Privacy Policy
How D-Path to Jannah Media Hub collects, uses, safeguards, and respects your personal data across our website, editorial submissions, and Ask a Scholar service.
This Privacy Policy reflects the actual technical data practices implemented in the D2J Media Hub platform and aligns with the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023 principles. Formal sign-off by qualified legal counsel is recommended prior to commercial third-party analytics or newsletter integration.
1. Information We Collect
From the briefWe collect only the minimum personal information necessary to operate our publishing platform and respond to your submissions:
- Submit a Story Form (/submit): Your name, email address, phone/WhatsApp number (optional), campus/organisation affiliation (optional), story content, and source documentation.
- Ask a Scholar Form (/ask-a-scholar): Your question details, topic category, optional name, and contact email (used strictly for private scholarly follow-up or notification).
- Contact Form (/contact): Your name, email address, inquiry category, and message content.
- Editorial Authentication: For authorised editors, contributors, and scholars signing into the Editorial Dashboard, we use an encrypted, HTTP-only session cookie (
d2j_editorial_session).
2. Special Confidentiality for "Ask a Scholar" Submissions
Strict Privacy SafeguardWe recognise that questions submitted to our Ask a Scholar desk often involve sensitive personal, family, or spiritual circumstances. We enforce the following technical and editorial rules:
- Every question is stored in our database with the initial status
Private Submissionand is never automatically displayed on the public website. - Your contact email and private notes are stripped at the server layer from all public API responses and search indexes.
- If a question is marked Keep 100% private by the sender, it will never be adapted into a public Q&A article.
- Where the sender permits public adaptation for community benefit, editors remove all identifying names, locations, and personal details before a scholar-reviewed answer is published.
4. Your Rights Under the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA 2023)
Legal review requiredUnder the Nigeria Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023 and applicable data protection laws, you have the right to:
- Request access to any personal data you have submitted to us via our forms.
- Request correction or deletion of your private submission or contact details prior to publication.
- Withdraw consent for public adaptation of a story submission or anonymised Q&A.
To exercise any of these rights, please contact us through our Contact Us page (selecting Privacy or Data Request) or email privacy@d2jmediahub.com.
