Challenges that are being faced by the society cannot be solved without a clear, reasonable, life-designing and creative activity of people, and it is vital to consider and analyze human factors in this context. People need conscious activity and true passion that is expressed in application of effort and spiritual confidence. All these will be reflected in the framework of human resources.

As the most important part of a company’s current assets, effective inventory management is not easy especially in a manufacturing enterprise where inventory management plays a great rule in the survival of a company. The most difficult task in inventory management is to determine the optimum level of inventory and also appraise a decision rule for ordering inventory in the right quantity and at the right time. This will ensure the management to avoid the holding cost and the Out of  stock  cost.

The inventory item of Haske sweet and confectionery Nigerian Ltd, Maiduguri include, raw materials, stock of finished goods and the inventory of suppliers item (i.e stationeries, spare parts etc). Each of the above inventory plays a significance role to the survival and continuous operation of the company under study.

To ensure effective inventory control in the Haske sweet various techniques like minimum – maximum system of contract Economic order quantity (EOQ) method for estimating the quantity to order in a given period of time and Bin card system of control are used in the company.

The study examined the management and operation of the Monday Market company Limited, Maiduguri.

The study revealed that collection of stall/shop fees are the major function of the organization. The study found that the organization is not adequately funded by government as well as the rent rate for stalls and shop are low, therefore, revenue generated is low. This made the management and operation of the organization rated poor. It was also found that the organization have qualified staff for its operations.

However, lack of fund, political and external interference couple with lack of cooperation amongst traders and traders union.