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Item Achieving the millennium development golas: the SMEs alternative(Lapai international journal of management and social sciences, 2009-12-29) USMAN, A.; Kadiri, I.B.The MDGs represents the commitment of the international community to reduce poverty and promote human development across the world. The goals are measurable targets frame for making a difference in the lives of people. Nigeria, like any other country of the world, has often put in place programmes and policies that will assist her in achieving the MGDs. The paper argues that it still remains a large challenge to achieve the target in the country. It is not even listed as among the countries that are likely to achieve the MGDs target is often belittled by factors such as corruption, inadequate/lack of political will, market, and dearth of technological knowhow. The paper, therefore, recommends the need for linkages among the SMEs in order to facilitate technology transfer, provision of adequate and sustained power supply, government support etc as a precondition for the growth and development of SMEs and ultimately the MGDs in the country.Item Career management and employee engagement in guaranty trust bank(Faculty of Management Sciences, Usmanu Dan Fodio University, Sokoto, Nigeria, 2017) Kadiri, I.B.; Jimoh, L.A.Item Career management and employee engagement in guaranty trust bank.(Faculty of Management Sciences, Usmanu Dan Fodio University, Sokoto, Nigeria., 2017) Kadiri, I.B.; Jimoh, L.A.Item Effect of reward on organizational commitment: a case study of lagos state internal revenue service, Nigeria.(Clarion University of Pennsylvania, Clarion, Pennsylvania., 2017) Isiaka S.B.; Kadiri, I.B.; Jimoh, L.A.Item FORMAL SME’s FINANCING FOR RURAL POVERTY REDUCTION – STUDY OF SELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS IN KWARA STATE(department of local governement and development studies, ABU, 2014-09-12) ADEBAYO, P.O.; Kadiri, I.B.; BADMUS, D.A.Recent development projects in Nigeria have been concentrated in the urban areaswith no regards for rural areas. This has resulted in poor economic growth and high c oncentration of poverty in the rural areas. In an attempt to address this, rural SMEs development have become paramount. This study investigates the relationship between SMEs financing and rural poverty reduction. A survey of 120 SMEs were undertaken across two local government areas on strata of agro-allied, manufacturing and trading/services with the aid of self-administered questionnaire. A total of 80 copies of correctly filled and returned questionnaires were analysed using correlation and t-test analyses. The results of the findings reveqals the correlation coefficient between SMEs finance and poverty reduction equal 0.685 i.e. 68.5% this implies that SMEs financing have a positive correlation with rural poverty reduction, as an increase in the former leads to corresponding decrease in the latter. The study concludes that formal and informal financing g available to rural SMEs operators are grossly inadequate to sufficiently cater for their financial needs. It is further concluded that poor access to finance is not the only SMEs constraint as others includes low managerial skill; infasturctuarl inadequacy; poor policy support and information asymmetry. The study recommends among others that the government should provide a platform for credit guarantee that will be responsible to provide collateral for rural SMEs.Item Impact of fraud on organizational profitability: A study of selected Banks in Nigeria(Ilorin journal of marketing, 2015-06-01) Adeoti, J.O; Kadiri, I.B.; Olawale, Y.A.The development in the banking industry over the years have resulted into complex and diverse situations. The traditional banking era have been replaced with the modern methods due to the emergence of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). These developments have also influenced the practices as well as the nature of work in the industry. However, as new technologies were developed new method of defrauding and fraudulent acts were often perpetrated by customers as well as bank staffs. This paper therefore seeks to examine the impact of fraud on organisational profitability. Fraud and fraudulent activities pose a significant problem to the banking industry in Nigeria. Multiple regression analysis was used to examine the impact of fraud on organisational profitability in Nigeria selected banks. Detailed questionnaire were used to obtain the required information from the respondents. However, due to the stringent measures adopted by the regulatory body to tackle the menace of fraud and fraudulent activities, there was a significant decrease between 2006 and 201. The paper concluded that fraud and fraudulent activities inflicts severe financial difficulties on banks and their customers. They reduce the amount of money available for the development of the organisation. the study recommended that banks in Nigeria need to strengthen their internal control system and the regulatory bodies should improve their supervisory role in order to check and curtail the incidence of fraud and fraudulent activities in Nigeria banking industry.Item Impact of Organisational Culture on Employees’ Performance in Selected Pharmaceutical Companies in Nigeria(Academy of Taiwan Business Management Review, 2019) Isiaka S.B.; Kadiri, I.B.; Adeoti, J.O.; Saka M. J.; Suleiman , A. A.; Jimoh, L.A.Item Impact of staff welfare on job commitment in tuyil pharmaceutical company, Ilorin, Kwara State.(Department of Industrial Relations and Personnel Management. Lagos State University, Ojo, Nigeria., 2018) Jimoh, L.A.; Kadiri, I.B.Item Relationship between Talent Management and Labour Turnover in Nigeria banking sector.(Kampala International University., 2017) Isiaka S.B.; Kadiri, I.B.; Jimoh, L.A.Item SMEs finance as a panacea for the Eradication of corruption in the Banking Industry(ilorin journal of business and social sciences, 2007-03-11) Bashir, M.A; Kadiri, I.B.Over the years sundry interpretation has been given to corruption. It is the misuse of position to obtain personal and narrow interest over and above collective interest. Besides corruption, the inability of the SMEs to provide needed collateral, institutional bottlenecks, delay in processing and disbursement of loan have made the SMEs to prefer informal sources of finance over and above the formal sources. In this connection, the paper examines the credit system available to SMEs in Nigeria using the ordinary least square regression equation and it was observed that the formal banking sector precludes the SMEs in disbursing its loan. In this wise, the paper observes that at least eighty percent of informal agents in Ghana and Nigeria reported no delinquent borrowers and all expected virtually one hundred percent payment within three months of the date-due. The paper therefore recommends the need for the government through the central Bank of Nigeria to generate regulatory reforms that could cause institutional development and physical investment among the formal and informal financial institution in the country. The consolidated fund need be injected into the small scale industries through direct partnership with the formal finance agents.Item Talent Management and Employee Engagement: A Study of Guaranty Trust Bank in Ilorin Metropolis(Institute of Administrative Sciences, University of the Punjab, 2017) Kadiri, I.B.; Jimoh, L.A.