Vol. 16 No. 1 (2021)

Effect of school based programmes and fees subsidization on organizational growth of Universities in coastal counties of Kenya
George Ingasia Kasamani, Karim Omido, Bellah Chepkulei
1-17

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Perception of Gemba Kaizen’s upper management commitment principle on employee performance in Kenya Wildlife service, Tsavo East National Park, Kenya
Fredrick Lala, Amina Ndinya, Maurice Ogada, Bellah Chepkulei, Florence Apollo, Stephen Msinga, Mariam Mohammed
18-38

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Towards improving risk management in healthcare organisations in Africa: A review
Patience Aseweh Abor, Joshua Yindenaba Abor
39-58

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Occupational Health and Safety Practices and Public Sector Commitment of Lagos State Health Service Commission [LSHSC], Lagos State, Nigeria
O. Samson Akparorue, Olalekan Abdul-Rasaq Omotayo, A. Anthony Ajala
59-74

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COVID-19 pandemic and evolving library and information services: Lessons for Nigeria
Gabriel James Ameh, Henry Chima Ukwuoma, Peter Olorunleke Oye
75-87

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Particulate matter, hazard awareness and self-adherence among Setraco quarry workers in Ugwuele, Uturu, Nigeria
Promise Chukwuedozie Udeh, Michael-Olomu Oyintonyo
88-98

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Service delivery assessment at a public research laboratory, Ghana, West Africa
E.D.O. Ansa, E. Wahaga, P. Tandoh-Offin, A. Andoh
99-113

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Leadership style, organizational behaviour and employee productivity: A study of ECOWAS Commission, Abuja, Nigeria
Chukwuemeka Okafor, Daniel Olatayo Afolabi
114-130

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Effect of brand extension strategy on customers’ preference of Coca – Cola products in University of Calabar
Ezekiel Maurice Sunday, Joshua Kajang, Arikpo Nneoyi Nnana, Martin George Eni
131-147

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Regulatory framework and bank operations in Nigeria: A VECM approach
Ngozi Edith Akujuobi, Godson Ikechi Anyanwu, Chinonso Karen Eke
148-160

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Evaluation of poverty alleviation programmes in Nigeria: The demand driven approach perspective
Roseline J. Kolawole
161-177

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Public debt and economic growth in Nigeria: An empirical investigation
Chinonso Karen Eke, Ngozi Edith Akujuobi
178-192

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Health and labour productivity in Nigeria: A macroeconomic approach
Judith Omon Iseghohi
193-218

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Diversification of Nigeria’s economy: Option for sustainable growth
Shedrack Chijioke Udeh, Daniel Anaeluwa Onuoha, Chinedum Nwokorobia
219-236

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Social marketing communication and its impact on HIV/AIDS campaign programmes in Calabar municipality
Maurice Sunday Ezekiel, Hodo Anna Eko, Joy Samuel Akpan, George Eni Martin
237-259

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Effect of moderating role of entrepreneurial family on new enterprise creation: A study of selected micro firms in Ebonyi State Nigeria
Eucharia C. Ume, Nancy Chinwe Agha, Nwugballa Emmanuel Risi
260-283

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