Best practice in Corporate Governance positions companies for world class success – LCA’s Director
It was a
gathering of distinguished personalities across sectors at the recent presentation
of the book titled ‘Corporate Governance
and Group Dynamics’ written by Dr. Fabian Ajogwu (SAN), one of the Board of
Directors of the Lagos Court of Arbitration (LCA), an independent and private
sector driven centre for resolution of commercial disputes by arbitration and
other forms of alternative dispute resolution services, at an event held in
Lagos recently.
The book
critically examines Corporate Governance as it applies to various groups within
organizations. It points out some indices that can help enhance corporate
governance from a functional perspective where a company operates within the
group structure, stating the strong need for a critical examination of those
indices.
In his opening
remarks, the Chairman of the occasion, Chief Olusegun Osunkeye, President, Society
for Corporate Governance Nigeria, congratulated Ajogwu for his choice of
subject and his consistency in writing about the topic. He further said that
the book serves as a guide to any company’s administration with the author
identifying the niche in the practice of corporate governance.
In his words,
“We shall all be better informed and knowledgeable as we acquire from this
book, systems and practices that will help improve the efficiency and effectiveness
of group structures.”
Dr. Ajogwu in
his remarks said Nigeria and most sub-Sahara African countries have the
potential to and can run world class companies.
“We can provide
world class leadership. All we need is to abide by best practice rules which
have been globally successful,” Ajogwu stated.
Dr. Ajogwu is a
Fellow of the Society of Corporate, Governance Nigeria, a registered
non-profit committed to the development
of corporate governance best practices and ethics. He advised the Security and
Exchange Commission on Corporate Governance in Nigeria and assisted in drafting
Nigeria’s pioneer Code of Corporate Governance. He currently chairs the
Nigerian Communications Commission working group on Corporate Governance tasked
with issuing a Code of Corporate Governance for the Telecommunications sector.
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