Security and Business Operations in Nigeria: The Moderating Role of Politics
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Azeez, Ademola. 2022. “Security and Business Operations in Nigeria:: The Moderating Role of Politics”. ABUAD Journal of Social and Management Sciences 3 (1), 109-13. https://doi.org/10.53982/ajsms.2022.0301.07-j.
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Fadia, A., Nayfeh, M., Noble, J. (2020). Follow the Leaders: How Governments can Combat Intensifying Cybersecurity Risks. McKinsey & Company, September 16.
Faminu, G. (2019). How Insecurity Impacts Business. BusinessDay, January 31.
Gingerich, M. (2022). How Cyber-Crime can affect your Marketing Strategy. Indiana: Digital Hill Multimedia.
He, S., Huang, J., Yang, P. (2020). Build with Intrinsic Security: Trusted Autonomy Security System. International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks, 16(11), 1-10.
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