THE ROLE OF MICRO FINANCE BANK IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA. A RESEARCH PROJECT MATERIAL ON ECONOMICS
ABSTRACT
This project is seriously discussing the function and the role of which the micro financebank played in Economic development in Nigeria.
The project is specifically subdivided in to three major chapters.
These chapters bell the roles and subdivided the role of which they played. For instance the chapter one discuss the introduction and background of his story which discuss about the history of micro financebank and how the micro financebanks are being operated.
Chapter two continues with the related review and defunction of the bank. In this chapter the objectives of the micro financebanks were also discussed, infact the different between the micro financebank and peoples bank were also expanciated upon.
The chapter three discusses about the summary of findings, the conclusion and recommendations were also discussed.
All these mention are discussed in this project and widely expanciated.
1.1 GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE SUBJECT MATTER
Scriptural looking into the Bible when God created Man, He left man with a divine injunction as rewarded in the Holy Scripture, which Says, be fruitful and multiply and replenish the earth and subdue it, and have dominion over the fish of the sea and of the air.
And every living thing that moves upon the earth (Genesis 1.28) was the command. The wheel of change has been rolling on throughout the entire world transforming virgin lands, desert, ocean and sea to economic advantage of Man. Nigeria was unknown then.
The first step in the British acquisition in Nigeria Ondon who later becomewas the annexation of Lagos in 1861. This marked the first step taken by the British Government in the 19th century to acquires economic and political domination over the people of Nigeria.
The Hunder land of Nigeria north of Lokaja was being administered on behalf of the British by a Government had declared a protectorate over areas cleared by the land company in 1887. Then on January 1990, it took over direct administration of the area from the Royal Niger Company and named it the protectorate of Northern Nigeria with Lugard as its first High Commissioner.