opens its two day meeting in Abuja on Monday,…
Aliko Dangote says his group intends to invest more than 10 billion dollars in Africa’s power sector over the next three to four years, and may cancel one or two planned businesses, including steel, to free up the money. The president of Dangote Industries Limited made the disclosure in an interview with Al Jazeera…
Teachers trained in Nigeria can no longer apply for Qualified Teacher Status in England through the United Kingdom’s dedicated overseas teacher route, following a change the UK Department for Education says took effect on 9 September 2026. The department dropped Nigeria and Ghana from the list of countries whose teachers may use the “apply for…
Former Senate President Pius Anyim has argued that the All Progressives Congress should not be held responsible for the South-East’s failure to produce a Nigerian president since 1999, placing the blame instead on the Peoples Democratic Party’s refusal to zone its ticket to the region. Anyim made the case on Arise TV’s Prime Time…