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This study examined the relationship between corporate governance and operational performance. It also invested the influence of corporate governance on employee’s productivity and extent to which corporate governance impact on employee’s retention with a view to improving operational activities of Nigerian Brewery. The study adopted quantitative design. A total number of three hundred and fifty questionnaires were admitted and two hundred and ninety-four were returned. Data were collected with the aid of questionnaire. Percentage, graph, charts, correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis were employed. Findings showed that corporate governance is positively and significantly related to operational performance. Findings also shows that corporate governance significantly impacted on employee’s productivity in Nigerian Brewery. It was also found that corporate governance impacted on labour retention in the firm under the study. The study therefore conclude that corporate governance is an effective way to improve organization’s productivity.

ABSTRACT<br> This study was carried out to determine the bacteriological quality of zobo drink<br> marketed within Enugu metropolis. The zobo drink was prepared and evaluated<br> using standard microbiological techniques. The pour plate technique was employed<br> for isolation, from the result observed, the sample analyzed there was no bacteria<br> growth on the bacteria media (Nutrient agar and MacConkey Agar) used. The<br> bacteria isolated were identified based on cultural, morphological, Gram reaction<br> and biochemical characteristics. These bacteria include Staphylococcus aureus,<br> and Escherichia coli. The presence of Escherichia coli indicates Faecal<br> contamination while Staphycococcus aureus and indicated poor and unhygienic<br> handling of the beverage. Therefore, the result revealed that the samples of zobo<br> drink were directly and indirectly contaminated with high levels of pathogenic<br> microorganisms. The present findings revealed that zobo drinks retailed and sold in<br> these market are potential vehicles for transmitting food borne illness, thus the<br> need to develop good manufacturing process (GMP) and post production<br> preservation and packing techniques.

ABSTRACT<br> This study assessed influence of social media on film marketing and audience engagement. Five objectives guided this study while two theories: Technological determinism theory and adoption of innovation theory served as the theoretical underpinnings upon which this study was anchored. Survey Research method was used while purposive sampling technique employed to select 400 respondents from the population of this study with a structured questionnaire as the instrument of data collection. Findings revealed that social media is more than a promotional spaceit is integral to the full movie-viewing cycle, from discovery to post-viewing interaction. Influencer marketing and consistent brand presence on social platforms are valuable strategies for filmmakers. Similarly, films with a strong online presence tend to attract more interest. The findings further recommended that film marketers should invest in community-building strategies such as interactive Q&A sessions, live chats, and behind-the-scenes content to foster long-term engagement.

ABSTRACT<br><br> This research examines how domestic violence instigates divorce and its effects on victims in Olabisi Onabanjo University Students Ogun State. Four research questions were raised for the study. A total sample of fifty questionnaires were administered. The data collected were analyzed using frequency count, percentage, and t-test. The findings of the study indicate that there is a significant similarity between domestic violence and divorce.<br><br> Domestic violence is a pressing issue that affects numerous individuals worldwide, leading to devastating consequences for victims and their families. This literature review explores how domestic violence instigates divorce and examines its effects on victims. Research indicates that domestic violence plays a significant role in the breakdown of marriages, with nearly half of all divorces involving some form of abuse. The toxic and abusive dynamics within a relationship create an environment of fear, intimidation, and manipulation, driving victims to seek an exit through divorce. The strain of abuse can cause immense physical, emotional, and psychological trauma to victims, impacting their mental health and well-being. Children witnessing abuse also suffer significant harm, necessitating divorce to provide them with a safe and stable environment. The findings underscore the urgent need for society to address domestic violence, support victims, and work towards creating a world free from abuse.

This research work was carried out to examine the Impact of Business Ethics on the Profitability of an organization. For business to discharge its responsibility effectively, there is need for professional ethics and sound business practices. This project discusses the ethical ideas, the benefits of ethics, codes and the changing role of ethics in our business community. The study discovered that there is a significant correlation behreen business ethics and organizational profit. The scope of this study was limited to Nigeria Breweries Pic.<br><br><br> Ibadan, in order to see that the objective of this research work is properly achieved. The research methodology adopted involved both primary and secondary sources of data. The instrument of data collection was the questionnaire. The major findings from the study is that business ethics has a significant and positive bearing on corporate efficiency and profitability of an organization.

In the rapidly evolving digital age, the landscape of sports broadcasting and its consumption has significantly shifted, particularly among university students who are active participants in digital media culture. This study examined the nature of sports broadcasting content and its patterns of consumption among undergraduate students at Crawford University, Igbesa, Ogun State. It investigated preferred digital platforms, content types, engagement behaviors, and underlying motivations for consumption. Anchored on the Uses and Gratifications Theory and the Technology Acceptance Model, the research highlights the audience's active role in selecting media that fulfill specific needs: such as information, entertainment, and social interaction. A quantitative survey method was adopted; utilizing structured questionnaires administered to 336 purposively and randomly selected students across the university’s colleges. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. Findings indicated that football is the most followed sport, with platforms such as WhatsApp, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook being the dominant channels of access. Smartphones are the primary devices used, and students show a marked preference for short-form content, including match highlights, live scores, and commentary, largely due to convenience, real-time updates, and eases of access. Although traditional television remains in use, it is increasingly being replaced by mobile and internet-based consumption. The study recommends that sports broadcasters and digital content producers adopt mobile-first and platform-specific strategies to engage and retain youthful audiences in an increasingly competitive and fragmented media environment.

ABSTRACT<br><br><br> This study examined the Impact of drug abuse on the academic performance of undergraduate<br><br><br> students at Crawford University". It specific sought to examine the extent of drug abuse, its<br><br><br> effects on academic performance, cognitive functions, and study routines, and to identify<br><br><br> strategies for reducing drug abuse among students. A quantitative research design was<br><br><br> employed, utilizing a survey method to collect data from a sample of 150 undergraduate<br><br><br> students drawn using a simple random sampling technique. The research instrument was a<br><br><br> structured questionnaire, designed to gather both closed and open-ended responses regarding<br><br><br> drug usage and its consequences. Data were analyzed using SPSS, with descriptive statistics,<br><br><br> including mean scores and frequencies, and inferential statistics such as Pearson’s chi-square<br><br><br> test to assess relationships between variables. The study found that drug abuse is prevalent<br><br><br> among students at Crawford University, with substances such as prescription drugs, alcohol,<br><br><br> and stimulants being commonly abused. The mean scores for the negative impact of drug<br><br><br> abuse on academic performance ranged from 2.50 to 3.50 across various items, indicating a<br><br><br> significant relationship between drug use and decreased academic success. The study revealed<br><br><br> that drug use negatively impacts memory, cognitive function, study routines, and class<br><br><br> attendance. Based on the findings, the study recommends increasing awareness campaigns,<br><br><br> enforcing stricter disciplinary measures, offering peer counseling services, and providing<br><br><br> alternative recreational activities to reduce drug abuse among students. These<br><br><br> recommendations aim to promote a healthier academic environment and enhance students'<br><br><br> academic performance.<br><br><br> Keywords: Drug Abuse. Narcotics, Academic Performance, Study Habits.

Occupational hazards pose a considerable threat to the health and safety of workers in bottling companies. Workers in bottling companies are exposed to multiple ocular risks, particularly in cases where adequate protective measures are not in place. To assess the knowledge of occupational hazards and the use of eye protective devices among workers at the Coca-Cola Bottling Company. A cross-sectional study was carried out in the premises of the Coca-Cola bottling company Benin city, Edo state within two months in June-July 2023. The study was carried out by using a well-structured questionnaire administered to the entire 349 workers of the Coca-Cola bottling company (267 males and 82 females). The information on the types of hazards exposed to, knowledge, attitude and practical use of eye protective devices were obtained. The result will be analyzed using the statistical package for the social science (SPSS statistics for windows, version 22.0). The result showed that the majority of the participants were males (76.5%) while a lesser number were females (23.5%). Majority of the participants were between the ages of 26-30 (18.6%). Most of them (52.1%) were single and (45%) were married. (96%) were Christians with (3.7%) being Muslims and only (0.3%) traditionalists. Also the majority of the participants (99.4%) had knowledge on the use of eye Protective devices while (0.6%) had no knowledge on the use of eye protective devices. Also the results showed that about 210 out of 349 (60.2%) had experienced occupational hazards resulting from broken bottles and bottle burst injuries while 139 out of 349 (39.8%) had experienced occupational hazards resulting from chemical burns and noise. The study concluded that despite the increased awareness of the use of eye Protective devices among workers a majority of the participants (57.9%) do not always wear eye protective devices when working while about (42.1%) do wear eye protective devices when working.