The study examines the effect of stamp duty and value added tax on Nigeria Economic Growth. Secondary sources were explored in data gathering while simple regression technique was employed in data analysis for test of the study hypotheses. The outcome reveals that bot stamp duty and value added tax affects Nigeria standard of living. On the side of the relationship among the variables studied, the strength of their relationship is very high for all the variables. The researcher concludes that Stamp duty and Value Added Tax are some of the major contributors to Nigeria revenue. The revenue sources could be used to predict the value and status of the nations’ Gross Domestic Product as indicated by the strength of the relationship between the variables. The federal, state and local authorities therefore could finance a reasonable proportion of their capital and recurrent budget through non-oil tax revenue.

Disrupt daily operations, inability to fulfill long term obligations, lower sales, and shrinking earnings experienced by consumer goods companies have become worrisome to shareholders, business executives, academia and corporate managers. In lieu of this, this study investigated the effect of working capital management on profitability of listed consumer goods firms in Nigeria. Longitudinal research design was adopted for the study and data were obtained from secondary sources through the annual reports of sampled firms and the factbooks of the Nigerian Exchange Group. Twenty (20) consumer goods firms listed on the Nigerian Exchange Group as at 31st December 2022 formed the population of the study. A sample of ten (10) was selected as sample size using purposive sampling techniques. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and panel regression technique. The findings of the study showed that working capital management structure such as inventory to assets ratio, receivables to assets ratio of the listed consumer goods firms in Nigeria have a negative and significant effect on profitability while cash to assets have negative but insignificant effect on profitability. The study concluded that when explaining the effect of working capital management structure on the financial performance of listed consumer goods firms in Nigeria, inventory to assets ratio, receivables to assets ratio are the most significant to net profit margin of the listed consumer goods firm.

Social media platforms (WhatsApp and Facebook) now powered by Meta have revolutionized businesses' operations, offering Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) new avenues for marketing, customer engagement, and brand building. Brian Acton and Jan Koum founded WhatsApp in 2009. Initially, the goal was to offer a user-friendly and effective messaging platform. Early versions of WhatsApp only offered simple text messaging features. This section introduces the importance of SMEs in the global economy and their growing reliance on social media platforms. According to this study, the presence of social media platforms enhanced the profitability ratio. In addition, this study also shows the significance of interactive participation and its crucial part in creating successful marketing strategies.