Olaosebikan Johnson Olusola (phd)

Religion and ethical standards; the nexus in nigeria's democratic system and social -entrepreneurship perspectives

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• Olaosebikan Johnson Olusola

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Nigeria is well known as a religious country where practically the citizens belong to one form of religion or the other unfortunately, the degrees of religious practces have not transformed into quality social, political, and economic lives for the people in terms of good governance, better standard of living, high ethical standards among others. It is descriptive research done as an exploratory paper in a mixed-method approach where some research questions were answered. Since ethical standards are predicated on simply knowing and doing what is good in doing to others what you will want done to you, people who claim to be religious as Nigerians should do better in this regard and many more given their faith. The effort to achieve this social rebirth can be achieved through social- entrepreneurship efforts this paper is advocating.

Article Subject Details

• Education and social science
• Human resource management
• Management
• Management Information Systems
• Womens health
• Work study and ergonomics

Article Keywords Details

• Democracy
• Democratic System
• Ethics
• Entrepreneurship
• Ethical Standards
• Religion
• Social-Entrepreneurship

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