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FOUNDERS' SYNDROME AND ITS IMPLICATIONS ON GOVERNANCE IN ISLAMIC COOPERATIVE IN NIGERIA
This study critically examined founders' syndrome and its implications on governance in Islamic cooperatives in Nigeria, including institutional accountability, independence of the Executive management (board), participation of members, and succession of leadership. It explored mechanisms that can m
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