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The main aim of this study was to investigate the perception of UNILAG students towards social media as marketing tools: An appraisal of Facebook. It was established that companies are promoting their products and services on social media especially Facebook while many students patronise the products/services. Respondents admitted that very often they clicked like, share, comment and view advert on social media to the extent of navigating the sponsors webpage. The challenges facing social media users in patronizing goods and services online were attributed to fear of been duped, poor browsing data and service to stay long on a social media and blogs. All effort should be developed to ensure that fraud is minimized to the barest minimum, so that people especially, the internet users can have a rest of mind to shop online and receive their products and services.
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Ecumenical education gears towards accepting or practicing ecumenism which is tolerance for other religions. Th...
ABSTRACT: Innovations in vocational training for careers in data science and analytics are essential in preparing a skilled workforce for the...
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Revenue generation of our country is mostly based on the income derived from tax, which can either be direc...
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The property industry in Nigeria has been confronted with pressure due to population growth and urbanization ch...
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This study was carried out to assess the knowledge, attitude and practices of women towards family planning ser...
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This study examined the effects of climate change adaptation strategies on food crop produ...
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This study was carried out to examine the impact of effective planning on teaching and c...
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This study examined the properties of briquette produced from groundnut shell coal blend. A briquette is refer...
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The Bureau for Public Procurement (BPP), which was established by the Public Procurement Act of 2006 to oversee the procurement...
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This study was carried out to assess correlation between utme, postutme and student academic performance in un...