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    Workplace technology adoption and organizational change in a selected Nigerian customs service South-South Zone
    (Federal University of Technology, Owerri, 2025-01) Obadiah, Kurutst Rika
    The general objective of this research delves on workplace technology adoption and organizational change in selected Nigerian Customs Service, South-South Zone. The study utilized a correlational survey design and questionnaire as instruments for data collection. The total population of the study comprised 565 employees. The sample size was determined statistically using the Taro Yamane formula and calculated as 234. A proportional allocation formula is utilized in determining the number of surveys for each stratum- River, Bayelsa, Edo, Akwa Ibom and Delta State, Nigeria. Out of 234 copies of a questionnaire sent to the participants; only 205 were returned and utilized for the study while the remaining 29 copies were not used. The hypotheses were statistically tested and analyzed using Pearson correlation methods at a 5% level of significance. The findings of research hypotheses one revealed that digital literacy level (skills) positively correlates with employee’s engagement. This result confirms a positive result with the value of (p= .000, r = .991, N = 205). The findings of research hypotheses two showed that high-speed internet positively correlate with organizational restructuring. This result confirms a positive result with the value of (p= .000, r = .993, N = 205). The findings of research hypotheses three also highlighted that electronic platform positively correlated with organizational leadership. This result confirms a positive result with the value of (p= .000, r = .996, N = 205). The researcher recommends that organizations should increase investment in continuous technological upgrades. The Nigerian Customs Services should prioritize continuous investment in modern technologies that align with global best practices. These include blockchain for trade transparency, AI-powered analytics, and IoT for real-time tracking of goods. Regular training programs should be implemented to enhance staff digital literacy and ensure the smooth adoption of new technologies. Training should focus not only on technical skills but also on change management to overcome resistance