Ibrahim Yusuf

Department of Accounting, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

ibrash78@gmail.com 0000-0002-8516-3831

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Biography

Dr. Ibrahim Yusuf is an accomplished and highly dedicated academic, researcher, and administrator with over two decades of experience in higher education. Currently serving as a Reader (Associate Professor) in Accounting at the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Business School, Zaria, Dr. Yusuf is recognized for his significant contributions to forensic accounting, corporate governance, financial reporting, and tax management.

Throughout his career, Dr. Yusuf has demonstrated a deep commitment to academic excellence, combining robust theoretical knowledge with practical tools like SPSS and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to advance accounting pedagogy and scholarly research. Beyond teaching and research, he has held vital administrative leadership roles, including serving as the Coordinator of Postgraduate Academic Programmes at ABU and Head of Department at Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic. He is also actively involved in community service as a local religious leader and a facilitator of secondary and tertiary educational development in Kaduna State.

Publications 5

Research Article Vol. 13, Issue 1

BOARD CHARACTERISTICS AND CARBON EMISSION DISCLOSURE: EVIDENCE FROM LISTED MANUFACTURING FIRMS IN NIGERIA

ABDULKADIR KAYODE^*, Mohammed Mustapha Bagudo, IBRAHIM YUSUF, Idris Ahmed

The increasing global concern over climate change have heightened demands for business transparency on greenhouse gas emissions. The disclosure of carbon emissions has become increasingly important, but research on the governance elements that influence such disclosure is still scarce in emerging economies, especially in Nigeria. This study explore...

DOI: 10.67203/njar.2026.mbl5kf7l

Oct, 2026 Vol. 13, Issue 1 26 views 13 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 13, Issue 1

EFFECT OF BOARD AND AUDIT COMMITTEE CHARACTERISTICS ON FRAUDULENT FINANCIAL REPORTING OF LISTED NON – FINANCIAL FIRMS IN NIGERIA

Harisu Kasimu^*, Isah Shittu, Ibrahim Yusuf

Persistent concerns over fraudulent financial reporting (FFR) among listed firms in Nigeria raise questions about the effectiveness of board and audit committee oversight. This study emirically examines the effects of board and audit committee characteristics on FFR among listed non-financial firms in Nigeria from 2020 to 2024. Specifically, it inv...

DOI: 10.67203/njar.2026.n5mjhsal

Oct, 2026 Vol. 13, Issue 1 32 views 22 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 12, Issue 2

FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND VOLUNTARY ACCOUNTING DISCLOSURE OF LISTED DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS IN NIGERIA

Ibrahim Yusuf^*, Shehu Usman Hassan, Salisu Mamman

The study examined firm attributes and voluntary accounting disclosure of listed Money Deposit Banks (DMBs) in Nigeria.It investigates whether profitability, liquidity, leverage, firm size and firm age influence voluntary accounting disclosure of listed DMBs in Nigeria. This was necessitated by the conflicting findings documented by studies that ha...

DOI: 10.67203/njar.2016.eeuh0ui7

Dec, 2016 Vol. 12, Issue 2 83 views 88 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 12, Issue 1

FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND ACCOUNTING DISCLOSURE: A SYNTHESIS ANALYSIS

Ibrahim Yusuf^*, Shehu Usman Hassan, Salisu Mamman

Accounting disclosure with its determinants has been challenged by many stakeholders over the years. Some users of financial information have insatiable appetite for more information to be disclosed voluntarily. Others observed that disclosure should be on material information rather than disclosing uninformative information which led to informatio...

DOI: 10.67203/njar.2016.uun4qdh8

Jun, 2016 Vol. 12, Issue 1 54 views 89 downloads

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Research Article Vol. 11, Issue 2

FIRM ATTRIBUTES AND ACCOUNTING DISCLOSURE: A SYNTHESIS ANALYSIS

Ibrahim Yusuf^*, Shehu Usman Hassan, Salisu Mamman

Accounting disclosure with its determinants have been challenged by many stakeholders over the years. Some users of financial information have insatiable appetite for more information to be disclosed voluntarily. Others observed that disclosure should be on material information rather than disclosing uninformative information which led to informati...

DOI: 10.67203/njar.2015.68wdkqrg

Dec, 2015 Vol. 11, Issue 2 67 views 82 downloads

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