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(2017). The mediating role of hedonic motivation on the relationship between adoption of e-banking and its determinants. International journal of bank marketing. 35(4), 558 - 582.&#13;
(2017). Facilitating conditions and perceived security as antecedents of trust among e-banking customers in nigeria. International journal of economic research. 14(20), 1 - 12.&#13;
(2017). The impact of hospital reputation on patient loyalty. International journal of economic research. 14(20), 1 - 9.&#13;
(2018). The strategic options to enhance the competitive advantage of malaysian restaurant sector. Geojournal of tourism and geosites. 21(1), 123 - 132.&#13;
(2018). Do risk and fun matter in the adoption of mobile commerce in nigeria? a pls-sem approach. Advanced science letters. 8(2018), 507 - 518.&#13;
(2018). The influence of organization factors on construction risk management among nigerian construction companies. Safety and health at work. 9(1), 115 - 124.&#13;
(2018). User a doption of smart h omes technology in malaysia: i ntegration tam 3 ,tpb , utaut 2 and extension of their constructs for a better prediction. Iosr journal of business and management . 20(4), 60 - 69.&#13;
(2018). Organizational factors, construction risk management and government regulations in nigerian construction companies: data screening and preliminary analysis. Journal of governance and integrity. 1(2), 135 - 149.&#13;
(2018). Board characteristics and real activity manipulation (ram) of listed nigerian conglomerates firms . International journal of research in social sciences and humanities. 8(4), 147 - 166.&#13;
(2018). The relationship of market orientation and entrepreneurial orientation withsme’s performance in the context of pakistan. Pakistan journal of humanities and social sciences. 6(3), 315 - 324.&#13;
(2019). Analysis of some factors driving ecological sustainability in construction firms. Journal of cleaner production . 208(1), 1537 - 1545.&#13;
(2019). Tourism intention: the empirical investigations of pull, push and perceived security factors in nigeria. Geojournal of tourism and geocites. 25(2), 358 - 374.&#13;
(2019). Establishing the effect of government support on the relationship between gender egalitarian and women leadership effectiveness among public universities in ksa. Gender in management: an international journal. 34(4), 306 - 325.&#13;
(2019). Empirical implementation of industry 4.0 among malaysian and nigerian smes. International journal of supply chain management. 8(3), 622 - 631.&#13;
(2019). Building sustainability in the construction industry through firm capabilities, technology and business innovativeness: empirical evidence from malaysia. International journal of construction management. x(x), 1 - 16.&#13;
(2019). Does e-satisfaction mediate the relationship between e-banking adoption and its determinants; hybrid approach to tam. Journal of adv research in dynamical &amp; control systems. 11(05), 602 - 613.&#13;
(2019). Factors influencing employee engagement: a study of sana’a university. International journal of modern trends in business research . 2(9), 23 - 37.&#13;
(2020). Green entreprenual practices among smes in malaysia and nigeria. International journal of supply chain management. 9(1), 464 - 474.&#13;
(2020). E-banking as a financial supply chain system: can e-tam improve trust and the rate of adoption? . International journal of supply chain management. 9(2), 216 - 226.&#13;
(2020). Moderator trust, subjective norms influence risk and online shopping behavior of consumers. International journal of scientific &amp; technology research. 9(1), 627 - 641.&#13;
(2017). Facilitating conditions and perceived security as antecedents of trust among e-banking customers in nigeria. 4th conference on business management (cbm 2017)?: towards industrial revolution (ir) 4.0 . (), 1025 - 1036.&#13;
(2017). The impact of hospital reputation on patient loyalty. 4th conference on business management (cbm 2017)?: towards industrial revolution (ir) 4.0 . (), 133 - 139.&#13;
(2018). Understanding mobile commerce intention among nigerians: hybriding tpb, utaut and role of perceived security and awareness. Agba 15th world annual conference. xx(xx), xx - xx.&#13;
(2018). Must it be serious? testing gamification, hedonic, and cultural factors in the adoption of smartphone banking. 11th international conference on new challenges in management and business. xx(xx), 87 - 87.&#13;
(2018). Does e-satisfaction mediate the relationship between e-banking adoption and its determinants? hybrid approach to tam. 3rd international conference on business management. xx(xx), xx - xx.&#13;
(2018). The effect of organizational antecedents on voluntary turnover intention: job embeddedness as a mediator. 8th national human resource management conference 2018. xx(xx), 5 - 20.&#13;
(2018). Green entrepreneurial practices among smes in malaysia and nigeria. (siconsem 2018). 00(00), 23 - 24.&#13;
(2019). A conceptual framework for logistics service quality (lsq) and omi-channel retailing capabilities in malaysia. 1st international scholars conference 2019 universiti utara malaysia. xx(xx), 33 - 33.&#13;
(2019). Does utaut complement tam in the prediction of adoption of e-banking among nigerians? . 1st international scholars conference 2019 universiti utara malaysia. xx(xx), 14 - 14.&#13;
(2019). Model for the implementation of industry 4.0 among smes in developing countries. Inclusive business, innovation, society and economic growth . xx(xx), x - x.&#13;
(2017). Innovation strategies, Universiti Utara Malaysia UUM, Sintok, Kedah :SBM Publication&#13;
(2018). a conceptual investigation of e-banking usage and adoption in nigeria, Contemporary research in brand management (pp. 190 - 200), Universiti Utara Malaysia, Sintok, Kedah:Universiti Utara Malaysia Press (UUM Press)&#13;
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Green entrepreneurial practices among smes in malaysia and nigeria (2018), Member, ANTARABANGSA&#13;
Developing cooperation model for the implementation of industry 4.0 among malaysian and nigerian smes (2018), Leader, ANTARABANGSA&#13;
Program keupayaan kemampuan kontraktor (score-cidb) - score versi 2 (2017), Member, KEMENTERIAN/AGENSI LAIN&#13;
The influences of e-satisfaction, e-trust and hedonic motivation on the relationship between e-banking adoption and its determinants in nigeria (2015), Member, UNIVERSITI</text>
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