Strategies for achieving sustainable economy in Nigeria taking into consideration the acceptable stakeholders

  • Ogbo A
  • Eneh N
  • Agbaeze E
  • et al.
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The downward trend in the Nigerian economy has become a source of worry to both the leaders and the led, making it difficult for the managers of businesses to make the decision for sustainable businesses. This work looks at the explosion of the Nigerian population from the year 2005 to date, the modern state of the Nigerian economy and the failed strategies tried in the past, with a look at the acceptable stakeholders, sustainable economy, and the strategic priorities to be considered in the Nigerian context. Theories of modernization (showing the five take off stages), sustainable development, and human development (with the five key capitals) were used to analyze the problem of achieving a sustainable economy in Nigeria. The triple-bottom-line strategy was seen to be a possible solution to the impending problem of unstable economy in Nigeria, intending to social responsibility, environmental protection, and economic priority. Key

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Ogbo, A. I., Eneh, N. C. J., Agbaeze, E. K., Chukwu, B. I., & Isijola, D. O. (2017). Strategies for achieving sustainable economy in Nigeria taking into consideration the acceptable stakeholders. African Journal of Business Management, 11(19), 582–589. https://doi.org/10.5897/ajbm2017.8191

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