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The Effect of Board Members on Return on Asset (ROA): Evidence from West African Country

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  • Nwokwu, Tochukwu Christian

    (Directorate of Professional Diploma in Education (PDE), Federal College of Education, Eha – Amufu, Enugu State)

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Using a cross sectional data, the current study applied some research statistical tools on over 50 registered companies as at 2011. Several diagnostic tests have been applied to justify the validity of the results. The results show that directors’ ownership have effect on Return on Asset (ROA). Corporate governance is an area of research that cuts across the globe, both in developed countries and developing countries. From West African Country perspective this study discloses the effect of board of directors’ participation on Return on Asset.

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  • Nwokwu, Tochukwu Christian, 2022. "The Effect of Board Members on Return on Asset (ROA): Evidence from West African Country," Noble International Journal of Social Sciences Research, Noble Academic Publsiher, vol. 7(4), pages 86-93, December.
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