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  CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION In Nigeria, as in most other developing countries, the financial system consists of number of institution which include the central bank, commercial bank, federal saving, merchant and mortgage banks as well as the community banks, the stock exchange securities commission. These commercial banks carry out their day to day activities they mobilizes funds (savings), these savings are a pool of funds on which the banks on ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Those days, when few people for various reasons could go to schools, and jobs were waiting for individual to qualify and take, there was little need for planning either in terms of what courses to take or in terms of what type of job to do in future as occupation. Today, the old education system order has changed, due to changes in society. ...

 ABSTRACT Technical education plays an important role in nation building. It is the cornerstone and veritable vehicle for the revitalization of our technology education and our economy as it provides the required manpower for socio-economic, technical and industrial sectors of nation. The greatest secret to ones success is choosing a job/career that is in line with your natural gift and talents, even when no one employs you, you can create ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION The West African Examination Council {WAEC} was established in 1952. The birth of the council can be traced another   four years before to 1948, when the British colonial administrations discuss with the West African. Department of education the necessity for examination suited to the needs of West African.  Following this was a sequence of events, which led to the eventual establishment of WAEC. For nearly thirty years, ...

ABSTRACT This research work was carried out to investigate the human resource management in Nigeria. A survey method was used for this study. Questionnaires method was also used to collect data from the respondents for this study, in carrying out this study, the relevant literature were reviewed the population of this study consisted of the entire students while the sample is 100. Simple random sampling method was used others that ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Development efforts in the post-independence period in Nigeria have produced mixed results. These results are due largely to the growth-oriented approach to development planning which emphasized growth in macroeconomic variables such as Gross National Product (GNP), investment, etc. Thus Nigeria experienced growth up until the 1970s. Average annual rate of growth of GDP was 4% in the 1950s, 3,5% per annum in the ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The continuous increase in the infection of HIV/AIDS and the transmission from one source to another has become a major factor leading to death and decrease in population of our society at large, knowing fully well that HIV/AIDS has no cure. The rapid rate of transmission is overpowering man’s ability to find a lasting solution to this deadly disease in Nigeria. HIV is ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OG THE STUDY Woman trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer her boring or receipt of persons, by means of threat or use of force of other forms of deception of the abuse of power or of position of vulnerability or of benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control over another person for the purpose of exploitation. Porous borders and desperately poor economic conclusions in ...

CHAPTER ONE  INTRODUCTION  1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The role of international in the acceleration of political and socio – economic development of any nation deserves a good study. The term international trade refers to the trading operation conducted beyond national boundaries otherwise called export and import. It enables one country t have access to those commodities they could not possible produce themselves. Thus a country is able to shift ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Local government is the third tier of government in Nigeria. The Local government system was entrenched in the 1979 constitution via part 11, section 7, sub section (1)………5. However, the origin of local government administration in Nigeria was empowered through the 1976 local government reform. When president Olusegun Obasanjo was the then Military Head of state, which terminated in 1979. this is ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION A commercial bank in a country can be described as the fuel tank which supplies oil that lubricates trade and industry in order to get the wheel of economic activities in motion. A commercial banks is no larger uniquely described in terms of being a financial intermediary offering demand deposit and commercial lending service. Rather, it is a financial intermediary that provides financial service in an evolving ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1   BACKGROUND OF STUDY A country wealth development and advancement by its level of industrialization, a country becomes famous among other countries of the world when it has been able to attain to a remarkable degree in industrialization. In view of the above we have deemed it necessary to embark on a research project on “Banks participation in industrial development of Nigeria. This is an attempt and effort ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY banking institutions perform an enviable role of being an important source of capital for development. This emanates mainly from the role, which banking institutions play in mobilizing various deposits and deploying same towards feasible and viable money yielding ventures. Banks through the provision of loans and advances, which are the lifeblood of the business community, occupy a very important position in the ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODOUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The velalive insufficiency of fund for capital investment is a common factor in every economy especially in developing counties of the world. In developing counties like Nigeria; the low level of capital investment manifest in high unemployment rates; low productivity and corresponding low standard of living for greater majority of the population. Finding a solution to this problem of providing fund for ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Government established bank money for development purposes and the vole of banking industry in an economic development cannot be over emphasized. Government owns some banks, for example, first Bank of Nigerian and so on. Both banks. However, banks in Nigerian and other countries of the worlds are established to carry out the following functions; 1 Government of loans to customers 2 Safeguarding ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION  1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The importance of capital as a necessity though not sufficient condition for economic growth is recognized in development economy where it is believed that the position of adequate financial resources is a pre-requisite for industrial transformation. Experiences in some countries notably Japan, India and Germany have shown that banks if sufficiently in their respective countries could serve as an engine of growth ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OF STUDY Every country in the world aim at achieving economic growth and development. However, this is only possible if a country has adequate resources. In developing countries, especially those in sub Sahara Africa, the resources to finance the optimal level of economic growth and development are in short supply. This is as a result of the economies ploughed with problems of low domestic savings, low ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1  BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The name Bank is derived from the Italian word banco “desk/bench” used during the Renaissance by Florentine bankers, who used to make this transaction above a desk covered by a green tablecloth. However there are traces of banking activity even in ancient time. In fact, the word traces its origins back to the ancient Roman Empire, where money lenders would set up ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.0   BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The Central Bank of Nigeria in December 2005 published regulatory and supervisory framework for the regulation of microfinance banks and mandated all community banks operating in the country to submit to it plans for conversion latest by September 30th, 2006 and to finally convert latest 31st December, 2007.  The practice of microfinance banking in Nigeria is culturally rooted and dated bank to ...

CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY RESEARCH DESIGN In the process of carrying out this study, the researcher used two di8stinct methods of data collection namely: Personal Interview, and The use of questionnaires on (RURAL BANKING SCHEME, AMAENS OF DEVELOPING BANKING HABIT) With special reference to the micro finance Bank Of Okeho, Oyo state. These data and information collected are expected to provide solution to the research problems and question created. AREA OF STUDY ...