That extant realities of globalisation implicate political turbulence, socio-economic, environmental, technological complexities and volatilities is no longer news.

The public sector alongside small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) and not-for-profit entities operating in Nigeria may get dedicated codes of corporate governance in the near future.

Defying an all-embracing definition, corporate governance is the internal regulatory regime of a business entity, corporation, public or private institution.

Corporate governance is simply how to administer businesses. And when we talk of governance, it is not every business that can have a structured board.

The National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) has revealed plans to sanction insurance operators that fail to implement the corporate governance guidelines in the country.

The relevance has to be determined in line with what organisations stand to gain when they adopt background check or what they lose when they don’t adopt it.

Risk Management Association of Nigeria (RIMSON), has called for a deepening of corporate governance principles in Nigerian companies to help manage COVID-19 crisis, and alleviate

The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN) yesterday said that the scandals hovering around corporate governance in Nigeria

The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN), have been charged not to relent in its efforts to contribute to the growth of corporate governance and accountability in Nigeria, to increase investors’ confidence.

The importance of corporate governance as a safeguard for business survival, profitability and sustainability cannot be over-emphasised. The benefits of corporate governance lead to efficiency, accountability, transparency and fairness, but the level of compliance is still nothing to write home about. Over the weekend, members of ICSAN, Lagos State chapter, held a business meeting themed…

I traced the root of corporate governance to the theory proposed by Montesquieu. The doctrine of separation of power to me is the root of everything that is corporate governance. To this end, corporate governance is not new. Montesquieu laid down this doctrine with a view of ‘sharing’ power by the three arms of government…

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said in spite of attracting over $70 billion investments in the last 17 years, nation’s telecommunications sector was still bugged down by poor corporate governance structure and issues. It made the disclosure yesterday at the zonal sensitisation workshop on code of corporate governance for the telecoms sector in Kano.…