CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN PRACTICE

The book examines the relationship between audit committee attributes and the quality of financial reporting within Nigeria's financial industry. It explores how aspects such as the independence, expertise, size, and frequency of meetings of audit committees influence transparency, accountability, and accuracy in financial disclosures. The book provides insights into corporate governance practices and highlights the critical role of audit committees in ensuring compliance with financial regulations, fostering investor confidence, and enhancing organizational credibility in a developing economy like Nigeria.

Autorentext
Tarkighir Abraham Abu is a researcher and an accountant. He has passion for corporate governance, accounting and development. He is currently, a Doctorate student at the Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi. He has published many articles, and books.