THE ROLE OF NIGERIA AGRICULTURAL AND COOPERATIVE BANK (NACB) IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURAL IN NIGERIA

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ABSTRACT                

The Nigeria agricultural and cooperative bank (NAXV) was established in 1973 to help in the development of the countries economy through providing agricultural aids as well as assisting the farmers and cooperative societies.
Initially, at inception of the bank, us resources consisted mainly of the federal government subscribed equity capital and statutory allocation from the federal government. But now, the resources are loans and advances from the government, loans from the international bank for reconstruction and development (IBRD), school falls from the agricultural credits guarantee scheme, loan from the domestic money market like the insurance company and other banking sector.
One of the major problem encountered by the Nigeria agricultural and cooperative bank is the lack of capital. Financing of cooperative societies through their internally generated funds have not been satisfactory because of the individual members of these societies (most of whom are living in rurual areas) are very few and poor. Hence, the society needs external sources of funds for financing their project.
The needs for financing some of these agricultural project brought about the establishment of the Nigeria agricultural bank (NAB) in 1973 which after inception marked a dynamic change in providing credit facilities to the farmers.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Title page 
Approval page 
Dedication 
Acknowledgement 
Abstract 
Table of content 

CHAPTER ONE 
Introduction 
1.1Statement of problem and purpose of study 
1.2Rationale of study 
1.3Significance of the study 
1.4Definition of terms 

CHAPTER TWO 
Review of related literature 
2.1NACB lending to cooperative movement 
2.2NACB role in financing agricultural project 
2.3NEW approach to agricultural project financing 
2.3NACB agricultural finance technique 
2.5Source of funds of NACB 
2.6 Operative and impact of NACB in the agricultural sector

CHAPTER THREE 
Research design and methodology 
3.1Hypothesis 
3.2Method of data collection and analysis 
3.3Sources of data 
3.4Limitation of the study             

CHAPTER FOUR 
Presentation of data, analysis of data and discussion of result 
4.1Data presentation 
4.2Analysis of data
4.3Discussion of the result of the analysis 

CHAPTER FIVE 
Summary, conclusion and recommendation 
5.1Summary 
5.2Conclusion 
5.3Recommendation 
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