Vol. 4 No. 1(B) (2026)

Articles

• IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF MICROFINANCE BANKS ON NIGERIA'SECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: (AN ARDL CO-INTEGRATION TECHNIQUE)

  U. M. Hashim, P. Adukwu, A. Yusuf, A. Dahir (Author)

  1-16

• REFRAMING GLOBAL BUSINESS AMID DISRUPTION: A RESILIENCE-BASEDSUSTAINABLE PROSPERITY FRAMEWORK FOR EMERGING ECONOMIES

  N. Abdullahi, H. B. Maiturare (Author)

  17-32

• HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT IN DIGITAL ERA: THE EXPERIENCE OFLIBRARIANS IN SELECTED UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA

  S. O. Anie (Author)

  33-42

• MICROFINANCE SERVICES AND WOMEN ENTREPRENEURSHIPDEVELOPMENT IN AKWA IBOM STATE, NIGERIA

  E. A. Edem, A. E. Nwoko, O. U. B. Umombe (Author)

  43-62

• EFFECT OF MARKET ACCESS AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADOPTION ONPERFORMANCE OF AGRIBUSINESS IN KADUNA STATE: ROLE OFCOMMUNITY TIES

  M. Abdullahi, N. Abdullahi, A. Inusa (Author)

  63-73

• PERSONALITY TRAITS AND SOCIAL SUPPORT AS PREDICTORS OFENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION: EVIDENCE FROM NURSING STUDENTS INNIGERIA

  A. K. OJEWUMI, J. T. Oyeleke, C. E. Etuka, A. Oyewusi, T. J. Uthman, O. I. Ajayi (Author)

  74-91

• PREDICTING GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP INTENTION AMONG FINALYEAR STUDENTS OF MODIBBO ADAMA UNIVERSITY, YOLA: AN EXTENTIONOF THE ENTREPRENEURIAL EVENT MODEL

  F. E. Okpaluba, T. U. Inim, J. T. Ndaghu (Author)

  92-103

• TECHNOLOGICAL AND REGULATORY ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ANDFINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF GUARANTY TRUST HOLDING COMPANYPLC, 2013–2023

  M. M. Abubakar, O. L. Kuye (Author)

  104-120

• PUBLIC–PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AND HEALTH INFRASTRUCTUREDEVELOPMENT IN KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OFSELECTED PUBLIC HOSPITALS

  A. A. Dangama, D. M. Jumare, A. B. Aminu (Author)

  121-132

• ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION, CREATIVITY AND ENTREPRENEURIALINTENTION: MODERATING ROLE OF MENTORSHIP

  A. T. Usamat, S. Umar, B. Sabo, Y. Mohammed (Author)

  133-142

• INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL COLLABORATION STRATEGIES AND THE NONFINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SMES IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA

  A. C. Iherobiem, M. E. Ariyibi, O. O. Adeyemi (Author)

  143-156

• DIGITAL RESOURCES AND WOMEN-OWNED ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCEIN NIGERIA: DIGITAL LITERACY AS A MEDIATOR AND ENTREPRENEURIALSUPPORT AS A MODERATOR

  M. Abdulmumin, D. Y. M. Olowu, S. Umar, A. Yusuf (Author)

  157-166

• AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SUPPORT, FINANCIAL ACCESS ANDFINANCIAL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES: EVIDENCE FROM SMALLHOLDERAGRIBUSINESSES IN BENUE STATE, NIGERIA

  M. K. Idris, F. I. Fagge, U. S. Danjuma, O. Ebenehi, T. A. Rimi (Author)

  167-185

• THE ROLE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION AMONG GRADUATES:EVIDENCE FROM CORPS MEMBERS IN OFFA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAOF KWARA STATE, NIGERIA

  O. E. Babatimilehin, S. Agada, T. Babatimilehin (Author)

  186-198

• ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION, ENTREPRENEURIAL MENTORSHIP ANDSME PERFORMANCE: THE DEVELOPING ECONOMY PERSPECTIVE

  Y. P. Audu, S. J. Audu (Author)

  199-211

• COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE AS A MEDIATING MECHANISM IN THERELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION AND SMEPERFORMANCE: EVIDENCE FROM NORTH-WEST NIGERIA

  M. T. Abdulrahman, R. A. Muhammad (Author)

  212-235

• IMPACT OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION, ORIENTATION AND SOCIALSUPPORT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF WOMEN- OWNED BUSINESSES INKANO AND KADUNA STATES

  M. U. Dankawu, M. C. Duru, D. Suleiman, S. Umar (Author)

  236-257

• A CORRELATIONAL STUDY BETWEEN STRATEGIC MANAGEMENTPRACTICES ON SMALL AND MEDUM ENTERPRISES AND THEIRPERFORMANCES IN NIGERIA

  F. Sanusi, S. Kabir (Author)

  258-273