Corporate Governance and Sustainable Development in Nigeria: A Study of Oil Companies in the Niger Delta Region
- Leyira Micah
- Asian Umobong
Abstract
This research work investigates the relationship between corporate governance structures and sustainable
development of oil companies in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria. The research is based on a survey carried
and on a representative sample of five major oil prospecting firms in the region. Questionnaires were used based
on 5 point likert scale. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 17.0. The result shows that, good corporate
governance will enable companies place priority to technological innovation that will not impair the
environment and provide basic amenities and welfare to the communities of operation. It is recommended that
government should provide stable investment rules and regulatory incentives for companies to foster sustainable
development in the Niger Delta.
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- DOI:10.5539/ijbm.v8n7p127
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