By: Josephine Olamide Ekanem

Published: January 28, 2025

This research examined parastatals and business enterprises in Nigeria with a view to establishing if the Nigerian government needs to be involved in business or productive ventures. The emerging popularity of state capitalism begs for continuous involvement of the Nigeria government in the establishment of enterprises. However, past experiences point...

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By: Kelechi Godwin Eze

Published: January 28, 2025

This study explores the complex relationship between Environmental issues and Corporate Financial Reporting. It delves into the challenges companies encounter in quantifying and disclosing their environmental impact within financial statements. Regulatory requirements, stakeholder demands, and the evolving landscape of sustainable finance shape this discourse. It also seeks to examine the...

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By: Abdulrahman Yusuf Mohammed

Published: January 28, 2025

Cloud accounting is an important development direction of the new generation of information technology, and it is also an important strategic opportunity for Nigeria's accounting information innovation. This study assessed the need for integration of cloud accounting with traditional accounting in business organisations in Nigeria. The study explained the concept...

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By: Nkechi Onyinyechi Eze

Published: January 28, 2025

This work empirically investigated the effect of government sectorial expenditure on economic growth in Nigeria. The study portrayed the extent to which government sectorial expenditures influence Nigerian economic growth. In order to determine the influence of government sectorial expenditure on economic growth, some key proxy variables were used in the...

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By: Solomon Chinedu Eze

Published: January 28, 2025

The study investigated how legitimacy gains from environmental cost affect share prices of Nigerian Information and Communication Technology (ICT) firms. Based on the postulations of legitimacy theory, causal-comparative research strategy was applied on a population of eight (8) firms listed under the ICT sector of the Nigerian Exchange Group. Purposive...

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