Browsing by Author "Wahid Damilola OLANIPEKUN"

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    A STRATEGY FOR COMBATING CORRUPTION AND ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
    (2015) Wahid Damilola OLANIPEKUN; Aminu Nassir BRIMAH; Folaranmi Modupe OLOWOLENI
    Nigeria is a country endowed with natural and human resources, but still fall short of the developmental progress required to positively impact the well being of the average Nigerian. Corruption has been described as one of the greatest challenges of our time and prevalence of high level of corruption in governance has been identified as one major obstacle militating against rapid growth and development. This study examines the benefits of TSA strategy and concludes that despite the plethora of legislation and agencies fighting corruption, it has remained pervasive because of the disconnection between the posturing of leaders and their conduct and failure to utilize universally accepted and tested strategies; a good example which is TSA. It therefore recommends that the government through the Office of the Accountant General of the Federation (OAGF) must come up with the guidelines and modalities that will strengthen the process of TSA implementation.
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    cOMPARATIVE ANALNSIS OF CORPORATE SoCIAL RESPONSIBILITY PRACTICES IN SELECTED NIGERIAN BANKS AND MANUFACTURING FIRMS: A MULTI-METHODS APPROACH
    (2018) Wahid Damilola OLANIPEKUN; Issa ABDULRAHEEM; Aminu Nassir BRIMAH
    This studycomparatively examined the CSR practices of selected firms in Nigerian mamyfacuring and banking sector Data for this research was obtained from primary and secondary sources. Survey research design was used in the study. The quantitative data were analyzedusingdescriptive statistics amd inferential statistics of Mann Whitney U Test while the hypothesis was tested at 0.05 alpha levels. The qualitative data were analyzed using content and thematic analysis. Findings revealed that there isn statistically significant difference in CSR practises of selectedNigerian banks and manufacturing firms.Allprobability valueswere found to be higher than 0.05: economic (0.055), social (0.069) and environmental (0.074). Also, findings revealed that the selected firms have consistently reported their CSR initiatives and programmes in the annual reports and accounts. Based on the findings, the study conchuded that with CSR practices and initiatives, companies can obtain a valuable tool thatprovides competition advantage. The study recommended that organisations should embrace the spirit of being socially responsible; because by involving in CSR. it will udd to the goodvill of their companies, thereby, increasing theirfinancial worth eventually, boost the imageof their banks and guining an edge through increasing patronage of theirservices.