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A STUDY OF THE USE OF FINANCIAL RATIOS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE PERFORMANCE AND THE PROFITABILITY OF A FIRM

A STUDY OF THE USE OF FINANCIAL RATIOS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF THE PERFORMANCE AND THE PROFITABILITY OF A FIRM

 

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ABSTRACT
This research work “The study of the use of financial ratios for the assessment of the performance and profitability of a firm” touched all vital aspects of ratio analysis. In addition, it identified the various kinds of ratios, their uses, those that benefits from such analysis, as well as the limitations associated with the concept of financial ratio analysis.
However, this research work showed the relevance of the financial ratio analysis mostly to the publics of an organization, that is, the equity holder, short-term creditors, long-term creditors, the management, the customers/client and the tax authority. Also, a lending banker can also be able to assess the viability of a borrowing firm with the help of ratio analysis in order to decide on whether to or not to extend credits.
To examine this research work, the researcher embarked on secondary source of data as recommended. This entails the review of related literature by renowned and prominent authors of textbooks, journals, magazines and newspapers, as well as other publications.
This research work is essential for both students and those in the agricultural sector. It constitutes a good reading for practioners in the field of agriculture.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY 1
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM 2
1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY 3
1.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY 4
1.5 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY 6
1.6 DEFINITION OF TERMS 6

CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
2.1 THE CONCEPT OF FINANCIAL RATIO ANALYSIS10
2.2 GENERAL USES OF FINANCIAL RATIO ANALYSIS11
2.3 STANDARDS OF COMPARISON AND BASIC FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 13
2.4 TYPE OF FINANCIAL RATIOS 14
2.5 LIMITATIONS OF FINANCIAL RATIO ANALYSIS 23
2.6 RATIO ANALYSIS AND THE LENDING BANKER 24

CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
3.1 SOURCE OF DATA 30
3.2 LOCATION OF DATA 30
3.3 METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION 31

CHAPTER FOUR
FINDINGS 33

CHAPTER FIVE:
RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION
5.1 RECOMMENDATION 36
5.2 CONCLUSION 37
BIBLIOGRAPHY 38

PROJECT PROPOSAL
The researcher intends to write on the topic “A study of the use of financial ratios for assessments of the performance and profitability of a firm”.
Presently, most lending bankers are faced with the problem of loan default as a result of in appropriate study or appraisal of the financial statements of the borrowing firm with the help of financial ratio analysis. Therefore, the proposed objective of the study is to identify the various ratios, roles and problems with the use of financial ratios in assessing the performance and profitability of a borrowing firm.
However, the researcher also intends to source her data through the secondary means of data collection, which implies the review of related textbooks, journals, magazines, etc.
Furthermore, the researcher intends to emphasis or limit her topic on the aspect of bank lending in relation to the use of financial ratio analysis to assess the performance and profitability of a borrowing firm.
Conclusively, in respect to the plan for the review of relevant literature, the researcher intends to elaborate more on the concept of financial ratios, various kinds of financial ratios, their uses and importance, as well as limitations on their uses or application.
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The significance of Financial Rations and its analysis can not be over emphasized. According to Iloh (2001), a good financial planning for any functional organization has to be related to the existing strength and weakness of such organization. In the effort to discover the aforementioned factors, it becomes necessary to evaluate the performance of such organization over a given period. Financial Ration analysis is therefore one of the methods used in determining the level of performance of an organization. It can be explained as the techniques of reducing aggregate financial data into meaningful quotients, which are compared to other existing financial data.
However, the researcher has developed interest in this particular topic in order find out the impact of financial ratio analysis, mostly to a lending banker. This is because, the issue of credit extension is not an easy task and is of technical in nature, one of the criteria for a successful lending is the review of the Financial Statements of a borrowing firm. This is actually carried out with help of ratio analysis.
Furthermore, the analysis of such financial statements will enable a lending banker to access the viability of such borrowing firm, in the area of liquidity, profitability as well as the nature of its funding.
Conclusively, having indept knowledge of the above concepts mentioned above through Financial Ration analysis, the lending banker will now be able to take appropriate decision on either to accept or reject a given loan proposal or request.

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
The occurance of loan default is becoming so alarming in most NigerianBanks. This has affected most banks, specifically their capital adequacy, which invariably led to distress and failure. According to Orjih (1996), manipulation of accounting records by borrowers as well as inappropriate review and analysis of the financial statements of the borrower are among the causes of loan default and bad debt. That is, it creates room for the borrowers of fund to deviate from the terms of payment or repayment of fund borrowed from the lending banker.
For several years, most banks have experienced distress and failure as a result of bad lend

DETECTION AND CONTROL OF FINANCIAL FRAUDS IN NIGERIA BANKING SYSTEM; PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION (A CASE STUDY OF U.B.A)

DETECTION AND CONTROL OF FINANCIAL FRAUDS IN NIGERIA  BANKING SYSTEM; PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION

(A CASE STUDY OF U.B.A)

ABSTRACT

Banks deal essentially in cash financial instrument and other documents which are generally of a negotiable and easily transferable in nature. Hence it is very pertinent to say that the exposure of banks to both internal and external fraud is very great. This practice is very common to area involving cash, cheque and fraud transfer operation. Much research and thought are increasingly being directed towards the study of the causes of fraud in Banks because of its affects on Banking and the entire economy.

Recent study carried out by financial institutions training centre, Lagos, showed that causes of fraud reported annually between 1989 and 1998 was about 500 and the annual average money involved in attempted fraud was thirty-six money naira while the annual average lost to banks and customers was sixteen million naira. It may not be said to be an over statement that these figure may have risen geometrically upwards afterwards when about seventy eight percent of our banking operations are going to rural areas where poor institutional and infrastructural factors militate against efficient and effective checks on the branches in these rural areas.

Another problem facing our nations banking system is that of long cheques, frustrations, delays and disappointments being experienced in the banking halls by customers while either paying in or withdrawing their hard earned money. These associated problems and deficiencies have in recent years resulted to disencouraging growth of banking habit among the public. This our society has been turned into a mere “cash society”.

My personal experience as an accounting personal in one of the private companies and various articles I read on the problems of our banking system have aroused my deep interest in this project topic. It is therefore my pleasure to carryout this e on ‘detection and control of financial fraud in Nigeria banking system” using U.B.A plc as a case study.

Chapter one of this research work deals with introduction and over view on financial fraud.

The second chapter reviews the previous write-ups on the subject matter.

The third chapter assesses the work procedures on banks and focuses the loopholes inherent in there that aid fraudsters carryout the nefarious activities.

Chapter four of this work did on analysis of financial frauds by examine the methods used by fraudsters indefrauting the banking system. It establish that falsification of accounts and forged cheques and signatures ranked highest as means of perpetrating frauds.

An examination of categories of persons involved in the preparation of fraud reveals that bank staff are in the majority. This chapter also focuses on the final incidence consequence of bank fraud.

Chapter five discusses the general prevention techniques (solution) available to bank management in checking financial fraud, while the last chapter evaluates and concludes the with personal economic on the issue of financial frauds in our banking industry.

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION

  • Background of the study 1
  • Statement of the problem 4
  • Objective or purpose of the study 5
  • Scope or delimitation of the study 6
  • Research questions 7
  • Hypothesis 7
  • Significance 8

 

CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF LITERATURE 

  • Who are the bank fraudsters 13
  • Fraud and fraudulent practice in banking services 16
  • The legal framework 20
  • What is fraud                                                      25
  • Causes of fraud in U.B.A bank 29
  • The effects of fraud in U.B.A. Bank 31

 

CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY

  • Research design 33
  • Area of the study 44
  • Sample and sample procedure 45

CHAPTER FOUR

  • Data presentation and result 50

4.1     Summary of results/findings                                50

 

CHAPTER FIVE

  • Discussion implication, recommendation 74

5.1     Discussion of result                                              75

5.2     Conclusion                                                           80

5.4     Recommendations                                                         84

5.5     Suggestions for further research                           87

5.6     Limitation of the study                                         88

References                                                            89

Appendices                                                                    91

 


CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1     BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY

          There has been no single accepted definition of term “fraud”. Fraud in whatever form is limitless on classification. This is why courts and writers on fraud shirk or try to escape away from giving a decisive definition. Notwithstanding, the varied meanings attached to the concept of financial fraud the author addressed the subject with the following working definitions.

Oxford and Chamber dictionaries define fraud as a criminal deception, act of deceptive trick, cheating swindling person or thing that deceives.

Longman dictionary define fraud as “an act of deceitful behaviour for the purposes of gain which may be punishable by law.

In the mind of civil court of justice, fraud may be said to cover “all acts, omissions and  concealments which involve a branch of legal or equitable duty trust or confidence justly reposed and injurious to another or by which an undue influence or available is taken off.

Brmifagbeni define banking fraud to mean an act or cause of deception deliberately practiced to gain unlawful or unfair advantages such deception directed to the detriments of another. The goes further to define fraud to mean depriving a person dishonestly or some thing which is his or of something to which he or would or might but for perpetration of the fraud be entailed.

Having closely studies these approaches to definition to fraud especially from the banking perspective. One may correctly see bank financial fraud as a deliberate act by an individual or group within or without the Nigeria banking system to cheat, swindle, deceives or manipulate in other to disposes the banks depositors/shareholders of their funds.

Therefore fraud and forgone in banking transactions can be perpetrated through falsification of entire in accounts of customers with a view to take advantages of the excess proceed.

Despite several definitions of frauds, the author believes that the ones so far given are rater appropriate, advantages and inspiring for the purpose in which the research work intends to achieve. This is because, they contain the basic  elements of fraud which include that:

  1. There must be decent or deception directed to the detriment of another or entirety.
  2. A false representation has been made knowingly or without belief in its truth or recklessly, carelessly, whether it true or false.
  3. To obtain damages for deceits, it must be proved that the defendant intended that the plaintiff should act on it an suffered damages in consequences.

The position of banking system in our economy cannot be over emphasized. They act as the ‘conduct pipe’ through which all the financial transactions pass. However, fraud has proved a serious bottleneck to the proper functioning of the roles of the banking system to the Nigeria economy. People are beginning to get worries and sooner than later may loose confidence in our banking sector due to mainly the very increasing incidence of fraud in our today’s banks. Banks as the store house of the public funds and properties should be on trust not fraud.

  • STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

The frequent cases of financial fraud in many financial institutions in our country is now taken as the utmost concern to financial experts and micro encomiasts. This has also initiated that task of seeking solutions to eliminate its occurrences. To some banking experts, the issue of fraud is an internal vice in the Nigeria banking system. They argue on this because a good number of fraud occur among our banks without the knowledge of outsiders even where the public is aware it doe’s not effect the rate at which customers withdraw or deposit money.

These experts are inclined to believe this because the nation is under-banked, the populace are at no option but to use the available banks like especially the foremost and well established banks like UBA plc even if there are glaring inefficiencies in the operations incompetence and laziness among most banks staff give birth to fraud.

Fraud has paralysed the roof, the foundation and creditability of our banking system. Just pick up any national daily or from police record and you will be alarmed at the extent and magnitude of bank fraud in Nigeria banking system. Many banks have gone on distressed. Therefore the researcher is aiming at finding out if there is any significant effect or solution to financial fraud in the Nigerian banking system which has to offer to these deficiencies aforementioned with special reference with UBA plc station road, Enugu.

In summary, the major problems of this study are as follows:

  1. The incessant/consistent casa of financial fraud
  2. Weakness this has attributed to banking industry prior to the introduction of effective control of financial fraud.

1.3    PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

This research work is general set towards ascertaining the effects finical fraud have had on Nigeria banking system or banking industry since its inception in the Nigeria industry .furthermore, the study is;

1) To determine if any lost of bills the banking have in relationship with the financial fraud in banking and to what extend.

2) To examine the facts contained in the detection and control financial fraud issued.

3)  To research into the reason why people involve in financial fraud              

4)  To diagnose the banking procedures with a view to fishing out loopholes and suggesting way of plugging them.

5)  To examine the various management and government controlling devices geared towards alimentation or checking financial fraud in our banking system.

6)  To recommend solutions that may help in checking financial fraud in our banking system.

7)  To identify the problem banks face as a result of the introduction of financial fraud.

 

1.4     SCOPE OF THE STUDY

This research work on detection and control of financial fraud is with a particular reference to UBA plc station Road (okpara Avenue) Enugu and its cover facts on the issue. This research work has a lot of difficulties. Firstly, top officials of bank were reluctant to give away relevant statistical data on financial frauds that occurred in the organisation.

RESEARCH QUESTIONS;

Owing to the need for a compressive study of this topic, the researcher demands it necessary and reasonable to postulated the following research questions. This research has no doubt that the awares to these questions will help him to draw conclusions and recommendations are necessary.

The following question are the research questions

1) What is the commonest causes of financial fraud, can this be checked and controlled.

2)  Has the financial fraud in the banking industry helped to impede problems towards banks failure (distressed)

3)  What measure do the bank adopt to check financial fraud.

4)  To what extend can the customers wait before being attended and assume they are being attended promptly, do they have adequate banking services available to them.

1.6     RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS

To fulfill the above outlined purpose, the research declares the following propositions.

Ho1:  Most financial frauds have not succeeded because of the complexity of banking activities.

Ha1:  Most financial frauds have succeeded because of the complexity of banking activities.

Ho2:  Auditing and investigations are not indispensable weapons in the efficient management of the banking industry.

Ha2:  Auditing and investigations and indispensable weapon in the efficient management of the banking system.

Ho3:  The problem of financial fraud is not limited to UBA station Road, Enugu nor to banking system as a whole but to the society.

Ha3:  The problem of financial fraud is limited to UBA station Road, Enugu nor to banking system as a whole but to the society.

Ho4:  Commercial banks do not place any value on the auditors reports.

Ha4:  Commercial banks place adequate value on auditors reports.

1.7     SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

This study is intended to highlight the indispensable position of an auditor and those concern to work in an enviable financial houses like banks.

This project will equally to be of immense help to other establishments and organisation both in public and private sector. The dive need to establish a visible internal auit unit as a means of internal control should not be over-emphasised.

It is helped that the management of UBA of Nigeria plc station road, Enugu in particular should use the findings of this research to equip the audit the audit department (i.e audit department and inspection). This department being the watch – dog of bank should be given more teeth to bile than more banking prospective investors, promoters, shareholders would find this study very – useful. This will serve as an eye opener to them on what it takes to invest in banks.

This will also help readers and those who may wish to make reference on the topic of study may be while undertaking similar research work.

Government agencies can install adequate internal control measures to avert the incessant frauds and embezzlement rampant in financial houses, ministries and parastals today.

For prospective auditors and accountants, it is a material of reading. They should be able to understand what is fraud and where to audit, how and why auditing and internal control system is an invertible ambient of the business system.

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ABSTRACT
This research work clearly brings out the motivational tools used by financial institution for attainment of financial goal. The topic “motivation of customer as essential tool in financial institution” is very essential to be used by institution. For it least for profit maximization. This motivation is applied to retain and gain more customers for institution like Banks.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
1.1 Problem identification 1
1.2 The Rationale of study 1
1.3 Significance of study 2
1.4 Definition of Terms 3
CHAPTER TWO
2.1 Review of Related Literature 5
2.2 Motivational techniques 10
CHAPTER THREE
3.1 Statement of hypothesis 13
3.2 Methodology of study 15
3.3 Sources of Data 16
CHAPTER FOUR
4.1 Presentation of Data 19
4.2 Analysis of Data 22
CHAPTER FIVE
5.1 Summary 27
5.2 Conclusion 28
5.3 Suggestion 29
Bibliography 30
CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
1.1 PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
Motivation of customers is a very important tool to be used by financial institution like banks.
Therefore I want to investigate the benefits of banks if they (customers) are being motivated by banks.
Banks can motivate customers by giving sales promotion, increasing the interest rate of depositors especially those that operate savings account, giving loans to prime customers when such cases instruments or article for example, “treasury bills, certificates for deposit”. These financial instruments should be issued at a lower rate to customers, also reducing the interest rate of loans can motivate customers to petronise such institution e.g. bank.

1.2 THE RATIONALE OF STUDY
The rationale of this study can be said to be very essential, assuming we are to understand and influence motivation. The important reason of this study could be said to be: guiding against past experience. Not maintaining good relationship with customers an render such a financial institution at liquidation, therefore the past experience of not patronizing banks could be brough to its abrupt end if this study will be absolutely followed.
This study provide an avenue for banks to amend past experience.

CRITICAL ISSUES IN MANAGING NIGERIAN PUBLIC ENTERPRISE: A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF NIGERIAN (FAAN)

CRITICAL ISSUES IN MANAGING NIGERIAN PUBLIC ENTERPRISE: A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF NIGERIAN (FAAN)

Chapter One

Introduction

  • Preamble 1
  • Background of the Study 5
  • Statement of the Problem 8
  • Purpose of the Study 8
  • Significance of the Study 9
  • Scope of the Study 11
  • Research questions 11
  • Definition of Terms 12

Chapter Two

Literature Review                                                          15

  • The Review 15
  • Problems and Prospects of Managing Nigerian Public Enterprises (A case Study of (3) selected Public Enterprises in Enugu.31
  • Roles and Functions of Nigerian public enterprises in diversified development                                       39
  • Controls of Nigerian Public Enterprises 40

 

Chapter Three

Research Methodology

  • Research Design 41
  • Area of Study 41
  • Population for the Study 41
  • Sample and Sampling Techniques 41
  • Instrument for data collection 42
  • Method of Data Collection 43
  • Validity of Instrument 43
  • Method of Data Analysis 43

 

Chapter Four

Data Presentation and Analysis

  • Presentation and Analysis 44

 

Chapter Five

Discussion of Findings, Recommendation, Suggestions for Further Studies, Summary and Conclusion.

  • Discussion of Results 60
  • Conclusion 67
  • Implication of the Findings 69
  • Recommendations 71
  • Limitations                                       70
  • Suggestions for Further Research 72

Bibliography                                                        73

Appendix                                                             77

 

CHAPTER ONE

 

  • PREAMBLE

The government of any nation has some basic responsibilities to her citizenry.  One of such responsibilities is the provision of social infrastructure and cheap economic services to the people.  In other words, the government provides essential service to the public in her effort to ensure eve and diversified development.  The services are known to be indispensable to the people and most the time they are services of great necessities such that if left in the hands of the private investors will result to over explanation, marginalization and in extreme cases an undue monopoly.

However, as an organized body responsible for policy making and execution, the government delegates the responsibility of providing such public services to an established body which in the right sense could be referred to as the public enterprises ranging from the type of role assigned to them to the type of act or decree under which it is established.

So to say, whether it is intended that such enterprise would source funds on its own or make profit solely depends on the section of the decree/constitution that establish it.

Generally, they are called public enterprise because they provide and render public services.  These services are public because of the concept of externalities in that some consumers of these services pay while others who may be consuming it do not pay.  Sometimes the payment is not proportionate to the services consumed.  Despite the fact that some people who consume public services do not pay for it, the government however, cannot withdraw such services from them.

The belief is that whether the service is paid for or not that the general public have paid for them through tax.

According to Abubakar (1984) the establishment has objectives, which include the provision of infrastructural facilities and services at a very moderate price/rate to the vast Nigerian population.  This was the main reason why they were included as part of the development plan of 1972.  They were seen as machinery for development, national growth and the tool for high standard of living and increased per capital income.  The initial funding of public enterprises is by the government but it was expected that as time goes on the parastatals would source fund and capitalize itself through car ways from the proceeds f the changes it tags to the services rendered to the public.

Rotimo (1985) disclosed that they are not in practice being made to continually extend loan and subsidiary to some of them.  Once more the government in addition to providing the initial fund give loan and subsidy to the parastatals at the repayment period of 5 years.

The Nigerian populace and members of the board of policy makers had been disappointed for the overall performance of the public parastatals, which is far below expectation.  There are so many reasons why it is expected that public enterprises though not profit oriented should perform better.  One of such reasons stems from the fact that it is funded by the whole Nigerians through tax.

Another such reason is that available support are resources she enjoys from the government such support could be in for of subsidy provided by the government, loan extended to them at a low interest rate, exemption from tax levies and the monopolistic condition of their services.  Irrespective of these logistic available to the public enterprises they has suffered and in fact been pooled down by a lot of unimaginable crises.

The management position of the public enterprises is organisingly not encouraging.  The state of their overall productivity is in a total shamble.  Their efficiency and effectiveness reads zero.  The question now is whether the manager are actually competent or aware of the their management objective what is actually wrong?

Sometimes in the past, the government inaugurated series of public commissions to study the parastatas and make recommendations for their improved productivity.  Lidorji and Onasode Commissions were some of such Commissions inaugurated to investigate into the management position of the public enterprises.  Inspite of their numerous research and suggestions none of such reports had proved any significant development in the public sector which can imply that there is no change in the public enterprises.

The situation of poor productivity, inefficient services and gross negligent from the management circle of the public enterprises continues to deteriorate so much that recently that government is talking of privatization.

The government is seriously considering this inevitable alternative since it is believed that this will enhance performance of the public parastatals through cost effectiveness.  Again, if the private individuals are allowed to participate in the running and financing of public enterprises, government control and unceremonial intervention into the affairs of he public enterprises will be reduced to the barest minimum.

 

  • BACKGROUND OF THE CASE STUDY

Airport today is overseen by the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).  FAAN came into being subject to a decree created by military government in 1986.  Before then, it was known as the Airport Authority of Nigeria.  The Federal Government Aviation Authority and Airport Authority of Nigeria has before 1986 regarded as different bodies but by this decree, they became merged and called Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria.

As earlier mentioned the primary role of the FAAN is to maintain and manage Airport and in doing this create air spaces for Air Transportation in Nigeria.

Other functions of the FAAN include, the provision and maintenance of all necessary facilities and services for the safe, orderly, expenditure of the economic operation of Air Transport.  It has to generally secure the safety efficiency and regularity of Air Navigation and safe of aircraft and of person and properly in the Airport.

To provide adequate facilities and personnel for effective security at the airport.

At the top of the management of the FAAN is the Managing Director, appointed by the head of state on the recommendation of the Minister of Aviation followed by the Governing Board (dissolved by the Military Government and yet to be reconstituted) below the board are the managers and at the bottom of the organization are the junior staff, which are less than the management staff as in the case of Enugu Airport that is 112 Senior Staff against 38 Junior Staff, in fact, this is funny.

The major management constraints of the FAAN emanates from the fact that they are not adequately funded, others are: Inadequate staff, inadequate information, old and obsolete equipment.  The last two (2) problems are closely related in that information in the Airport is supposed to be accurate and because they lack information gadgets like computer sets, it becomes impossible to get accurate and adequate information.

However, their machines are old and obsolete but cannot be replaced.

One peculiar thing about motivation of managers is that they have a comfortable and more relaxed working conditions like health services, staff school for their children, job securities and other facilities than the managers of private enterprises but the financial aspect of their motivation is very poor.

 

  • STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMS

The question now is. Whether the management team of the public parastatals are in themselves truly efficient.

What is really the cause of this inefficiency?

Is it the management of the government?

What can really be done to improve the management position of the public parastals?

What is so special in the private enterprise, management that they can seem to perform better than the managers of public enterprises?

 

  • PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

This study is carried out specifically to ascertain the issues in managing one selected enterprises of the government.

The study specifically attempts to find out the following:

How managers are motivated.

The extent of government and board control

The effect of socio-political and economic changes on the management control and information system.

The degree of human relation in the enterprises.

The efficient managerial techniques applied in the enterprises by managers.

What extent the management team can be blamed for the mis-management of the various parastatals.

 

  • SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

What is obvious is that if the management of the public parastatals is properly harnessed the performance of these parastatals will be greatly improved.

The potentials of effective management in any organization whatsoever cannot therefore be under-rated hence the assertion that management is the heart of the organization because it is the machinery that pumps resources round organization.

The government expects public enterprises to facilitate progress through prompt discharge of duties and rendering of services to the masses.  The dream of the citizenry had been that the public parastals would provide at a glance the services requested from them without wasting time.

The nation had expected that like catalyst the public enterprises would speed up and activate rapid development and growth rate in the economy.

Unfortunately, the managers of the parastatals have transferred the parastatalls resources into tools for individual economics development and progress.

It is therefore conspicuous how the ineffective manipulation of the various parstatals has been and is still a source of great concern to the government and the general public.

In every respect, the public enterprises have been structured in similar manner.  This similar quality makes it possible for the study of one selected parastatals to be mace and used as a basis for unraveling the variables of other parastatals.

It is therefore, expected that the result of this research should be applied generally to all other public enterprises.

It however, brings to light the issues that are responsible for the poor performance of the public parastatals, which are critical.

 

  • SCOPE OF THE STUDY

Earlier in this project work, it was noted that the public parastatals are similar in all respects among each other in all the states of the federation.  As such, it is expected that a study in one of them can represent the rest of the others states.

Nevertheless, this research is a very study of one (1) selected public enterprise in Enugu metropolis which include; Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).

 

  • RESEARCH QUESTIONS
  • Do managers understand the objectives of the organization, which they manage?
  • Is there compliance with the laid down policies of the government enterprises?
  • Are the resources of the enterprises treated with non-challance by management, workers, and the general public?
  • Do managers of public enterprises put in their best?
  • Are workers in public enterprises properly motivated by their managers?
  • Are managers of public enterprise properly motivated?
  • Does the government interfere with the management of public enterprises?

 

  • DEFINITION OF TERMS

It is of paramount important to defined some of the terms used in the research study.  since these terms could have different meanings to avoid difficulties.

The following terms are operationally used, defined in the study as follows:

  • Public Enterprise: This is defined as an establishment set by the Federal Government to reach the demand of the people (populace) in the society at a subsidized rate.
  • Management: This refers to the application of skill or a system of planning, organizing, directing and controlling of material and human resources and money to achieve optimum and efficient returns.

This includes the application of skill in revenue generation and ensuring cost minimization.

  • Misappropriation: This simply means administrative and financial deficiencies on the part of the administrators to divert fund to their personal use than in the federal government treasury.
  • Government Intervention: This simply means government making policies to the public enterprises.

Also decisions are being taken by the government in running the affairs of the organization.

  • Obsolete Equipment: These are equipments that had worn out, which will not be useful for the smooth running of the public enterprises in achieving their useful objectives.
  • Loans: This refers to grants from the government to the public enterprises at a low interest rate and tax exemption to help in effective running of their obligations.

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ABSTRACT
This work is designed to find out the financial problems and prospects of privatization in Nigeria, a case study of Nigeria Breweries Plc.
The work therefore covers the background, significance and objectives of the study in chapter one. Which chapter two views issues dating to literature and tried to highlights it’s concepts and inceptions of privatization in Nigeria. Chapter three shows the research design and methodology and pointed out the area of the study, the population, determination of sample size and locations where the data was found.
A random sampling was used for selecting research sample and questionnaires administration. Primary and secondary sources of data were used. The primary sources is form the questionnaire administration which the secondary sources are from text-books, educational journals and magazine. The data is presented in tables and percentages, and figures were also used in the analysis.
In testing hypothesis, the chi-square test was conducted at an appropriate significant level and degree of freedom. Also, standard deviation was as well used.
From the data analyzed in chapter four, the following findings were made: Lack of findings for share/purchase is a problem for successful privatization in Nigeria, therefore, no other financial problems can also noted as a good option for improvement and development in Nigeria.
Lastly, the research work contains findings recommendations and conditions for further research.

LIST OF TABLE
TABLES DESCRIPTION
4.1 Administration of Questionnaire
4.2 Level of sample staff
4.3 Sex Distribution of respondents.
4.4 Educational Qualification of respondents.
4.5 Years of work experience of respondents.
4.6 Responses to find out if lack of funds is a problem to the on-going privatization programme.
4.7 Responses to identity the major financial problem encountered in the on-going privatization programme.
4.8 Responses as to whether the problem of finding for share purchases can be solved by the privatization share purchase loan scheme (PSPLS) designed by the government.
4.9 Responses as to the extent privatization share purchase loan scheme (PSPLS) can solve the problems of finding for share purchase in the on- going privatization programme.
4.10 Responses as to the extent to describing the response of Nigeria to privatization share purchase loan scheme (PSPLS).
4.11 Responses to determine if mismanagement of find constitute a problem in the on-going privatization programme.
4.12 Responses to determine if financing the privatization programme a problem to the government.
4.13 Responses to determine if share prices are so high.
4.14 Responses to determine if there exist other financial problems in the on-gong privatization programme.
4.15 Responses to know whether privatization of Nigeria Breweries Plc will be beneficial to the country.
4.16 Responses as to know whether privatization is one of the best options for development of the Nigeria economy.
4.17 Responses as to the prospects of the privatization programme to the economy.
4.18 Responses as to whether privatization will lead to efficiency and productivity in Nigeria Breweries Plc.
4.19 Chi – Square table hypotheses l
4.20 Chi – Square table hypotheses ll
4.21 Chi – Square table hypotheses lll

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Background of the study
1.2 Statement of the problems
1.3 Objective of the study
1.4 Research question
1.5 Research Hypothesis
1.6 Significance of the study
1.7 Scope and limitations of the study
1.8 Definition of terms
1.9 Organization/Plan for development of the study
References
CHAPTER TWO
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE
2.1 The concept of privatization
2.2 The inception of privatization in Nigeria
2.3 Rational for privatization
2.4 Regulation framework of privatization in Nigeria.
2.5 Methods of privatization of public enterprises in Nigeria
2.6 The role of government in privatization
2.7 Advantages of privatization
2.8 Disadvantages of privatization
2.9 Problems of successful implementation of privatization programs in Nigeria.
2.10 Conditions for effective privatization
2.11 Financial problems of privatization programmes in Nigeria.
2.12 Prospects of privatization.
References.

CHAPTER THREE
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
3.1 Research design
3.2 Area of the study
3.3 Population
3.4 Determination of sample size
3.5 Sampling procedure/techniques
3.6 Types of data used.
3.7 Location of data
3.8 Instrument of data collection
3.9 Techniques of data presentation
3.10 Methods of data analysis
References

CHAPTER FOUR
DATA DESIGNATION AND ANALYSIS
4.1 Questionnaire presentation and analysis of data collection.
4.2 Test of Hypothesis
4.3 Findings.

CHAPTER FIVE
FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION
5.1 Findings
5.2 Recommendations
5.3 Conclusion
5.4 Suggestions for further research.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
APPENDIX
CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION:
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The privatization programme of the fist phase was said to benefit many Nigerians who were given the opportunity to purchase shares offered for sale by way of public offer. Subscription of shares during the phase one was largely successful with many public offers. However, there were a large number of Nigerian citizens who due to difficult economic realities in their present time were unable to put aside a few thousand naira required to purchase a small share holding in the enterprises which were offered for sale in the course of the privatization programme.
Recently, the federal government have come up with a means whereby the low-income earners and rural dwellers will participate in the on-going privatization programme. Today, banks have been instructed to give out loans without collaterals for the purchase of share up to N10,000 worth of shares within each five year period. This is being carried out by privatization share purchase loan scheme (PSPLS) which requires that one registers and later apply for share purchase and repayment on be through divided, cash, conversion of bonuses and right and sale of all or part of their allotments in the secondary market.
This new development in the privatization programmer early motivated me to carry out a project research on the topic: “The problems and prospects of privatization in Nigeria” using Nigeria Breweries Plc as case study.
In such direction I am of the opinion that at the end of the work, it will instigate the reader to participate in the on-going privatization programme.

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
This research work is embarked upon to escertain the financial problems and prospects of privatization in Nigeria using Nigeria Breweries Plc as case study. Nigeria Breweries Plc started operation in the precolonial days with limited share holding of the public recently became one among the public limited companies mapped out for privatization in the countries by the federal government under the commercialization and privatization Act.
To get the plan achieved, it was discovered that finance poses a great challenge to the successful implementation of privatization in many developing countries especially Nigeria; hence, federal government issued directives to bank to give out loan without stringent condition for the purchase of shares up to N10,000 worth of shares.