Meet SAKA RAHMON OLAWALE, an Academic Staff of Lagos State University.
Strategic Management, Entrepreneurship And Management
Associate Professor / Reader
Business Administration
At the Business Administration department office
Appointment on Visitation important
| # | Certificate | School | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Ph.D (Business Administration) | Business Administration Department, Lagos State University, Ojo | 2016 |
Ease of Doing Business and the Maritime Sector of the Nigerian Ports Authority
The concept of
"Ease of Doing Business" (EODB) refers to the overall regulatory
environment that affects businesses and entrepreneurs in a particular country.
It encompasses various factors, including the ease of starting a business,
obtaining permits and licenses, accessing credit, enforcing contracts, and
more. EODB is often used as an indicator of a country's business-friendly
environment and its attractiveness for investment and economic growth. The "Ease of Doing Business" (EODB) is a global
ranking system that measures the regulatory environment that impacts businesses
and entrepreneurs in a country. It includes factors such as starting a
business, obtaining permits and licenses, accessing credit, and enforcing
contracts. The EODB is often used to assess a country's business-friendly
environment and its attractiveness for investment and economic growth.
The maritime sector is a vital part of the global economy, facilitating
international trade and transportation of goods. Also, Inadequate connectivity and
access roads also impact the ease of doing business, leading to congestion,
delays, and increased transportation costs. Non-compliance with international
environmental and safety standards can result in fines and disruptions to
business operations. It is clear that these issues must be resolved in order to
make doing business in the marine sector easier.
The main objective of this
research is to examine the how ease of doing Business can enhance Nigerian
Ports Authority activities and boost and country's maritime industry. This
specific research objective will help the research to focus on different
methods that can be applied to make Port Business seamless. The expected population
will be the Nigeria Port-Authority members of Staff and registered Port Agents.
The result is expected to be useful to the government and research community.
SAKA RAHMON is a Associate Professor / Reader at the Department of Business Administration
SAKA has a Ph.D in Business Administration from Business Administration Department, Lagos State University, Ojo
