Directors and corporate governance in the banking sector: Evidence from Nigeria.

Directors and corporate governance in the banking sector: Evidence from Nigeria.

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A healthy corporate governance culture is imperative in the banking sector where the retention of public confidence remains of utmost importance. In this regard,
 
Published at ICAN Journal of Accounting and Finance (IJAF).1(4), 157- 167.
Published in 2012
 
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Jafaru, J. and Iyoha, F.O
Iyoha Francis
 
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