Publications

This study investigates the threshold effects of executive compensation on both financial and non-financial performance in the Nigerian insurance industry. Using panel data from 16 quoted Nigerian insurance companies (2010–2022), the study employs a dynamic panel threshold regression framework based on the generalised method of moments (GMM). The results reveal inverted U-shaped relationships across all metrics.

Investigating the impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on financial performance in Nigerian insurance firms. The study finds no significant short-term effect but advocates for a long-term strategy to build brand loyalty and value.

Analyzing corporate governance adoption in Nigerian insurance from 2016-2021. The study found significant improvement with a 71% average performance, while identifying key areas for further development.

This paper analyzes Nigeria's insurance industry using Porter's Five Forces. It finds the market is becoming an oligopoly, with the top five firms holding nearly half of the total market share as of 2020.

Analyzing Nigeria's dual corporate governance codes for insurers, finding NAICOM guidelines complement rather than conflict with the national code

Analyzing Nigeria's main corporate governance code (NCCG 2018), this paper identifies the lack of precise compliance and enforcement mechanisms as a critical weakness requiring improvement in future versions.

Comprehensive analysis of insurance regulatory framework and its structural components in Nigeria