This issue of the RJFSR presents a collection of insightful papers that explore critical intersections between sustainability, finance, and economic development. From the economic impact of green energy on local communities—focusing on job creation, income generation, and economic multipliers in the renewable energy industry—to the corporate adaptability exhibited during the COVID-19 pandemic, these studies offer valuable perspectives for both academics and professionals. The research on oil and gas revenue sources and their effects on Nigeria’s economic growth provides a deep understanding of the sector’s enduring influence on national financial health.
Additionally, the issue delves into the application of a multi-factor asset pricing model to the Nigerian stock market, offering sophisticated tools for analyzing financial asset returns in emerging markets. The exploration of corporate financing sources and their impact on the financial performance of oil and gas firms in Nigeria would deepen the reader's understanding of financial strategies in a key global industry. Together, these contributions are vital for those engaged in the fields of financial sustainability, corporate finance, and economic development, offering actionable insights and ensuring informed decision-making in complex economic environments.