Carroll (1998) argues that the good corporate citizen has to go beyond just legal obligations to include ethical issues, which includes engagement with stakeholders. However, the primary concern is the bottom line where the most ethical practice to preserve this aim is required. Thus, in Shell as it maintained the...

Nigeria is a resource-rich country in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), the largest crude oil producer in the region and in possession of immense mineral wealth. Despite these facts, Nigeria has a low human development profile, among the lowest of the countries assessed in the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The Human...

The federal government of Nigeria is composed of 3 district branches identified as the legislature, judiciary, and executive. The branches of government are like that of the United States of America. The executive is chaired by the president. The president is appointed through universal suffrage. He/ she acts as both...

A country such as Nigeria that aspires to develop and become industrialized has to ensure that the supply of electricity within its jurisdiction is adequate, efficient, and effective. Nigeria has set itself on a journey that will see to it that it becomes industrialized by the year 2020. In order...

Economics is a science that deals with production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. It deals with the theory of human welfare which includes all the commercial activities in society. Trade is an economic system involving the buying of goods and services with the aim of compensation between the...