EVOLVING A NEW RECEIVABLES COLLECTION POLICY FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ARM OF NIGERIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED (FORMARLY NET LTD) NOTH-VWEST ZONE KADUNA
EVOLVING A NEW RECEIVABLES COLLECTION POLICY FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ARM OF NIGERIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS LIMITED (FORMARLY NET LTD) NOTH-VWEST ZONE KADUNA
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Date
1985-08
Authors
HARUNA, ALI
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Abstract
Nigerian Telecommunications Limited deals with Communications
business in Nigeria. It is specifically created to provide and
maintain Communications services externally and internally for
the entire populace of Nigeria and also make profit.
The main line of business includes Telephone, Telex and
Telegraph services throughout the country and to any country
in the World. These services are provided both on cash and
credit basis. It is on the credit aspect that this study is
concerned with. The study is concerned with finding our problems
being faced by the International arm (former NET) of Nigeria
Telecommunications Limited Kaduna North West Zone in i ts
receivables collection policies and also the problems faced by
the customers in trying to s e t t l e their b i l l s for the services
rendered to them on credit.
The aim is to come out with ways and means of solving
these two-edged problems facing both the customers and the
organization. The study becomes necessary owing to huge amount
of debt accumulated by credit customers.
The study concludes with recommendations for the s t r i ct
adherence to the new procedures, methods and policies for
granting credit f a c i l i t i e s and receivables collection. These
recommendations are derived from the conclusions drawn from
the research.
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A PROJECT SUBMITTED TO THE POST-GRADUATE
SCHOOL, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY ZARIA, IN
PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
THE AWARD OF THE DECREE OF MASTER OF
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IN THE DEPARTMENT
OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
AUGUST, 1985
Keywords
EVOLVING,, RECEIVABLES,, POLICY,, INTERNATIONAL,, NIGERIAN,, TELECOMMUNICATIONS,, FORMARLY,, NOTH-VWEST,, ZONE KADUNA