Nigerian Journal of Business Education (NIGJBED)

This is the official website for the Nigerian Journal of Business Education, the official Publication of the Association of Business Education of Nigeria.

The Nigerian Journal of Business Education (NIGJBED) is an annual official publication of the Association of Business Education of Nigeria (ABEN). The Editorial Board of the Journal will consider for publications the following:

a. Articles that will improve knowledge of teaching/learning in business education.

b. Theoretical on philosophical articles.

c. Critical review of business education literature, and

d. Articles or current issues in business esucation.

The Nigerian Journal of Business Education(NIGJBED) is designed to promote the streghtening of business education in yniversities, polytehnics, colleges of education and secondary schools through improved business teacher education at the collegiate level.

The Association of Business Education of Nigeria (ABEN) does not assume responsibility for the points of view or the opinions expressed by the contributors unless such statements have been established by resolution of the Association.

All correspondence regarding this or future issues should be sent to:

Editor-In-Chief

Prof.  Titus A. Umoru

Department of Business Education

Kwara State University Malete,

Kwara State,

Nigeria.

Email: umoruglo@yahoo.com

Phone: +234 8033519030


The Nigerian Journal of Business Education(NIGJBED)

Established on September 2014.

ISSN: 2408-4816 (PRINT) 

ISSN: 2756-5912 (ONLINE)


Vol 11, No 2 (2024): NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS EDUCATION VOLUME 11 NO.2, OCTOBER 2024

 

NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS EDUCATION VOLUME 11 NO.2 OCTOBER 2024

Table of Contents

Articles

DIGITAL SKILLS ACQUIRED BY BUSINESS EDUCATION LECTURERS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN DELTA STATE
Constance I. Okoli (PhD), Justina Adaolie Okolo
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1-8
WORKPLACE ETHICS AND THE 21ST CENTURY BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES COMPETITIVENESS
David Asuquo Edet
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9-17
STRATEGIES FOR THE INTEGRATION OF TECHNOLOGY INTO BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
Nurein Afolabi Adeboye,
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18-23
EXTENT OF USAGE OF DOCUMENT INSPECTION AND PROTECTION TECHNOLOGY BY BUSINESS EDUCATORS IN ENSURING THE SECURITY OF DIGITAL DOCUMENTS
Augustina Chinweoke Anyigor-Ogah (Ph.D)
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24-30
CHALLENGES OF IMPROVING INSTITUTION-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION AND CURRICULUM INNOVATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ANAMBRA STATE
Prof. C.C. Okolocha, Annette Amaka Ukwuoma (Ph.D)
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31-38
INSTITUTION-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION: PROSPECTS, CHALLENGES AND STRATEGIES
Dr. Temitayo Abosede Akinyele, Dr. David Akintunde Akinlabi, Ganiyat Folashade Enilolobo, Saheed Olatunde Akinsanya
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39-43
TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL SKILLS REQUIRED FOR SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURSHIP BY BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
Dr. Hadiza Nuhu Usman
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44-54
UNIVERSITIES-INDUSTRIES COLLABORATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME FOR EFFECTIVE CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION OF UNIVERSITIES IN ENUGU STATE
Nneka Charity Emeasoba (PhD), Juliet Nkechi Victor Igwe
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55-64
INSTITUTION-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION: A STRATEGY TO INDUSTRALIZATION AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN DELTA AND EDO STATES - NIGERIA
Dr. (Mrs.) Benedicta Emujeboghene Akpojo, Helen Edowaye Chukwuemeke (PhD)
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65-74
INNOVATIVE BUSINESS EDUCATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
Dr Deborah Olufunke Ayeni, Adebayo Taiwo Omoleye (PhD)
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75-79
TECHNOLOGY MEDIATED INSTRUCTIONS AND FUTURE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF NCE BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION STUDENTS
Abdulkadir Umar Zango, Auwal Said Mahmoud, PhD
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80-87
NEXUS OF CREATIVITY AND DIGITAL OFFICE SKILLS POSSESSED BY ACCOUNTING EDUCATION STUDENTS FOR EMPLOYABILITY IN RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITIES
Joy Amesi, Peace T. Tuwale
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88-96
IMPACT OF CLOUD-BASED ACCOUNTING EDUCATION AND INNOVATIVE EFFICIENCY OF ACCOUNTANTS IN PUBLIC TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ONDO STATE
A.O. Ahmodu, Professor (Mrs) N.S. Ezeani, F.O. Aribaba (PhD), I.K. Egbewole (PhD), J.O. Ajayi (PhD)
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97-105
EVALUATION OF THE RELEVANCE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) COMPETENCIES TO THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION IN POLYTECHNICS IN NIGERIA
Odochi Iheukwumere Chinwe-Edozie
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106-114
STUDENTS’ PERCEIVED INFLUENCE OF COMPUTER EDUCATION ON BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS’ ACQUISITION OF CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE SKILLS FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL SUCCESS
Ifeanyi kalu Mong
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115-122
STRATEGIES FOR ENHANCING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS EDUCATORS OF NIGERIA (CIBEN)
Dr. Anthony Tola Enijuni, Dr. David Akintunde Akinlabi, Mrs. Ganiyat Folashade Enilolobo
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123-128
UNIVERSITY-BANKING INDUSTRY COLLABORATION FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM INNOVATION IN BORNO STATE
Jonathan Peter Shua Peter Shua, Hauwa’u Hamidu Dahiru
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129-136
DIGITAL SKILLS REQUIRED BY UNIVERSITY BUSINESS EDUCATORS FOR EFFECTIVE TEACHING IN DIGITAL AGE IN SOUTHEAST, NIGERIA
Jonas Ekenechukwu Onodu, Felicia Ogonnia: Nwokike, PhD
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137-143
PRACTICUM CURRICULUM IN BUSINESS EDUCATION: A PANACEA FOR PREPARING BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION TOWARDS A FRIENDLY WORK ENVIRONMENT
Dr. Ogwuche Gabriel Shaibu, Dr Chinwe C. Ebenezer-Nwokeji, Dr Muhammed Modibbo Buba
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144-150
UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION IN PREPARING BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES FOR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Suliyat Ajoke Ogungboyega, PhD
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151-158
HOW CURRICULUM CONTENT AND PEDAGOGIES ARE UTILIZED FOR ENHANCING ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS AMONG BUSINESS EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATES
Joy Nwanneamaka Utebor, Kingsley Ogazi Igwe
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159-173
DIGITALIZATION: A PARADIGM SHIFT TOWARDS TEACHING AND LEARNING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME IN UNIVERSITIES IN EDO STATE
Sheriff Ajayi Adeoye Ph.D, Rosemary Nwamaka Adoh
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174-180
UTILIZATION OF COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES AND BUSINESS EDUCATORS’ JOB PERFORMANCE IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN CROSS RIVER STATE, CALABAR
Agnes Lawrence Okute,PhD, Moses George Etoma
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181-190
INFLUENCE OF EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION ON CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION EFFECTIVENESS IN PUBLIC POLYTECHNICS: IMPLICATION FOR BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMME
Akinbode Sangodapo, Adejare Olawale, Nuhu I. Sikiru
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191-196
RELEVANT DIGITAL SKILLS NEEDED BY BUSINESS EDUCATION LECTURERS FOR EFFECTIVE DELIVERY IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN IMO STATE
Dr. Ogwuche Gabriel Shaibu, Dr. R.E.V. Mbaegbu, Dr. Chinyere Nwagu
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197-204
INDUSTRY – INSTITUTION RESEARCH COLLABORATION AND BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS LEARNING EXPERIENCES IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA
Dr. Christian O. Ikpesu, Dr. Georgeba Amachree
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205-210
INFLUENCE OF DIGITAL SKILLS GAP ON JOB PERFORMANCE OF ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS IN UNIVERSITIES IN IMO STATE
Chizomam Kelechi Zion-Ngoka, Dr. Angela Chekwube Ekoh-Nweke
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211-220
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IN BUSINESS EDUCATION: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Comfort Oguche Inikpi
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221-229
REVOLUTIONIZING BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM: THE EXTENT OF INTEGRATING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, DATA ANALYTICS, AND DIGITAL MARKETING INNOVATIONS
Chidiebere Christopher Ufondu, Oluchi Chinazor Obi
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230-237
INTEGRATION OF INNOVATIVE APPROACHES INTO THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM IN UNIVERSITIES IN EBONYI STATE IN POST COVID-19 ERA.
Lazarus Nwarusi Nwagwu, Ph.D, Justina Ifeanyi Ofulue,
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238-245
INFLUENCE OF WORK ETHICS ON EFFECTIVE TEACHING OF BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN NIGERIA
Prof. N. B. Nwabufo, Kudirat Atinuke Aluko (Ph.D)
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246-255
DIGITAL INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR TEACHING AND SELF-LEARNING IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT COURSES BY LECTURERS IN KANO STATE POLYTECHNIC.
Ado Gude Garba, Ph.D
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256-262
PERCEIVED TEACHING INNOVATION REQIURED FOR EQUIPPING BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES FOR DIGITALIZATION IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN DELTA STATE NIGERIA
Christian Uche Mordi
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263-270
ASSESSMENT OF BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM CONTENTS FOR STUDENTS’ REQUISITE JOB SKILLS ACQUISITION IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN NORTH CENTRAL, NIGERIA
Joshua S. Mamman, Ph.D, Haruna Hassan
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271-278
RE-ENGINEERING BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM FOR PROACTIVE RESPONSE TO INDUSTRY 4.0 IN NIGERIA
Dr. Seyi David, Dr. Ogechukwu Blessing Okeke, Jacob Oluniyi Ibironke
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279-286
STRATEGIES FOR UTILIZING SYNCHRONOUS AND ASYNCHRONOUS E-LEARNING IN TEACHING AND LEARNING BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES IN UNIVERSITIES IN KWARA STATE
Zainab Temitope Abdullateef, Emmanuel Tunde Ilori
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287-295
BUSINESS EDUCATION CURRICULUM FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE AND EMPLOYABILITY OF GRADUATES IN SOUTH-SOUTH, NIGERIA
Abigail O. Ofume
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296-304
PROSPECTS AND CHALLENGES OF CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT IN BUSINESS EDUCATION
Dr. Rilwan Daramola, Dr Sulayman Dauda Gidado
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305-310
EFFECTIVENESS OF PEER TUTORING AND LECTURE METHODS ON ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT STUDENTS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION
Dr. (Mrs) Abimbola Olunike Adegbenjo
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311-318
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTIONAL COMPETENCIES POSSESSED BY LECTURERS FOR IMPLEMENTING OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM IN GOVERNMENT TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN RIVERS STATE
Philip Festus Ukata, PhD, Edith Luke Nmehielle, PhD
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319-326
LEVEL OF UTILIZATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN TEACHING BUSINESS EDUCATION COURSES IN COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IN DELTA STATE
Dr. Kenneth Chinedu Ekwue, Victoria Ndudi Okpuzor, Simpa Joseph Ogidan
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327-333
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY WORK SKILL NEEDS FOR OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT LECTURERS IN POLYTECHNICS IN NORTH CENTRAL STATES OF NIGERIA
Patrick Chinweike Ezeh
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334-342
CHALLENGES FACING CURRICULUM INNOVATION IN BUSINESS EDUCATION PROGRAMMES IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ANAMBRA STATE
Anthonia Chinyere Okoye (PhD), Zoronachi Agu
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343-349
BUSINESS STUDIES CURRICULUM IN SECONDARY SCHOOL: AN APPRAISAL
Mrs.Tony-Acharu Faith Okeme, Ph.D., Mrs. Victoria Ahonya Obera, Mrs. Agnes Taiwo Hambolu, Ph.D
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350-356
PERCEIVED INFLUENCE OF E-MARKETING ON PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION, PROFITABILITY AND CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF RETAIL FIRMS IN LAGOS, NIGERIA
Prof. Titus A. Umoru, Jane E. Eboigbe
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357-366
BUSINESS EDUCATION LECTURERS’ PERCEPTION OF SOFT SKILLS ACQUISITION BY BUSINESS EDUCATION STUDENTS TO FIT INTO TECHNOLOGY-DRIVEN WORLD
Odiri Frank Egajivwie
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367-375
ENHANCING JOB PERFORMANCE OF BUSINESS EDUCATION GRADUATES IN A DIGITAL ERA: ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND WAY FORWARD
Obioma Wisdom Nwaokokorom,PhD, Frednora Uche Ikpeama, Sunday Eze Amakodi, PhD
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376-382
CURRICULUM SATISFACTION AND STAKEHOLDERS’ COLLABORATION IN UNIVERSITIES IN KWARA STATE
Dr. Felicia K. Oluwalola, Dr. Ijeoma C. Ogbudinkpa, Dr. Esther Oluwayemisi Famaye
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383-387
PERCEPTION OF UNIVERSITY LECTURERS ON CORE CURRICULUM MINIMUM ACADEMIC STANDARDS' (CCMAS) AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF 21ST CENTURY SKILLS IN NIGERIA
Cletus Akpo Atah, PhD, Uju Nkiru Onwubuya, PhD, Emmanuel Bessong Bessong, PhD
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388-398
UTILIZATION OF ONLINE TOOLS AND BUSINESS EDUCATION LECTURERS’ JOB PRODUCTIVITY IN CROSS RIVER STATE
Dr. M.N.G. Akeke, Dr. C.A. Atah, Dr. P.U. Ushie, M.O. Ingwe
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399-409
STUDENTS CHALLENGES TO THE TEACHING OF ICT-RELATED COURSES IN OFFICE TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION PROGRAMMES OF COLLEGES OF EDUCATION
Olufunmilayo Eze, Mrs. Comfort E. Chima-Uduma, Kingsley Ogazi Igwe (Ph.D)
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410-416
EFFECTS OF DEMONSTRATION, ADVANCE ORGANISER AND LECTURE METHODS ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF ACCOUNTING STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Dr. Chuks Marcel Ezemonyi, Dr. Kelechi Charles Okeke, Prof. (Mrs.) Cele Njoku, Dr. Ben Akume, Dr. Christian Njoku
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417-422