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Contents

  1. College
  2. School
  3. Department
  4. Research Interests
  5. Awards & Honours
  6. Teaching Areas
  7. Current Postgraduate Supervision
  8. Selected Publications (27)
  9. Conferences Attended
  10. Summary of Profile
  11. Curriculum Vitae

Dr. Egbide Ben-Caleb

Senior Lecturer

B.Sc, M.Sc. MBA FCA, ACTI PhD

College

College of Management and Social Sciences

School

Departments (CBSS)

Department

Accounting

Research Interests

Budget Management (BM), Performance Management (PM), Management Accounting; Financial Literacy, Poverty Reduction

Awards & Honours

(a) Covenant University Centre for Research, Innovation and Discovery (CUCRID); PhD Research Faculty Support Grant

(b) The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Grant for PhD Research Nigeria University Accounting Students Association (NUASA) Covenant

University Chapter (Award of Excellence as Staff Adviser) 2011

(c) Price for finishing M.Sc. with Distinction, Covenant University 2009

(d) Best graduating Student in Accounting, University of Calabar 1998 - 1999

(e) Best Corps Members, NYSC Orientation course Benue State 2000

Teaching Areas

Post Graduate: Advanced Management Accounting Theory, Performance Analysis and Management; Accounting For Managers. Research Methodology, Comtemporary issues in Accounting

Undergraduates: Management Accounting, Cost Accounting, Taxation, Public Sector Accounting

Current Postgraduate Supervision

M.Sc 6
Ph.D. 2

Selected Publications (27)

1. Cash Management and Corporate Profitability: A Study of Selected Listed Manufacturing Firms in Nigeria.

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2. The Due Process of Cash Flow Statements Management for Business Managers and Investors.

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3. Financial Intelligence and the Quality of Higher Education in Africa.

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4. Empowering Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Nigeria: A Key Poverty Alleviation Strategy.

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5. Towards Achieving MDGs In Africa: The Role Of The Institute Of Forensic Accountants

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6. Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) As A Strategy For Managing Nigerian External Reserves For Sustainable Development.

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7. Mobilizing Domestic Revenue for Sustainable Development in Africa

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8. Career Advancement of Female Accountants in Accounting Professional Practice in Nigeria.

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9. An Intelligent Foreign Exchange Robot (i-FOREXBOT) Development with Scale Conjugate Gradient Neural Network.

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10. IFRS-Based Results And The Readiness Of Nigerian Audit Committee: The Professional Accounting Academic Standpoint.

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11. An Empirical Examination of the Relationship between Ownership Structure and the Performance of Firms in Nigeria.

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12. An Evaluation of Stakeholders and Accounting Teachers’ Perception of Corporate Social and Environmental Disclosure Practice in Nigeria.

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13. Financial Intelligence and the Quality of Higher Education in Africa.

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14. Empowering Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Nigeria: A Key Poverty Alleviation Strategy.

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15. Due Process Of Cash Flow Statements Management For Business Managers And Investors

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16. Liquidity Management and Profitability of Manufacturing companies in Nigeria

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17. Budget Discipline in Nigeria: A Critical Evaluation of Military and Civilian Regimes

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18. Good Budgeting and Good Governance: A Comparative Discourse.

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19. Capital Budgeting, Government Policies and the Performance of SMEs in Nigeria: A Hypothetical Case Analysis.

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20. Accountability in Nigeria’s Public Sector: The Role of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

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21. Corporate Social Responsibility Disclosures in Nigeria: A study of Listed financial and Non-Financial Firms.

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22. Working Capital Management, Liquidity and Corporate Profitability among quoted Firms in Nigeria: Evidence from the Productive Sector.

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23. Cash Management and Corporate Profitability: A study of selected listed Manufacturing Firms in Nigeria.

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24. Predicting Banks Failure in Nigeria: A Test of Altman’s Score Model

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25. The Capital Market Development and Economic Growth: The Nigeria Experience.

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26. The Effect of Board Size and Board Composition on Firms Corporate Environmental Disclosure: Study of Selected Firms in Nigeria.

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27. Working Capital Management and Profitability of Listed Companies in Nigeria

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Conferences Attended

1 Ben-Caleb, Egbide (2009). Working Capital Management, Liquidity and Corporate Profitability Among Quoted Firms in Nigeria: Evidence from the Productive Sector. The International Conference on Administration and Business. University of Bucharest; Romania

2 Ben-Caleb, Egbide (2009). Empowering Small and Medium Scale Enterprises in Nigeria: A key Poverty Alleviation Strategy. International Conference/ Roundtable on Governance and Development in Africa. Covenant University, Canaan Land Ota

3 Ben-Caleb, Egbide (2009). The Capital Market Development and Economic Growth: the Nigeria Experience. Lagos State University Conference Lagos state University.

4 Ben-Caleb, Egbide and Ojeka, Stephen (2010). Accountability in Public Sector: The Role of International Financial reporting Standards (IFRS). International Conference on IFRS, Covenant University Canaan Land Ota.

5 Faboyede Olusola Samuel and Ben-Caleb, Egbide (2012). 21ST Century Private Higher Education in Africa: Improving the Quality of Curriculum Development with Financial Intelligence. International Conference on Higher Education in Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Summary of Profile

Ben-Caleb, Egbide, a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria (ICAN), received a B.Sc. in accounting from the University of Calabar, an MBA (Finance) from the university of Benin, Benin City; M.SC.(distinction)in Accounting as well as PhD (Budget Management)from Covenant University Ota. He is a dynamic, result-driven, and self-motivated professional, with a track record of stepping on pressures to meet targets and deliver superior and Value-adding results. Ben-Caleb has more than ten years industrial and teaching experiences. His research areas include; Budget Management (public, private, and personal) Strategic Management Accounting Performance Management, and financial and business intelligence. Ben-Caleb is married and blessed with children.

Curriculum Vitae

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