An Appraisal of Corporate Social Responsibility of Oil and Gas Industry in Niger Delta for Sustainable Development

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Abstract

This study appraised the corporate social responsibility of multinational oil companies (MNOCs) to social-economic problems in Niger Delta Nigeria with the following specific objectives sought to: Determine the extent to which MOOCs provide jobs opportunity for graduates from oil host communities.

Ascertain the extent MNOCs empower households through the award of scholarship to their children and (iv) determine the extent the MNOCs contribute toward community development of oil host communities.

The study had a population size of 3,803129 out of which a sample size of 1901 was realized using William Klinger’s formula of 5% error tolerance and 95 levels of confidence. The method used for the collection of data was a questionnaire.

Out of the 1901 copies questionnaire that was distributed, 1,775 copies were returned while 126 copies were not returned. A cross-sectional quantitative research design was adopted for the study. The hypotheses were tested using a correlation coefficient.

The findings indicate that MNOCs to a large extent contributed to the provision of employment to university graduates from their host community (R = 0.816, f= 3526-223, t=59.382, p<0.05).

Introduction

Human development in almost all countries in Sub-Saharan Africa has been so low for several years (Eyong 2006).

Human development index as a comparative measure of life expectancy, literacy, education, standards of living and quality of life child welfare of countries worldwide (mahbub ul Haq and Amartya Sen 1990).

Since 2010 adopted new methodology in categorizing human development of different countries into very high human development, high human development, medium human development, and low human development.

Most of the sub-Africa countries are categorized under low human development. As in the 2013 report index on human development published in July 2014, the highest index for sub-Africa countries was 0.540. Nigeria stood at 0.504(World Map 2014).

Pitiably, most of these countries are richly endowed with mineral resources and several other natural resources which are tradable across the continent and the world over but they largely depend on foreign companies for their exploitation and transformation of which Nigeria is not an exemption.

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