Mr. BOI LUCKY
Publication Title Entrepreneurship, Government and Society: A Tripartite Model for Achieving Entrepreneurial Success
Publication Type journal
Publisher Unidel Journal of Management Sciences (UJOMS) Volume 1 Issue 2. December 2024. ISSN 1116-1809
Publication Authors Ebomah, Ernest Monday, PhD Prof. Orajaka, Ugochukwu Paul, PhD and Boi, Lucky
Year Published 2024-12-01
Abstract The study examined the dynamic and multifaceted interrelationship between entrepreneurship,
government and society (EGS-institutional actors) that has evolved significantly overtime. It is a
theoretical research study that adopted qualitative and phenomenological methods through the
exploration review of extant literature. It focused on the symbiotic interaction among the EGS-
institutional actors, the influence each of the actors has on one another and the models that
explains the interaction of the tripartite actors on entrepreneurial success. The study focused on
the conceptual framework, theoretical model and theoretical literature exposition of the
phenomena of the study. The results of the study revealed that the interrelationship between
entrepreneurship, government, and society is complex; interactions and dynamics among EGS-
institutional actors are characterized by interdependence and interconnectedness; activities and
actions of each actor affect the others and entrepreneurial success is determined by the direction
of their interactions. The study recommends that future studies should expand beyond the
contexts of the present study to include comparative studies and quantitative analysis of EGS-
institutional actors in the rapidly developing economies, where unique business-government-society interactions are emerging; corporate social responsibility as a strategic approach for
businesses to foster positive relationships with both government and society for legitimacy
enhancement and sustainability in the longterm; policy development and establishing regulatory
framework that guide entrepreneurial activities while acting as partners in societal
development initiatives; collaborative policy- making that involves EGS-institutional actors to
address pressing societal challenges and that ensure that all stakeholders have a voice in shaping
regulations that affect them; initiating educational programmes that can promote understanding
of the interrelationships between and among entrepreneurship, government, and society and
prepare future leaders to effectively navigate along these heterogeneities.
Publication Title Influence of Digital shopping strategies on customer satisfaction in retail industries in Asaba Metropolis
Publication Type journal
Publisher Unidel Journal of Management Sciences (UJOMS)
Publication Authors Iweka, Andrew Ngozi, PhD, Boi, Lucky, Ossai, Theophilous Ossai
Year Published 2024-12-01
Abstract This study examined Influence of Digital shopping strategies on customer satisfaction on the
retail industry in Asaba. The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between
dimensions of Digital shopping strategies (online product searching and online payment)
(repeat patronage) as a measures of customer satisfaction in the retail industry. The study
adopted the descriptive survey research design blended with co relational studies. The
population of this study consisted of online shoppers in Asaba metropolis with sample size of
342online shoppers used for the study. . A structured questionnaire was used to obtain data
from the respondents. The data collected were presented and analyzed using percentage and
frequency analysis, mean and standard deviation, while the Spearman Rank Order
Correlation Coefficient was used to test the formulated hypotheses The findings revealed that
there is significant relationship between online product searching and customer satisfaction
.The study equally discovered a significant relationship between online payment and
customer satisfaction in the retail industry. Based on these findings, it was concluded that
online shopping strategies significantly relate to customer satisfaction in the retail industry in
Asaba metropolis, and this relationship is significantly moderated by technology. Based on
the conclusion, it was recommended that retail outlets in Asaba should take advantage of
modern technology and provide a platform that encourages online shopping as this would
enhance customer satisfaction.
Publication Title Influence of Financial Intelligence on Entrepreneurial Success
Publication Type journal
Publisher UNIDEL Journal of Management Sciences (UJOMS)
Publication Authors Chukwuka Ernest Jebolise (Ph.D.) and Boi Lucky
Year Published 2024-09-01
Abstract The growth of Nigeria's economy is aided by the entrepreneurial success of Micro small and
medium-sized businesses, but when an entrepreneur lacks financial intelligence, it not only hurts
the business to the point of collapse but also the country's overall economic progress. This study
found that financial intelligence propels an organization toward entrepreneurial success. The
issue of business actors operating their businesses without using financial reporting is a common
occurrence; the purpose of this study is to ascertain the extent that small business owners
can manage their money and business with financial intelligence. The study adopted a
qualitative research approach through an existing and systematic exploratory survey of
literature. This research used data from secondary sources which discovered that lack of a
thorough understanding of the significance of financial intelligence in the financial management
of micro, small, and medium-sized firms (MSMEs) and most entrepreneurs are less familiar with
financial reports. This study concludes that 70% of African Businesses or micro, small, and medium-sized firms (MSMEs) failed within the first ten years of existence as a result of lack of
financial intelligence of MSMEs actors or entrepreneurs. This study recommends that in order to
properly manage and handle business and personal finances, it is preferable for entrepreneurs
or MSME players to possess financial intelligence. It denotes establishing oneself as a financial
advisor. Naturally, with your expertise, you may organize the finances to suit your own needs
and preferences. To fully realize his potential in wealth management, an entrepreneur must
possess the capacity to manage resources, both internal and external to himself and within the
entrepreneurial ecosystem.