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Table of Content

CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION



1.1 Background of the Study



1.2 Statement of the Problem



1.3 Objectives/Purpose of the Study



1.4 Significance of the Study



1.5 Research Questions



1.6 Scope of the Study



1.7 Limitation of the study



1.8 Definition of Terms



CHAPTER TWO: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURES



2.1 Theoretical Frame Work



2.2 Historical Background



2.3 Current Related Literatures on Social Responsibly



References



CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH DESIGN



AND METHODOLOGY



3.1 Research Design



3.2 Sources of Data



3.2.1 Primary Sources of Data



3.2.2 Secondary Sources of Data



3.3 The Population of Study



3.4 Sample Design and Determination of Sample Size



3.5 Methods of Data Collection



3.5.1 Questionnaire Design, Distribution and Collection of



Responses



3.5.2 Secondary Methods of Data Collection



3.6 Method of Presentations and Analysis



References



CHAPTER FOUR: DATA PRESENTATION ANALYSIS 57



4.1 Data Presentation



CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY OF FINDING, RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION



5.1 Summary of Finding



5.2 Recommendation



5.3 Conclusion



Bibliography



Appendix A



Questionnaire

Introduction

Profit maximization was regarded as the primary mission and over-reaching economic motive of any business enterprises little or no attention was paid to the fact that, in pursuit of their profit objective, business enterprises have to be ask to assemble the resource from the local environment and have the stable socio-political and investment climate in which to operate successfully. If business organization relies on society for existence, it is only logical that this environment be acculturated and nurtured to ensure its continuity. It is in this regard that the orientation of the modern business manager has changed to reflect the increasingly important interdependence between organizations and there environments with these, there is an increasing public glamour that business should participate actively in the well being and environment in which they operate and make their profit.



However, the aim of establishing any business is to provide competitive goods and services to the consumer and society at large. This does not however, mean that they have concluded their obligation to the people especially to the host community where the business is sited and operated.



Although there is no law as what form of services the host community should benefit from the business, it is morally obliged to cater for at least their host. This they do by aiding the development of infrastructures such as access roads where necessary and the provision of good water for domestic use and also the provision of electricity of the local population. Other forms of services that could be rendered for the young members of that community and of course the provision of gainful employment for those who have graduated from college.



There are a lot of other services that the host community can benefit from the business such as the provision of safety measures against pollution other air or water. On the other hand, to the business also look forward to the local populace, for continued patronage and also for ensuring the safety of lives and properties of the business and employees of that business who are not from that community. Therefore, the recognition by businessmen of the need to keep the good of society as a whole to mind while conducting business in the bed-rock of social responsibility.