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ABSTRACT
This study investigated the relationship between Corporate Governance and Financial Distress in Nigeria. Data collection was mainly from secondary sources, sourced from various annual report of the sample companies. The study employed both univariate and multivariate analysis techniques, The Panel Least Square Estimation, Fixed Effect Model and Random Effect Model are the three analytical techniques use for this study. The study revealed that there is no significant correlation between Board size and financial distress, board independence is not significantly related to the financial distress, the relationship of Board Audit Committee with financial distress is not significant, there is no significant relationship between Government Ownership and financial distress, there is no significant relationship between Block Ownership and financial distress and lastly, there is no significant relationship between foreign ownership and financial distress.
