This study examined the relationship between exchange rate fluctuation and export performance in Nigeria using data from 1980 to 2024which was estimated with the Autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model and error correction framework. The findings showed that in the long-run Read More …
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WORK-LIFE BALANCE PRACTICES AND EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION IN NIGERIAN PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITY
The study investigated work-life balance practices and employee job satisfaction in public universities in Delta State, Nigeria. It specifically examined the influence of Institutional Role Conflict (IRC), Supportive Supervisory Culture (SSC), and Digital Work Intrusion (DWI) on employee job satisfaction. Read More …
DETERMINANTS OF DIGITAL STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN MANUFACTURING FIRMS: EVIDENCE FROM LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA
Digital transformation has become essential for manufacturing firms seeking operational efficiency, strategic alignment, and competitive advantage. In Lagos State, Nigeria, many firms face challenges in implementing digital strategic management practices due to variations in technological capabilities, leadership commitment, workforce digital Read More …
TIKTOK USE, MONETIZATION AND OBJECTIFICATION AMONG FEMALE UNDERGRADUATES IN ANAMBRA STATE
The increasing popularity of TikTok has transformed social media participation by integrating content creation with monetization opportunities. While these opportunities promote digital entrepreneurship, concerns have emerged regarding their influence on content creation, objectification, and the psychological well-being of female users. Read More …
Understanding James O. Kievit’s Contributions to contemporary defence and strategic studies; Ideas, Influence, and Legacy.
Contemporary defence studies have undergone substantial transformation in response to the complex and multidimensional security challenges that define the twenty-first century security environment. This article examines the scholarly and strategic contributions of James O. Kievit, a United States Army officer Read More …
Transnational Anchoring, Gender Renegotiation, and Diaspora Family Life Architecture Among Nigerian Immigrants in the United Kingdom, United States, and Canada: Implications for Social Work Education and Practice
This paper examines transnational family practices and gender role renegotiation among Nigerian immigrant families in the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US), and Canada, drawing on a mixed-methods study comprising survey data from 150 respondents and qualitative thematic analysis Read More …
Psychological Distress, Economic Pressure, and Sexual Risk behavior Among Young People Living with HIV in Northwestern Nigeria: A Mixed-Methods Study
The persistence of sexual risk behavior among young people living with HIV (YPLHIV) even after diagnosis and enrollment in care represents a critical public health paradox in Nigeria. Although multi-level determinants of such behavior are widely acknowledged, the specific contributions Read More …
The Impact of Insecurity on Industrialization and Economic Development in Nigeria
Insecurity in Nigeria has expanded beyond localized conflict to become a structural constraint on industrialization and economic development. This study examines how terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and ethno-religious violence affect industrial output, investment flows, and human capital utilization. Using a mixed-methods Read More …
