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'Management and Change in Africa'

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Management and Change in Nigeria

We are still working on this page, to provide you with up to date information on management and change in Nigeria. Please revisit, or contact tjackson@africamanagement.org.

The Management Survey

Provisional descriptive statistics for the management survey are as follows.

Management level
(% female)

	Cultural Group	Total	%female	Junior	Middle	Senior
Nigeria		435	25.2	19.0(22.7)	52.9(27.8)	28.1(19.8)
	Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri	78	10.4	10.8(12.5)	48.6(11.1)	40.5(6.7)
	Igbo	147	20.3	23.8(41.9)	54.6(26.8)	21.5(21.4)
	Yoruba	110	25.0	14.9(0)	56.4(35.1)	28.7(20.7)
	Midbelt	31	31.0	35.7(10.0)	57.1(43.8)	7.1(50.0)
	Delta	51	32.7	19.6(22.2)	47.8(27.3)	32.6(40.0)

The Organization Surveys

We currently are working with a number of organizations in different sectors, and are in the process of writing up results. This page will soon be linked to case studies from Nigeria. Please revisit this page, or contact tjackson@africamanagement.org, for further information. If you have not done so already please register.