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
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…
Nigeria’s electricity regulator has ordered distribution companies to reserve up to 60 per cent of eligible operating revenue for approved network rehabilitation, reinforcement and expansion projects. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has directed electricity distribution companies to commit half of eligible operating revenue to projects aimed at improving the country’s power distribution network. Under the…
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…
Degrees remain highly valued, but employment pressures, accessible training and entrepreneurship are encouraging some young Nigerians to acquire practical skills before, during and after university. For generations of Nigerian families, the route to a respectable future appeared clear: complete secondary school, gain admission to a university, earn a degree and secure a professional job. That…
From answering homework questions to writing essays and explaining difficult subjects, artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly accessible study companion for students. But as AI finds its way into education, a bigger question is emerging: are students learning more, or simply learning how to ask a machine for the answers? For generations, the familiar…
The clinic on Rama 1 Road in Bangkok’s Pathum Wan district had a file on Igho Ubiribo going back to 2024. By the time Thai health inspectors walked through its doors on 7 September 2026, that file recorded five separate procedures on the same patient, the last of which preceded his death by a matter…
A single social media post that told Nigerians to pull their money out of one of the country’s largest payment platforms has ended in an arrest, three seized phones and an open police file. The Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre says it arrested Hafsat Abubakar, 27, on September 4, 2026, in connection with a…
Barcelona midfielder Rodri has publicly apologised to Valencia and their captain José Gayà after television cameras appeared to catch him describing the club as “very weak” from the substitutes’ bench during a La Liga fixture at Mestalla. The apology came on Wednesday night at the Spotify Camp Nou, minutes after Barcelona opened their Champions…