...Kareem Folohunso Sani; Ayantunji Gbadamosi; Rula R. Al-Abdulrazak Purpose This study aims to investigate sustainability practices in the banking industry, focusing on a developing economy. It uses the triple-bottom-line framework to answer the following research question: how do banks in Nigeria...

... This study was undertaken in Nigeria, with particular reference to the Northern Nigerian city of Zaria which is known to operate an organized society which predates colonialism in Nigeria and has rich cultures that impact the tailoring business. Tailoring businesses in comparison with other crafts...

... and gas industry in Ghana and Nigeria as well as communication. Findings – The paper advances that expectations of stakeholders as regards oil being a panacea to all their problems must be managed to avoid possible collision. Additionally, Ghana’s oil industry must identify and engage all...

... of culture. Emphasising a limited set of cultural dimensions assumes that other imperatives may not have a high impact on technology diffusion. Originality/value The focus in this case is on small‐scale indigenous agribusinesses operating in the Southeast of Nigeria. The authors employ broader social...

...Bartholomew Aleke; Udechukwu Ojiako; David Wainwright Purpose The purpose of this paper is to focus on the diffusion of information and communication technology (ICT) among small indigenous agribusinesses operating in southeast Nigeria. The study emphasises the role played by social networks...

... laxity, inauspicious macro‐economic environment, and endemic corruption in the economy as the major constraints to the discharge of CSR in the Nigerian banking system. Practical implications It may be necessary to restructure the Central Bank of Nigeria to clearly separate the roles of banks...