2018
DOI: 10.14738/assrj.55.4517
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The Impact Of Covenant University Micro Finance Bank On Small Businesses In OTA And ENVIRONS

Abstract: This study assessed the impact made by Covenant Microfinance Bank (CMFB ) on Small Scale Businesses in Ota and its environs since inception. The immediate objective of this research was to examine how CMFB have impacted the lives of Small Scale Businesses through the Micro-credit loans it gives to these categories of persons who are generally regarded as the poor in Ota community and its environs. Survey method was employed in this study. Copies of questionnaire were administered to respondents systematically … Show more

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“…Financing the needed investments for expansion with domestic savings is a serious challenge confronting emerging economy and this emanates from savings gap problem (Walker, 1999). Researchers like Osamwonyi and Obayagbona (2012), Afolabi (2013), Eigbiremolen and Anaduaka (2014), Makorere (2014), Obadeyi (2015), Murad and Idewele (2017), Ifionu and Olieh (2016), ZahidMahmood et al (2017), Usifoh and Ezeanyeji (2017), Chiazor et al (2018), Werigbelegha and Chukwunulu (2018), Nwude and Anyalechi (2018), Ofeimun, Nwakoby and Izekor (2018) have studied the influence of Microfinance Banks (MBs) operations on economic expansion, house hold welfare and the increase of micro scale business respectively. The findings of these studies were mixed, with some finding positive association, negative relationship and others found no correlation between MBs operations and economic growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Financing the needed investments for expansion with domestic savings is a serious challenge confronting emerging economy and this emanates from savings gap problem (Walker, 1999). Researchers like Osamwonyi and Obayagbona (2012), Afolabi (2013), Eigbiremolen and Anaduaka (2014), Makorere (2014), Obadeyi (2015), Murad and Idewele (2017), Ifionu and Olieh (2016), ZahidMahmood et al (2017), Usifoh and Ezeanyeji (2017), Chiazor et al (2018), Werigbelegha and Chukwunulu (2018), Nwude and Anyalechi (2018), Ofeimun, Nwakoby and Izekor (2018) have studied the influence of Microfinance Banks (MBs) operations on economic expansion, house hold welfare and the increase of micro scale business respectively. The findings of these studies were mixed, with some finding positive association, negative relationship and others found no correlation between MBs operations and economic growth.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%