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ABSTRACT

In all business  enterprise effective  implementation of organizational policies and procedure  is very important and can never be over emphasized and to achieve  this goal, target and objective is beckoned the design of managers  who do not sit there as a ceremonial heads rather they have role of implementing the organic functions of management in today’s dynamic and  competitive business environment in Nigeria.  This work is  design to expose and the  serious minded managers to be  adequately equipped to face the challenges ahead  as future management practitioner in big.  And when adequate implementation of  polices and  procedures is not there business worldwide will be greatly affected.  In generating data needed to achieve the objective of this study, cross-sectional survey was used.  Questionnaire was used as the major instrument for primary data  collection.  The broaden the researcher’s depth of  knowledge the study area the research embark on  review of related literature with data drawn from secondary sources.  Data generated in the study  was presented on frequency table and analyzed using percentages  while the hypothesis was tested with Z test.

It was found at the end of the research work that most organization get the best out of their work or reach to their option goal, target and objectives because of poor implementation of organizational policies  works are not allowed to join in decision-making that concerns them.

Finally effective organizational policies  and procedures must be more sensitive to customers and also in order to up grade the work-force with exquisite training and motivation so as to reunion a winner or achieve a set  objective which is the main target.

CHAPTER ONE    INTRODUCTION

1.1     Background of the study                                         1

• Statement of the problem 3
• Purpose of the study                                               4
• scope of the study 5
• research question 6
• research hypothesis 6
• significance of the study 7
• definition of term 8

references                                                                          10

 

CHAPTER – TWO          REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

• Effective implementation of policies                       11
• Effective implementation of organizational functions 11
• Effective control of organizational policies 12
• Profile of first bank Nigeria Plc 15
• The managerial structure of F.B.N Plc 19

References                                                               25

 

CHAPTER –THREE       Research and Methodology

• Research design 59
• Population of the study 60
• Sample size and its determination 61
• Instrument for data collection 62
• Validation of the instrument 64
• Reliability of the instrument 64
• Method of data collection 65
• Method of data analysis 66

References                                                               67

 

CHAPTER – FOUR        Data Presenting And  Analysis

• Presentation and analysis of data 69
• Testing of hypothesis 76
• Summary of results 80

References                                                                         82

 

CHAPTER  –  FIVE         Discussion, Recommendation And Conclusion

• Discussion of Findings 88
• Conclusion 90

Bibliography                                                                      93

Questionnaire

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER ONE

1.1     GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Effective  Implementation  of organizational policies and procedures  in Nigeria  business encourages delegation of decision-making to business managers who do  not sit there as a ceremonial needs rather they have the role of implementing the organic functions of management in today’s dynamic  and competitive business environment  in Nigeria.  This research  work  is design  to expose and  aid the serious minded managers to be adequately equipped to face the challenges ahead as future management parishioners in biz.  Good polices provides definite and clear direction by top management and at the same time allow subordinates to make their own decision with clearly stated  limits.  The  usual sources of policies and procedures  and it is pertinence to note that for a business to retain it position as a going –concern  entity, it is imperative that manager  formular policies plan, strategies  and also implement these plan  effectively for the  continued growth and  survival of the business enterprise.  This is a major aspect of a task facing  managers especially in a modern complex business situation.  Therefore, today’s managers must take into consideration the following measures for effective implementation of organizational policies and procedure in Nigeria business.

They must specifically take into account the forces and trend such as environmental, economic, political, sociological, psychological technological, legal  and ethnical  factors while formulating  the policies  than can facilitate the accomplishment of the overall objectives  and  goals  of the business  in question of course if a policy has been formulated but ha  not been carried out or implemented into action.  It cannot be  effective  since it has not come to the attention of the employees but it runs the risk of being overlooked or misinterpreted, but according to (Akpala, 1990: 59) he  said less prone to misunderstanding for effective  implementation  of organizational polices and procedures in Nigerian business to be properly executed the laid down  rules guiding the organization must follow.

Procedure on the other hand can be stated as the system that describes in details the step to be taken in order to accomplish a set objective in business which is the main target that heads to effective implementation of polices and  procedures emphasis more in  details while polices concentrate on the basic general approaches.  Policy is therefore  a guide for making decision.  Thus according to Kpala (1990:57) he simple define policy as a guideline to managerial actions, while Coventry and barker (1985:93) define policies as the guideline  laid down  in general or specific terms  to make organization to reach the expected target or objectives.

 

1.2     STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

This boil down to  what constitute the problem  on the study  of effective implementation of organizational polices and  procedure in Nigeria business cannot exist  on it own, it needs employers who will work in  implementing  those  policies needed for effective business  environment and all  these  will not take expected  standard unless workers are properly motivated  ie given them required training, internal and external  incentives their salary  may  even be increased, paying them over time and considering them as human  beings and not machines by so doing  the business  will be booming  since it is effectively  structured and implemented but if the  reverse is the case things will not be moving haphazardly and it will constitute a lot of problem to the study.

 

1.3          PURPOSE OF

EVALUATING THE EFFECTS ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING IN COMMUNITY BANK.  (A CASE STUDY OF EMENE COMMUNITY BANK ENUGU STATE)

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ABSTRACT

The banking sector has proved a very reliable tool in the development of the nation’s economy and also in the management of individual finances.  However, the distress in the banking system has drastically reduced public confidence and interest in the institution hence, community bank patronage continue to dwindle to a surprising point.

Under this negative development, the banks now rely greatly on the effectiveness of electronic data processing system for survival.

It is therefore, the scholarly need to examine the functional ability of electronic data processing system in community banks that prompted this topic.

For the purpose of this study, the researcher tacked this research work from the following perspectives.  In the first plane, the broad work was divided into five chapters.

The first chapter treated the background of study, the statement of problem, purpose of study significant of the study, including research hypothesis.

Furthermore, chapter four carried the data presentation and analysis, discussion and findings embodying the needs for the electronic data processing system.

Finally, the last chapter contained the conclusion, the necessary recommendations and of course, the areas for further research.

It is therefore evident data processing system in grass root, banking.  The study also showed that banks apply EDE techniques in their daily operations for enhance productivity.

 

 

CHAPTER ONE

1.0     Introduction                                                                       1

• Background of the study 1
• Statement of problem 2
• Purpose of study 3
• Significance of study 7

 

CHAPTER TWO

2.0     Literature review                                                                9

CHAPTER THREE

3.0     Research methodology                                                      19

• Areas of the study 20
• Population of study 20
• Sample and sampling technique 20
• Instrument of data collection 21
• Validity of instrument 22
• Reliability of the instrument 22
• Method of administration of the instrument 23
• Method of data analysis 23

 

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0     Data presentation and analysis                                           25

• Discussion of findings 45

 

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0     Summaries, conclusions and recommendation                   47

• Summary of Finding 47
• Conclusion and Recommendation 47

BIBLIOGRAPHY                                                             50

APPENDIX                                                                       54

   

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

This chapter gives to the paper.  As we can get the insight from the paper preview/abstract, the paper treaties on the need for electrification or computerization of the Emene community bank (A community bank in Emene Enugu State).

Under this veil the paper will  present:

1. The background information or the historical background of the bank in question.
2. The general survey of the environment.
3. Coming to the area of the chapter preview, we discuss the nature of community bank in its entirely.

 

THE ADVENT OF COMMUNITY BANK IN NIGERIA

Without moving into details or digressing form the targets, community banking system is a novelty of the latest decade of the 20^th century.  The idea was affected with the establishment of the community bank implementation committee (CBIC) in 1990 under the authority of General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida.

The committee issues licenses to community banks that led to its explosion as at now.  It is a variant of retail banking setting and can be owned by either a person or group of individuals within a locality state.

Accordinn to Ayara Ndiyo – university of Uyo, the community bank is a representative as well as a reflection of credit and thrift co-operative societies in Nigeria.  He said that many co-operative societies in Nigeria metamorphosed into banking setting with the advent of General Babangida license liberalization in 1991.

 

1.1     BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Background of Emene community bank.  This bank started in 1992.  they have individual shareholders, Emene development association and co-operate of shareholders like organisation establishment.  Rev. Father Ede is there chairman.

Without mixing words, the bank was established to give banking services to the door step of the populace such services as accepting of deposit, giving of credits save guiding of valuables and important documents, payment to creditor serving as a trustee to the community pursue, serving as referee in case of setting of commercial land and community related financial matters.

The advantages of the electronic data processing coupled with the universal banking and globalisation are myriads in nature and cannot be elicited hastily.  As a matter of reflection, the advantages of the electronic data processing system (EDPS) will be given in the chapter two of this work  piece having gotten historical backdrop of the setting in question, we are moving to the General survey of the Emene community bank – banking environment in its entirety.

 

1.2     STATEMENT OF PROBLEMS

There are clouds of doubts about the importance of electronic data processing. Many people are in support of this innovation in data processing while others trample on it.

In this bid, Harold Hill in his book  ”Computer Technology (1995-115), averred that the electronic data processing is a new discussion in data processing which is most labour-saving.

The work lends to test whether the other method of data processing meet the mileage of EDP.  Also it tries to check the chromic need of SDP in the grass root banking service (ie. The community bank).

In putting all we have said in a nutshell electronic data processing (EDP) system has some needs and mileages over other method of data processing of which this paper will x-ray the true fact concerning the clouds and doubts therein.

That is to say that the research study is concerned with evaluating the effect of the use of electronic data processing system in community banks.

Critically, the research will try to                 

A CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON FRAUD IN NIGERIA FINANCIAL INSTITUTION

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ABSTRACT

 

This project is designed to critically analyze the incidence of fraud in the Nigeria financial institutions with references to the banking industries.

Fraud in both private and public sector of Nigeria economy is an age long phenomenon that has for a long time being threatening the growth and development of the Nigerian nation state. It has defiled very professional expertise know-how due to its continuous increase.

The effect of fraud on the Nigeria financial institutions mainly regarded as the life wines to nation economy is to say the least devastating. Fraud cuts across the length and breath of the Nigeria financial institutions and has resulted in reducing many well established firms to more existing level, while so many others have been completely liquidated. It is this ugly development in the “Power house” of the financial sector of our economy that attracted my interest hence my choice of this topic. A critical analysis on fraud in Nigeria  financial institutions with particular reference to the banking industry.

This work will dig keep into the following

1. Types of fraud
2. Causes of fraud
3. Extent of involvement of insiders in the per petration of

In this project/ term paper chapter explain the term fraud if a times to explain the fact that fraud is and to continue to trouble the financial sector of the economy unless great efforts are put together to fight it.

Chapter one above all things states the scope of the study or research. Chapter is the literature review, which embraces the following subheadings, concept of fraud, effects of fraud, theory of fraud, types  and the law research causes of fraud and finally the prevention of fraud.

Research design and methodology are treated in chapter three also included  in chapter three is the involvement of insiders in the pepertration of fraud in out financial institutions. Chapter three also contains anticipated solution to the menace of fraud.

Furthermore, the summary of the whole finding recommendation by the researcher and possible conclusion on the topic is contained in chapter three. As it will be bibliography is also contained there.

CHAPTER ONE

1.0     INTRODUCTION

The occurrence of  fraud in our financial institutions have negative effect on the economy. Fraud is like a parasite, it eats deep into its host thereby threatening its assistance. No financial institutions is free from its scourge; annually, millions of naira is not billion are lost to fraudster. In certain sector of the economy its effects is so great that investors are afraid to invest their money there. To critically analyse fraud, a vivid  explanation might be needed. Fraud according to oxford advance learners dictionary of current English written  by A.S Hourby  is a criminal deception  benefit. Fraud can also be viewed as the presentation of take document in order to obtain some selfish benefits.

Onovo (2001)s, in his book understanding practical Auditing the investigation the use of criminal deceptions to obtain unjust or illegal advantage.

Fraud in both private and public sector of Nigeria economy is an age long phenomenon that has for development of the Nigeria national state. It has defined the very professional expertise  know-how due to its continuous increase.

The effect of fraud on the Nigerian financial institutions mainly regarded as the life-wire of the nations economy is to say the least devastating fraud cuts access the lengths and breath of the Nigerian financial institutions and has resulted in reducing many well established firms to more existing level while so many others have been completely liquidated

Fraud is not chique to Nigerian alone. It is a phenomenon that has bedeviled the world economic since age due to its devastating effects, especially in the financial sectors; the developed and developing nations including Nigeria has been waging  consistent wars against fraud and fraudsters. The Nigeria Deposit insurance Co-operation (NDIC)  annual report and accounts for 2001 fiscal fear disclosed that since 1989 to date, clerks  cashiers have continued to maintain the lead among other categories of  staff in fraud and forgeries  are becoming a recurrent feature of out financial system as recorded cases by banks and other financial houses continue to occupy a conspicuous position in their annual report.

The way fraudulent  acts are increasing in our country is not anything to write home about. Most especially among those in  senior positions in the financial “World”. However, in any event, it is an accepted fact that dismantled employee commits more than half of all computer-Assisted fraud (CAF). Many co-operate organizations shown the practice of reporting fraud to the public to protect their images and goodwill and to win the confidence of investors. The implication of this is that Boards are then faced with arduous test of hold to control and when fraudste4rs are caught by some financial organizations for fear of publicity, they do not charge these fraudsters to court.

Sometimes those fraudsters are left off the book only to return to commit more crimes.

LEASING AS A MAJOR FINANCING DEVICE FOR SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES IN ENUGU URBAN

(A CASE STUDY OF HAPEL NIG. LTD)

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CHAPTER ONE

• Introduction 1

1.1     Background of the study                                                   1

• Statement of the problem 4
• Objective of the study           4
• Scope of the study 5
• Research questions 6
• Significance of the study                                                 7

 

CHAPTER TWO

• Review of literature 8

2.1     Definition of small scale enterprise                                    8

2.2     Financing enemies for small scale enterprise            10

2.3     Concept and evolution of leasing                                       18

2.4     Types of leasing                                                                21

2.5     Central bank guidelines and leasing                                   26

2.6     Summary of related literature                                             28

CHAPTER THREE

• Methodology 30

3.1     Research design                                                                 30

• Area of study 30
• Population of the study 30
• Sample and sampling procedure 31
• Instrument for data collection 32
• Validation of the research instruments 32
• Reliability of the research instruments 33
• Method of data collection 33
• Method of data analysis 34

 

CHAPTER FOUR

• Data presentation and results 35

 

CHAPTER FIVE

• Discussion, implications, recommendations 44

5.1     Summary of findings                                                         44

• Discussion of results 45
• Conclusion 50
• Implications of the study 50
• Recommendations 51
• Suggestions for further studies 53
• Limitation of the study 53

References                                                                         55

Appendix                                                                           56

 

LISTS OF TABLES

Table 2.1:              Bank loans to small-scale enterprises as at

31^st December 2000

Table 2.2               Actual lease portfolio of merchant banks loans advance

and advances mattered against central bank prescribed ceiling.

Table 4.1               Responses from the respondents on the extent of small-scale industries obtaining adequate institutional credit.

Table 4.2              Responses from the respondents on if they are aware of

the lease financing technique whereby companies can procure required plant and machinery without making an outright payment for them.

Table 4.3:              Responses from the respondents on if their company

made any effort in order to finance their company through leasing.

Table 4.4:              Responses from the respondents on if the use of leasing

resulted to any advantage.

 

Table 4.5:             Response from the respondents on if their company will

be in the positive to advise other companies to resort to leasing as means of finance to their companies.

Table 4.6:              Responses from respondents on whether merchant banks

help small scale enterprise in getting lease facilities.

Table 4.7:              Responses from respondents on whether merchant banks

helps small scale enterprise in getting lease facilities in accordance to with the central bank prescribed ceiling on lease portfolio.

 

ABSTRACT

Small-scale enterprises like Hapel Nigeria limited generally suffer from lack of adequate finance. The introduction of the structural adjustment programme compounded the problem such that the enterprise could hardly finance the fixed capital requirements.

In this circumstance, small-scale enterprise like Hapel Nigeria Limited would seek for a financing device that would enable them to obtain the use of required equipment without making outright payment. Leasing seems to be the answer. This study therefore, attempts to establish a case for leasing as a major financing device for small-scale enterprise by assessing the effectiveness of the source of finance available to them.

In terms of review of related literature, financing means for small-scale enterprise like Hapel Nigeria Limited was discussed and the Nigerian bank for commerce and industry was seen as the greatest supplier of credit to small-scale enterprise. The concept and evolution of leasing was looked into and thus leasing was seen as a contract between a leasor and lessee giving lessee possession and use of a specific asset on payment of rentals over a period.

In terms of methodology, the descriptive and historical research method is used. Data generated from the questionnaire administered and interviews were analyzed.

Based on the analysis of data, some interesting findings were made. In the first place, it was found that many small-scale enterprises engage in manufacturing business and most of the small-scale enterprises about 99.9% of them were aware of leasing financing technique. Most of the small-scale enterprises acquire the use of their required equipments through lease transactions. It was also found that the levels of awareness among small-scale enterprise acquire the use of their required equipments through lease transitions.

It was also found that the level of awareness among small scale enterprise like Hapel Nigeria Limited make effort to use lease financing techniques in their business transactions and this leasing has brought a lot of increase in their level of productivity.

The conclusion based on the findings was that leasing should be increasingly used by small-scale enterprise to activate the problem of financing burden in small-scale enterprises.

The researcher made some recommendations viz:

The Central Bank should effect changes in its credit guidelines with respect to leasing. Secondly, adequate publicity should be mounted to maintain and increase the level of awareness of leasing among small-scale enterprises.

 CHAPTER ONE

 

INTRODUCTION

1.1     BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

It is unquestionably true that the development of a nations industrial sector hinder greatly on the development of small-scale enterprises operating in that economy. This is because small-scale enterprises are significantly yielding the fruits of developing particularly employment, indigenous technological development, utilization of local resources and lower cost provision of inputs and services for large enterprises.

Small scale industries are important not only because they account directly for significant proportion of investment, output and employment in a nation but also even more significantly because they provide vital links in the chain in the economy as a whole, motivating, energizing, and connecting various sectors and sub sectors for greater overall output of employment and productivity.

Small-scale industries have an even grater potential for stimulating and sustaining technological progress and self reliance through production based adaptation innovation and through programmed link ages with the advance industrial and market sectors.  The indispensability of small-scale enterprises in a country’s industrial growth.

Plan is a theme that runs through most writings and discussions on small-scale enterprises.

Yet, in Nigeria, small-scale enterprises suffer from a large potential. These constraints include inadequate finance, shortage of raw materials, marketing problems, inadequate infrastructural facilities, inappropriate technology and production, labour and inadequate management experiences etc.

This researcher, however believe that their greater problem is inadequate capital to establish on a proper basis and modernize or maintain their enterprises through periods of temporary adversity. Virtually, all the other problems emanate from inadequate finance. Almost 8 out of energy 10 small businesses, are believed to have shortage of capital as their major problems.

With the introduction of the structural adjustment programme in 1986, the problems of inadequate capital was escalated such that small scale enterprise could hardly finance their fixed capital needs like plant and machineries which are mostly imported. This was because of the fluctuating exchange rate system under SAP, which devalued Naira by more than 60% later in 1987, a market determined interest rate structure was introduced and this raised the cost of credit. Besides, banks consider small scale enterprise as highly risky and hence shy away from providing their financing needs, in spite of the Central Banks required annual credit minimum that must be allocated to them. Other financing, avenues such as owners capital retained earnings and direct government assistance are virtually ineffective. In the light of the above circumstances the question that naturally comes up is:

How can Hapel Nigeria limited adequately finance their fixed capital needs under the structural adjustment programme?

Leasing appears to be a viable financing alternative. Thus, this study will attempt to provide the rationale for leasing as a major financing device for small- scale enterprise.

• STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMS

A glance at the existing literature on financing avenues for small scale enterprises shows that small scale enterprise experience a chromic shortage of institutional, credit some of the problems emanated in Hapel Nigeria Limited are:

Hapel Nigeria Limited has not been executing jobs on scheduled because of lack of necessary

THE ROLE OF CENTRAL BANK IN ESTABLISHING NIGERIA ECONOMY

(A CRITICAL REVIEW)

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ABSTRACT

 

Central banks are general known to be concerned with the maintenance of monetary stability.  This task involves the regulation of money in circulation consistent with the absorphic capacity of the economy axiomatically, excessive growth in money supply rates to high rates of spending on domestic or foreign goods given that domestic supply of goods and services in essentially in elastic in the short run, excess liquidity is likely to result in substantial inflationary is likely to result in substantial inflationary pressures in the economy.  To the extent that spending pressures are directed towards foreign goods or (assets0 balance of payment pressures will ensure.  Thus, the task of monetary authorities is to ensure that the growth in the domestic  liquidity is consistent with the  objectives of out-put growth, inflation and the balance of payments.  This at any given time the CBN would ensure that supply of money is sufficiently optimal to sustain non-inflationary out-put rate and exchange rate stability.

One of the strategies of achieving this objectives is through the adoption of the liquidity management policies / techniques which afford the CBN,  the use of monetary policy instrument to influence bank reserve and consequently the growth in money supply.  The ability of the central bank to effectively control domestic liquidity depends interaction the level of the economic development particularly the state of its financial system the number and types of policy instruments available to the central banks and degree of harmonization between monetary and fiscal policies

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

• Introduction
• Objective of the study
• Research questions
• Statement of hypothesis
• Statement of problem
• Significance of study
• Scope and limitations of the study
• Definition of terms

CHAPTER TWO

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

• Introduction
• Meaning of central bank
• The central bank Vs commercial banks
• The relation of CBN with other banks
• Central bank of Nigeria and its objectives and functions
• Monetary policy, meaning, objectives and instruments
• Fiscal policy, meaning, objectives and instruments used.
• Stabilization policies, objectives and conflicts,
• The role of CBN in stabilizing Nigeria economy
• Problem faced by CBN ins stabilizing Nigeria economy

 

CHAPTER THREE

RESEARCH DESIGNS AND METHODOLOGY

• Introduction

3.1     Population

• Samples selection
• Description of instruments used in data collection
• Questionnaire
• Abstract
• Personnel interview
• Questionnaire distribution and control
• Sources of data
• Procedure of data Analysis

 

CHAPTER FOUR

PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS OF DATA

• Introduction

4.1     Analysis of response to questionnaire

• Testing and proofing of Hypothesis

 

 

 

 

 

CHAPTER FIVE

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION

• Summary of findings

5.1     Recommendations

• Conclusions

Questionnaire

Bibliography

 

CHAPTER ONE

 

1.1     INTRODUCTION

The growth and development of international trade along  west African coast played a major role in extending the medium of exchange beyond trade by barter in the  nineteenth century.

The ‘’native currency’’ system which relied  on item  such as manila, cowries, brass  and copper rods   had to accommodate foreign currencies such as Maria Theresa dollar and British  silver coins  increased trade motivated  the setting up of the Bank of British West African [BWA] in 1894, thereby drastically reducing the barter system and ushering in a rudimentary form of commercial banking.

The issue of legal  tender currency for the  West African region  was however deferred till 1912 when the west African currency Board  [WACB] was established. The WACB was an offshoot of the recommendation of the EMMOE committee set up by the then secretary of  state the Rt. Ifon. Lewis Harcourt. The WACB retained  the services of the BBWA as its currency distribution agent. It set  up four currency centers in Lagos [Nigeria] and Bathurst, now Banjul [the Gambia].The currency in circulation  in West Africa increased steadily through the  1950s  in response to the growing  demand and increase in the World price for west African  primary products such as cocoa, groundnuts and  palm oil.

The WACB, however, did not have discretionary  control over the money stock of the territories under  the  money stock of the territories under its  sphere of influence. It was set  up primarily to promote the influencing of export trade. Specifically, it was  changed with the issue of a west  African currency, the repatriation of  such currencies and the investment of reserves. There was a fixed  parity between the local currency and the British pound while the currency had 100 percent  sterling  banking. The   reserves   were   invested  in  British   and  this  way  facilitated  Nigeria’s international   payment.  As  the  WACB  was  automatically  linked   to  the  British  system ,  the  investment  policy   was   rather  conservative  in   the   sense  that   sterling  reserves  were  invested  only   in   Britain.   Moreover,  the   WEACB   could   not  engage   in   monetary   management,  neither   were  Nigeria’s   trained   in   the   art.   In   order  to  eliminate   this   deficiency   and  promote    the   growth   of  the   domestic    money   and   capital   markets,  especially   as    the   country   marched    toward   political    independence   in    1960, the  CBN  was   established   by   the   central   Bank  Of   Nigeria   Act  of   1958.

The  bank   commenced   business   on   1^st  July   1959    with   an   initial   capital  equivalent  to   N30  million.  The    legal   f framework  of   the  central   bank   has  been   strengthened    over    time   to   address   lapses   in   financial   system  prior  to   the    enactment   of  1958   central   Bank   act   the   banking   system   in    Nigeria   was  largely  unregulated. Initial  attempt   in   1952   at  streamlining    the   practice   to   banking    to  ensure  monetary   stability  through    the   enactment   of    the   banking  ordinance     did   not   quite  address   the   problem. The   spate of    bank  failures  could   not   be  stemmed,  thus  the  central   Bank   Act   of    1958    was   enacted  to   formally  establish   a   central   monetary   authority   that   would   perform   the    traditional   roles   of   a     central     bank. The   1969   Banking   Act   and  its  amendment   which   defined   the   business    of    banking    and    stipulated   penalties   for   banking   malpractice   further   strengthened      legal    framework.

To      further     strengthen    the   supervisory     capacity   of    the   bank,  the    central   bank of     Nigeria decree   No24  and   Bank  and   other   financial, Institutions  [Bofi]  Decree  N.25 of  1991 were   promulgated. The  Bofi  Decree  among  other   provisions   centralize  the    functions   of   licensing  as  well   as   regulation  of    banks   and   other   financial   institution  in    the  bank.

The     current   legal   framework  within   which    the   CBN    operates    in   the   central   Bank growth in economics development is one of the many problems facing the Nigerian economy through these problems manifesting themselves   in most   developing  countries  and    yet   this   gets   worsened  with   the   military  rule, Nigeria   is a  typical   area   in point. Hence  the   essence  of  this  research is to  examine   the   topic ‘’THE  ROLE  OF  CBN  IN    STABIBILISING   NIGERIA  ECONOMY’.

 

1.2       OBJECTIVE     OF   THE    STUDY.

The   objective of this study shall be;

To  ascertain why the CBN is yet to stabilize  the Nigeria economy with instrument (s) of monetary and fiscal policies with their