RAJI, Sadiq Ademola

raji.sadiq@fuo.edu.ng
+234-803-7381446

RAJI, Sadiq Ademola

Senior Lecturer

Biography

Dr. Sadiq Raji is a lecturer and researcher in the department of Accounting nad Finance. He completed his Ph.D. in Accounting from the Bowen University Iwo. Dr. Raji has published several research papers in reputable journals and actively participates in academic conferences and workshops. As a lecturer at Fountain University, he is committed to lecturing and mentoring the next generation of future accounting students.

Academic Qualification

  • Ph.D. in Accounting, Bowen University IWO, Nigeria
  • M.Sc. in International Finance and Economy Policy, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
  • B.Sc. in Accounting, Igbinedion University, Nigeria

Area of Specialization

Cost and Management Accounting, Research Method

Research Interest

  • Cost and Management Accounting
  • Merger and Acquisition
  • Green Accounting

Selected Publications:

  • RAJI S., Adebayo I., MbashiruF.O. and AdeyemoM. (2021), “Firms’ Attributes and Financial Performance among quoted manufacturing companies in Nigeria”. Nigerian Journal of Accounting and Finance, Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola. 13(1).
  • Bojuwon, M., Rildwan, O. B., RAJI, S., Moronke, L. A., Ahmad, H., & Niyi, A. O. (2021). Integrated e-tax filing management system on tax compliance behaviour in Nigeria. Academy of Accounting and Financial Studies Journal, 25(5), 1–15.
  • • Bojuwon M, Olaleye R.B, Johnson K.O, RAJI S, Oshatimi O.O. (2021)., Introduction of Tax Education in Non-Accounting Program Curriculum: Evidence from Nigerian University. International Business Education Journal (Accepted)
  • RAJI S.A., Bojuwon M., Abidoye-Bello M. and Lawal A.O. (2020), “Working Capital Management and Performance of Quoted selected manufacturing firms in Wet Africa”. Accepted for publication at the LASU Journal of Accounting and Finance. 5(1)
  • Okanlawon B.F., RAJI S.A., Bojuwon M. and Kafayat A.M. (2019), “Impact of Tax Morale on Economic Development in Nigeria”. Nile Journal of Business and Economics. 5(13), 38-53

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