CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Banking service when it was introduced into Nigeria economy it had bring development to the doorstep of every citizen which 70 to 80 percent of Nigerians lives depends in socio-economical livelihood since partly phase of the banking system had impacted in the country development.

This phase of development have revolved between rural areas and the urban areas. Money is said to be a life wire of civilization in a country. This means that money needs to be properly managed and controlled in the banking sector to accomplish these development aims.

Hence, the banking industries as one of every country’s sector have a controlling impact on the spurred banking not only to the urban cities but also in rural areas.

1.2 STATEMENT OF RESEARCH PROBLEMS

Commercial bank is a profit making organization, hence there is a great panic in establishing such in rural area may not be reality if service of commercial banks are not at the reach of our rural dwellers.  

Therefore, the problem are:

i.            How to resolve the profit motive of the rural commercial banks and the essential services being rendered to the rural dwellers.

ii.           To what extent have the commercial banks involved the rural dwellers in the economic activities in terms of awareness and sensitization

1.3 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

This study if aimed at investigating the impact of banking system via service that should be rendered by commercial banks other purpose of carrying out this study include:

i.            To evaluate the entire economic activities of the rural areas.

ii.           To ascertain the present farmers whether they are acquainted into efficient and effective co-operative groups or associations, small and medium scale farmers and integrated rural communities

iii.         To evaluate how effective activities are realized in rural areas of the country.

iv.         Finally, to suggest the way forward as sine-question to government rural banking thereby, having the desired developmental impacts on the rural are in Nigeria.

1.4 Hypothesis

H0: The organization are not impacting positively on the    implementation of the rural banking scheme on the rural     dwellers when compared with UBA as an organization.

H1: The organization are impacting positively on the   implementation of the rural banking scheme on the rural dwellers when compared with UBA as an organization.

H0: The community are not benefiting from the presuce or banking in your area

H1: The community are benefiting from the presuce or      banking in your area

H0: There is no general assessment of rural banking system       programme in Nigeria.

H0: There is general assessment of rural banking system   programme in Nigeria.

1.5 RESEARCH QUESTION

1.  Does the organization impacting positively on the implementation of the rural banking scheme on the rural dwellers when compared with UBA as organization?

2.  Does the community benefiting from the presence or banking in your area?

3.  Does the general assessment of rural banking system programme in Nigeria

1.6 Significance of study

       A developing country such as Nigeria, 70 percent of her population depends on rural productivities. The rural dwellers who are mostly farmers require loans, to reduce hardship involved in acquiring the input as well as cultivating their farms. This explains the banking system is of high important in the rural phase.

       The study, hence because significant to direct the evolution of the effect of growth in rural banking activities, influencing the rural inhabitants, which is criteria aimed by measuring economic standard.

       The study is also significant to indicate to what extent the rural banking system in Nigeria has been successful. Conventional economist and analyst suggested that by supplying food, labour and invisible script us the rural areas will improved in generating urban income and employment as well as and to stabilize the speed investment if not reduce in production cost for industries and in cost of the existence of commercial banks in the rural areas.