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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING INFORMATION AS AN AID TO MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING

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ABSTRACT
Decision-making can be viewed as the very fabric of which organized activities are made. This partly depends on the amount of information supplied to management.
This study is aimed at finding out information supplied by the accountants through financial accounting. The study revealed the information derived from financial statement, the extent to which these accounting information can be used and also used in management decisions by business organizations.
In reaching at our conclusion, a literature review was conducted and ratio analysis was used in analysis financial statements. The result of the study show that ratios analysed give one an idea of the financial status of an organization and financial statement are prepared in such a way that interested parties can interpret and derive the information necessary for their various needs.
In further of the research objectives recommendations were made which when implemented, the researchers hope will be of help to management in making decisions using financial accounting information. This recommendations were based on research findings and should be noted that they are not exhaustive.
In conclusion, the researchers believe that this study has achieved its pre-determined objective by identifying various ways by which the financial accounting information can be used in decision making and where there is good analysis and interpretation of financial accounting information it will lead to sound decision being made.

CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACK GROUND OF THE STUDY
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
1.3 PURPOSE/OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
1.4 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
1.5 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

CHAPTER TWO
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

CHAPTER THREE
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY SOURCE
3.1 SOURCES OF DATA (SECONDARYS)
3.2 LOCATION OF DATA
3.3 METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION (LITERATURE WORK ONLY)

CHAPTER FOUR
FINDINGS

CHAPTER FIVE
RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY

CHAPTER ONE
DEFINTION OF TERMS
Financial Accounting: Financial accounting is concerned with the recording of transactions for a business enterprise or other economic units and the periodic preparation of various reports from such records. Financial accounting then can be said to be a systematic gathering, identifying, summarizing and reporting of business transactions in monetary terms such that it provides information which permits informed judgment by the users of such information.
Information: These can be said to be facts needed or received by a person, or group of persons which is or will be useful to them.
Management: Management can be defined as the rational selection of courses of action to optimize the inter-relationship of a material and money for the survival and growth of the organization. It can also be regarded as the process of getting things done through people.
Decision-Making: Decision making can be defined as identifying alternatives, evaluating such alternatives and choosing from such alternatives. Decision making can be viewed as the very fabric of which organized activity is made.

INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The attainment of this objective necessarily requires both the identification as well as the disclosure of an adequate amount of information considered relevant by the users.
Financial accounting information therefore, is the information derived from the financial accounting report. The essence of this information is for management and other users to make decisions. Therefore, the accuracy of decision making depends on the effective and efficient design of management information system.
The accounting concerned prepares the financial accounting information in such a way that will enable users to derive maximum information for their use.
Decision making itself can be described as the art or science of choosing among possible managerial actions. The art or science of decision making enable management of a business to choose from among a range of already analysed and evaluated alternative.
Two classes of decision makers can be identified in respect of the use of financial accounting information. These are the external users and the internal users. Management represents and the internal users include creditiors, shareholders, government agencies, trade unions e.t.c. Managers are the major users of financial accounting information need this information to plan.
The impact of financial accounting information on the management of any business cannot be overlooked, though the extent of such..

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Managers of certain businesses do not have sound accounting systems to enable them monitor operating expenses and revenues. They do not need the warings communicated by financial accounting information. This ignorance or lack of financial accounting information, may lead to the non-effective and inefficient accomplishment of the firm’s objectives.
It is only through accounting information that managers and external users get a picture of the organization as a total entity. Managers who fail to realize this do not appreciate an accountants analysis in respect of financial accounting information generated. This may lead to poor decisions being taken and it may affect the profitability and performance of the organization.
Some organizations, due to low financial

 

BANK FINANCING SMALL SCALE BUSINESS UNIT. (A CASE STUDY OF FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC ENUGU BRANCH)

BANK FINANCING SMALL SCALE BUSINESS UNIT.

(A CASE STUDY OF FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA PLC ENUGU BRANCH)

PROPOSAL

Due to the rapid increase in the Socio-economic problem of this Country, and as a result of Millions of Naira being wasted at project sites,

I decide to go into surveying the avenue in which these wastage of funds and improper Accounting will be curtailed and the economic problems be ameliorated.

It will be assume most of these problems arise as a result of poor budgetary plans implementation in this country.  I will therefore, introduce the study in chapter one of this thesis with a clear statement of the problems inherent in poor budgetary plan implementation.

In the Second chapter, I will put efforts to give some definition of the budget which is an estimate and refers to the future. In this same chapter, the major causes of poor budgetary plans implementation will be emphasized on. In this chapter, I will also put-up some research work and discussion of At least two (2) to five (5) year budgets of the then Anambra State

Government-their budgets and budgetary procedures and speeches of some of the Governors may also be discussed as the case may be.  Effort would be applied to give reference comparison with that of 1995 and 1996 in chapter one to two which filed short of the target by inflation.  Other relating literature will also be reviewed in this chapter, thus setting the way in which they will support that most budgets are not properly implement.  Implementation of budgetary plans can be affected by inflation and the interest of the leaders-all these will be looked into in this chapter.  Chapter three will present the design and methodology which will include the sources of data, interview questions, samples to use and method of investigation too.  Chapter four, will analyse the collected data.  The questions in the questionnaire will analyse one on one writing numbers and percentage of responses that will affirm to a particular answer presenting all vice versa.

Chapter five will be the last chapter and may bone the findings.

CHAPTER ONE:  INTRODUCTION

  • BACKGROUND OF STUDY
  • STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
  • OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
  • SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
  • HYPOTHESIS
  • SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
  • DEFINITION OF TERMS

CHAPTER TWO; LITERATURE REVIEW

  • MEANING OF GOVERNMENT BUDGET
  • OBJECTIVES OF BUDGET
  • CONTENTS OF BUDGET DOCUMENTS
  • ANAMBRA STATE GOVERNMENT BUDGET
  • BUDGETARY PROCEDURES
  • REPETITIVE BUDGETING
  • EFFECTS OF INFLATION ON BUDGET
  • POLITICIANS POLITICAL SYSTEMS AND BUDGETARY IMPLEMENTATION.

CHAPTER THREE; RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

  • SOURCES OF DATA
  • INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
  • SAMPLES USED
  • METHODS OF INVESTIGATION

CHAPTER FOUR;  DATA ANALYSIS

CHAPTER FIVE; FINDINGS

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSION

APPENDICES

BIBLIOGRAPHY

CHAPTER ONE

  • BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Man, Since the past ages, has been battling with procurements of a reasonable standard of living and the ways of managing his perpetual inadequate.  The eventful development of organised Society had to the Institution of government.  During the 15th Century, when mercantilism  was the order of the, government had right to interfere with the economic process to protect the interest of the nation (as then seen mainly from the view point of international trade) “I, during 18th Century, the phsyio-crate and Adam Smith came with laisesez fair.

This doctrine also suited its own period but  the general depression of the 28th Century indicated that it was not after an economic panacea.

It was during the 2oth Century that keynes, come out with own postulation.  To be presence during the 1930’s Keynesian economic developed and emphasized “the Cyclical movement of the economy and the need to temper such movement by artificially manipulation the through and the there depressions in the cycle in order to facilitate a better economic order.

Infact, it was the policy implications of Keynesian economics that have contributed to the trends which led to planning and budgeting as a tool in political administration.

Today Nigeria is moving towards the forty fourth year of Independence.  Within the previous forty three years, so many budgets have been propounded and announced.  Same have been these budget and policies were made to enhance the Nigeria’s Standard of Living which is very lows, as at the time of this study.

Budgets in Nigeria as a whole have traditionally promised to aken the primary Socio-economic problems facing the Nigeria such problems are non availability of food at affordable prices, poor health services, High rate of fuel pump prices, inefficient transport and Communication systems (Network Coverage) and lack of job opportunities for the mushroom army of he unemployed to mention but a few.  But the greatest problem facing Nigerians is that the policy and implementation of these budgetary plans have always fallen short of set target.

The 1995/1996 budget either was not an exception.  It was set to achieve a “non-inflationary”  growth in the economy.    But was there inflation in 1995 (if one may ask).   The answer is yes.  There was twenty-five percent (25%) rate of inflation.  Therefore, the budgetary target was not also all achieved in 1996 fiscal year.   The 1995 budget on inflation rate rise to 74.3 percent. It means that there is high rate of inflation in 1995.  So the 1995 and 1996 budget fell short of the target.

 

 

 

  • STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

The writer is of the opinion that so many budget have been made in Nigeria as well as in the various states that made up of the Country.  Since budgets have made in Nigeria, methods exist in which he budgetary plans were implemented.  If one may ask again, these methods are they the proper ways of implementation?.   We are yet to know Anambra State has also made so many budgets which were also executed in various methods. In what ways do the State raise its funds is another questions.  If all these are to be condensed into one Sent once, this is the study proper Accounting and Budgeting Implementation in Nigeria with particular references to Anambra State.

It must be noted that one of the most distressing and visible aspects of Administrative incapacity in poor countries is the difficulty  in implementing budgetary and development plans.  All too often, project are bodily conceived, cost and time of completion and under estimated, results are disappointing.   There is waste and confusion.  The frustration in trying to identify suitable project and carry them to successful completion are seen as a major stumbling block to plan implementation and development in Nigeria.

Inclusive in the problem of this study, are those caused by improper execution of budgetary and poor according of government funds.   When good plans are made there is always the problem of implementation, with little examples, we call all visualize what Nigeria as a whole losses as a result of poor implementation.  For instance, in 1990, federal government awarded a contract on reconstruction of Ajeokuta steel Company at Niger State.

The original cost of the project was N7.8 billions. This project has been carefully planned what a nice plan but, at the implementation level it was abandoned up till now.  Federal government awarded a contract on Dualisation of Benin /Osha /Owerri express road in 1992 the amount of contract was 13 billion, the contract was abandoned.  1994, Federal government awarded a contract on completion of Imo airport in Imo State, but it was abandoned, there are also other project awarded like Anambra / Kaji 1995, the amount involve in the contract was 500 million Federal Government also awarded a contract on expansion of root crop research Institute Umuahia Abia State the amount budgeted on both are 7 million and 25 million, all these are abandoned project there is no need mentioned them, there are many abandoned project in Nigeria they are as a result of not putting effect what has been planned / implementation one thing is clear that in this abandon project the nations wealth are also abandon/wasted mismanagement and poor implementation of what is planned has led the nation wastage of the available resources, which in turn has contributed to the nation economic problem when we, on the  other hand talk about the sources of this wasted funds what comes to the mind is the  revenue collectors, the revenue collected funds were not accounted for it was revealed some time that they manipulated assessment to enrich the themselves as the expense of revenue, some of them according building and other properties the valve of which for exceeded them normal legitimate salaries “s” now consider again the problem this poses to the nation while revenue collected is ineffectively utilized misappropriated, squandered or embezzled on the long run, the nation bears the burden, since there would not be sufficient funds for the execution of plans and for efficient running of the nation and as a result of this, economic growth tends to be static.

 

  • OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

The writer had objectives before selecting a topic.   It is clear that many budgets have been made executed in Anambra State, the writer has an intention of scrutinizing the budgets made by the Anambra State Government, finding out how the budgetary plans implementation has effected the economy.  If the effect on the economy is bad, finding out ways of ameliorating the bad effects.

The investigator will also look into various ways of batter implementation of budgetary plans.   Searching related literature, especially those of the other developing Countries and finding out ways through which budgetary implementation can be best effected.  The writer will also look into ways of ensuring that a majority  if not all, of the government revenue collected on its behalf is properly accounted for, to eliminate improper accounting government fund budgetary plans and implementation of those plans effect the State as a whole, its rate of growth and the decision making processes of its government.

 

  • SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

Things are difficult these days.   The Nigeria economy is not well off.  The masses are suffering the hard times of these days.  This study is directed to finding out ways in which budgetary implementation and proper accounting of government funds affect the economy and how the contribute to the problems of the State when these and fund out, the writer strongly believe that most.  If not all, of the State’s economy problems will be ameliorated, at least, the portion contributed by improper accountings and poor implementation of budgetary plans.  This study will further educate our present and future.

Planners and the implementers there of on the effect of their responsibilities.  When thus aim is achieved the writer believes that both planners and the implementers will go for the better and things for a better Nigeria.  This study will also serve as a yardstick for other who will be researching on topic like or relating to the topic of this study.

 

 

  • HYPOTHESIS

In every study, hypothesis serve as guide for the researcher in the process of research indeavour and they keep the main line of his study.  They tend to serve as “assumed answer to the principal question of the study, the correctness of which he assesses in the Course of his study “6”.   Due to the importance of hypothesis in every study, the writer will study the following hypothesis:-

  1. That budgetary plans are not properly implemented in Anambra State.
  2. That all funds collected for the government are not properly accounted for.

 

  • SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY.

Proper accounting and budgetary implementation in Nigeria is the topic of this study.

The writer when he selected the topic had an intention of examination in details the contents of budgets, for at least, the past two years but because, of lack of time the writer shifted her interest from the contents of the budgets to the project execution part of the budget.  Therefore, particular attention were paid to the execution of various project mappep out by the government to execute.

The writer had also intended administering the questionnaires tot he five zones of the State, Awka, Enugu-Ukwu, Nteje, Ogidi and Onisha zone.  But because of financial  Constraints, she settled just at Awka.  Again interview earlier planned was disappointed and could no longer be affected.  Therefore the interview question were unanswered.   Coming to the distribution of questionnaires the writer found out that not every Tom Dick and Hurry could answer the question, this made her to search for those people who were able to attend tot the questions.  This tool most of the writes time and money.   On this again, the most disheartening things the writer experienced was the response given to her by some people who were able to answer the questions.  Example “I know I can help you, but I will not. The time is not there, or do you want me to leave”  do you think I can attend to you ? I don’t have time for such things” the information was given by (I am sorry to mention names) the deputy accountant general of the state, ministry of finance Anambra generally, the writer observed that most of the people who were able to answer the question were always in a haste, moving from one office tot he other.

Apart from the above, the writer experienced Financial problems during the course of this project and again the time for such a project seems to be was able to administers her questionnaires to even more capable hands, who actually know what it means to embark on a project and they responded every fine most of them also elaborated their suggestions in the questionnaires.

 

 

 

  • DEFINITION OF TERMS

ABANDONED PROJECTS: Project which have been started, but because of poor budgetary implementation and lack of adequate fund, they were not completed.

ALLOTMENT:  An internal allocation of funds on a periodic basis, usually agreed upon by the department and the Chief executive or his representative.

BETTERMENT:  An addition made to, or change made in, a fixed asset which is expected to prolong it life or to increase its efficiency over and also over that arising form maintenance and the cost of which is therefore added to the book value of he asset improvement.

BUDGET:  A plan of Financial operation embodying an estimate of proposed expenditure for a given period or purpose and the proposed means of financing them.

BUDGETARY IMPLEMENTATION:  This involves the actual execution of the plans set out in the budget.

BUDGET DOCUMENT:  This is a document the consists of the budget message, budget summary statement and the draft of the ordinance.

BUDGET MESSAGE:  A general discussion of the proposed budget presented either in writing by the budget making authority before the legislative body.

CONTROL ACCOUNT:  This is an account that ascertains the arithmetical accuracy of a particular of a particular ledger.  Under this control account individual  accounts are recorded and at the end of the period, the balance is them carried to the other side of the account.

Estimated Revenue Account in the budget.

Appropriation is also a control account comprising of all the estimated expenditure account in the budget.

CURRENT BUDGET:  Budget prepared for the succeeding fiscal year or, this is the approved budget in force during the current fiscal year.   It is assumed that the budget is prepared sand adapted before the beginning of the year to which it relates.

DEFICIT:  The excess of estimated expenditure over the estimated revenue in the budget.

DISBURSEMENT:  Sum of money paid out.

ESTIMATE CLERK:   One who has the duty of recording the decisions of the treasury department in England during the preparation of budget.

ESTIMATED REVENUE:  If the account are kept on accrual basis, this is the amount of revenue estimated to accrue during  a given period. If on whether or not they are all collected during the period.  If on cash basis, it is the amount of revenue estimated to be collected during a given period.

EXPENDITURE ACCRUAL:  This is the total changes incurred whether paid or unpaid, including expenses, provision for retirement of debt not reported as a liability of he fund from  which capital out lays are made.

CASH:   The term covers only actual disbursement for these purpose.

FINANCIAL YEAR:    The annual period (a period of twelve months) to which the budget refers – January to December.

GOVERNMENT:   This came from the word govern, which means to control or direct he public affairs of a country. Government is a body that ahs this responsibility.

IMPLEMENTERS:   Somebody who helped the writer in the administration of the questionnaires to the various offices, the writer could not get to, herself.

LAISSEZ FAIRE:  An economic doctrine which did not believe in the intervention of the economic process.

PLANNERS:   That are responsible for the formulation and drafting of the budgetary plans

POLICIES:   Plans of actions, statement of aims and ideals especially one made by government.

PROGRAM BUDGETING:  This is budgeting system that has been designed to follow a sequence of execution stipulating how much to spent on each project execution and the expected return from such spending.

REVENUE EXPENDITURE:    An expenditure whose benefit be received in a period in which the expenditure is made in contrast with an expenditure for a fixed asset, capital expenditure, on the other hand is expenditure that result in acquisition of or addition to fixed assets.

UNALLOTTED APPROPRIATION:   Part of the appropriation account that has been allotted out, especially, where disbursements are to be made through allotments.

UNAPPROPRIATED SURPLUS:  This is characterised largely as a balancing figure.  The difference between estimated revenue and appropriation.

It could also means that portion of the surplus of a given fund which is not segregated for specific purposes.

 

NOTE

  1. Christopher S. Ola  Management Accounting Theory and application.  Graham Burn, United Kingdom 1992 pg. 173.
  2. LAISSEZ FAIRE is a policy allowing individual, activities, especially in Commerce, to be conducted without government control.
  3. Ola etal op pg. 173.
  4. Newswatch magazine. The Rip off 26th May, 11996 17 – 24.
  5. GOVERNMENT White paper on the report of the investigation panel into the Activities of East-Central State board of Internal Revenue (Appointed September 13, 11995 pg. 16)
  6. C. Osoala Introduction to research methodology Affricans fep publisher, Limited Second edition 1997 pg. 46.60.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

1.0     Introduction   –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         1

1.1     Background of the study –  –         –         –         –         –         –         –         1

1.2     Statement of the Problem –         –         –         –         –         –         –         4

1.3     Research Questions –        –         –         –         –         –         –         –         4

1.4     Objective of the Study       –         –         –         –         –         –         –         5

1.5     Hypothesis of the Study     –         –         –         –         –         –         –         5

1.6     Significance of the Study   –         –         –         –         –         –         –         5

1.7     Limitation of the Study       –         –         –         –         –         –         –         6

1.8     Scope of the Study –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         6

 

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

2.0     Introduction- –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         7

2.1.0   Brief Historical Background of the Study-          –         –         –         –         –          7

2.1.1   Microfinancing and Small Scale Agriculture: An Overview –    –         –         9

2.1.2   Concept of Micro-Financing and Small-Scale Agricultural Development      11

2.1.3   The Strategy for Microfinance Banking   –         –         –         –         –         12

2.1.4   Justifications for the Establishment of Microfinance Banks for

Small Scale Agricultural Development     –         –         –         –         –         14

2.1.5   Frameworks for the Supervision of microfinance Banks         –         –         15

2.2.0   Microfinance And Agricultural Development in Nigeria  –         –         –         17

2.2.1   The Roles of Microfinance in Agricultural Development          –         –         –          17

2.2.2   Microfinance Institutions that Advance Loans to Agriculture   –         –         18

2.2.3   Problem Militating Against Small-Scale Farmers in Getting Microfinance

Loans –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         20

2.2.4   Microfinance Policy to the Agricultural Sector    –         –         –         –         21

2.2.5   Roles of Government in the Promotion of Agriculture in Nigeria        –         22

  1. Contributions of Agriculture to Economic Development          –         –         –          25

2.3.0   The Impacts Of Micro Finance Banks On Small Scale Agriculture    –         29

2.3.1   Microfinance Banks in Nigeria and  their Financial Positions   –         –         29

  1. Small Scale Agricultural Activities in Nigeria      –         –         –         –         33
  2. A Small Scale Rice Production In Nigeria          –         –         –         –         –          33
  3. B Small Scale Cassava Production In Nigeria –  –         –         –         –         34

2.3.3    c Small Scale Yam Production in Nigeria         –         –         –         –         38

2.3.4   Disbursement of Microfinance Credit to Small Scale Farmers –         –         39

2.3.5   Impacts of Microfinance Credits to Small Scale Agricultural Production

 (Rice, Yam, & Cassava)   –         –         –         –         –         –         –         43

CHAPTER THREE

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

  1. Introduction   –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         45

3.1     Sources Of Data     –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         45

  1. Methods Of Data Collections        –         –         –         –         –         –         45
  2. Method Used In Analysis   –         –         –         –         –         –         –         45
  3. Research Problems and Limitations        –         –         –         –         –         46

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0     Data Analysis          –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         47

4.1     Data Presentation   –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         47

4.2     Model Specification –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         48

4.3     Model Estimation     –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         49

4.4     Model Evaluation     –         –         –         –         –         –         –         –         49

4.4     Interpretation of Result      –         –         –         –         –         –         –         51

 

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1     Background to the Study

The revitalization of the agricultural sector has been the cornerstone of the government development policy. This is aimed at moving the country quickly to self-sufficiency in food production of agricultural raw materials for domestic agro-based industries. The need to increase agricultural productivity is implicit in the fact that It remains the leading non-oil sector of Nigerians population. The main objective of the agricultural policy as laid down by “Agricultural Policy for Nigerian”- 1988, are Attainment of self Sufficient in basic foods commodities, increase production and processing of export crops, modernization of agricultural production, processing, storage and distribution through improved technology, increase rural population and lastly improved protection of agricultural lands.

 

In most developing countries, agriculture is both the main traditional pursuit and the key to sustained growth of the modern economy. Stagnation in agriculture is the Principal explanation for poor economic performance while rising agricultural productivity has been the most important concomitant of successful industrialization.

 

After independence, the agricultural sector accounted for 53% of GDP by 1980. This has however gone down to 36%. The aggregate index of agricultural production with 1984 as the as the base year rose by 5% in 1993 compared to 66% and 59% in 1992 and 1991 respectively (Abdullahi,1991). Agriculture constitutes the dominant sector of populations who are small farm producers and reside in the rural areas. It is observed that over 80% of the rural population in Nigeria are small holders farmers. (Mellor, J. W., 1996).

 

As a matter of history, up to early 1970s, agriculture dominated Nigeria’s economy, but since then oil has held the principal position and Nigeria started to experience growth without development. As a result, agriculture has suffered, and increasingly, has occupied a back seat in our drive towards economic take-off. Stagnation on agriculture became more apparent during the 1970s and agricultural services to the economy started to decline at an increasing rate and thus, the Nigerian agriculture is now characterized by low income, low levels of capacity to satisfy the food and fibre needs of the country, primitive techniques of production. According to Ogunfiditimi (1996) it is in fact now a proto-type of peasant Agriculture, which is caught in a vicious circle of poverty, that is, low income, leading to poor savings and little investment in yield-increasing technology. Because technology is poor, both output and income are low.

 

As part of government strategy to attain increased productivity in the agricultural sector, several policies, activities and projects were being formulated. These include developing rural infrastructure, supply of fertilizers, seeds and other inputs, improving agricultural extension services, and provision of credits aimed at encouraging small scale agriculture.

 

The predominant of small scale agriculture is a resource based agriculture and is basically subsistence. The farm size ranges from 0.10 hectares to 5.99 hectares and often is scattered holdings per household, production inputs consist mainly of land and family labour. Capital investment is negligible, inputs like fertilizers and chemicals are seldom used and levels of production technology are low. Soil fertility is maintained by bush fallowing, the production is much less market oriented. Several policies to enhance small scale agriculture are been taken by various governments, however, the corresponding impact on production has not been realized, as policies are seldom fully implemented and fraught with frequent changes. This is due to a variety of reasons changes. This is due to a variety of reasons such as shortage and improper disbursement of funds, lack of executive capacity and manpower management problems and inadequate plan preparations.

 

According to Soludo (2006), sustained small scale agriculture cannot be achieved without putting in place well focused programmes to reduce the problem militating small scale agriculture (farmers) by increasing their access to factors of production especially credit. The latent capacity of the rural small scale farmers would be significantly enhanced though the provision of micro financial services. Microfinance is about proving financial services to the poor who are traditionally not served by the conventional institutions. He believes that microfinance can be distinguished from other formal financial product though the smallness of loans advanced, the absence of assets based collateral and the simplicity of operations which is at the level of the common man.

 

The practice of microfinance in Nigeria is culturally rooted and dates back several centuries. The traditional microfinance institutions provide access to credit for the rural and urban low income earners. They are mainly of the informal Self-Help Groups (SHGs) or Rotating Saving and Credit Association (ROSCA). Others include saving collectors and co-operative societies which have limited outreach due to inadequate loan-able funds.

 

In order to enhance the flow of financial services to Nigerian rural areas, government has in the past initiated a series of publicly financed micro/rural credit programmes and policies targeted at the poor. Notable among such programmes were the Rural Banking Programme, sectorial allocation of Credit on concessionary interest rate and the Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme (ACGS). Other Institutional arrangements were the establishment of the Nigerian Agricultural and Cooperative Bank (NARCB), the National Directorate of Employment (NDE), the Nigerian Agricultural Insurance Corporation (NAIC), the Peoples Bank of Nigeria (PBN) the Community Bank (CB), the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEP) and later merged the NACB with PBN and FEAP in 2000 to form the Nigerian Agricultural Cooperative and Rural Development Bank (NACRDB) to enhance the provision of Credit to the agricultural sector.

 

Alfa (2002) observed that most of the micro-credit scheme suffer set backs because they were founded on erroneous assumptions believing that the poor constitute the same group and tends to employ the same solution towards eradicating the problem of poverty. Researches shown or revealed that the poor should be involved in solving the problem of poverty since they are aware of their own conditions.

 

Against this background and the problems of inadequate credit and finance, there is a need to device a strategy whereby credit will get to the farmers living in the rural areas as at when due, as to increase the contribution of the sector to our national development. Agriculture is seen and thus believed to be major sector towards growth and development in most countries like Nigeria, and as long as it remain so, the future of this sector in performing its roles becomes imperatively important.

 

1.2     Statement of the Problem

The practice of microfinance in Nigeria, is culturally rooted and dates back many years to the poor performances of the agricultural sector in the country’s economic developments which can be attributed to the traditional way of farming on the part of the small scale farmers.

There are many factors which hindered sustained development of small scale agriculture. One of such factor is low technological level, which comprises of small land holding and the use of traditional tools like hoes, and cutlasses. Other factors include non-wide spread use of fertilizers, and improper use of storage facilities. To raise agricultural the agricultural sector must have its production raised via the adoption of new technology and improvement in its capital investment.

Based on the above, the Federal Government have realized that raising Small Scale farmers output and income is very essential, if continued, economic development and political stability is to be attained. The present system by which small scale farmers depends on non-institutional finance sources (friends, relatives and money lenders) as a source of loans is been divided with paucity of data. However, it is often assumed that capital from the source is generally low and inadequate relative to the need of agriculture in general.

Government sponsored agricultural credit scheme and the establishment of microfinance Banks have been

BANK FAILURE IN NIGERIA AND MORDERN SYSTEM OF COMPUTER BANKING TO BRING INPROVEMENT.

BANK FAILURE IN NIGERIA AND MORDERN SYSTEM OF COMPUTER BANKING TO BRING INPROVEMENT.

PROPOSAL

This project was prompted by obvious dominant bank failure in the Nigeria Economy. The recent urge is to know the extent to which the financial sector affects the economic life of the people. Therefore led to the analysis, which prove the fact and various systems to checkmate the situation.

 

This project is categorized into positive and negative effect of bank on the basis of their economic contributions, which thus, the negative effect would be highly revealed as a result of the regressional base in the Nigeria economy.

 

The method of study measure up current abnormalities that exist in the sector using qualitative and quantitative analytical data’s as to attain its objective furthermore the presentation and analysis in chapter four revealed unethical approach in banking system and their effect in managing the system.

 

Lastly is chapter five which drew conclusion to the project followed by the biography and index

 

This research work will be carried out using all internal control questionnaire from banks in strategic state in Nigeria like Enugu, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja. The research has used hypothetical data like chi-square to analyze the quantitative that concern bank fail in Nigeria.

CHAPTER ONE

Background of the study

  • Schedule of banks in Nigeria
  • Objectives of bank study
  • Justification of the study
  • Scope of the study
  • Structure of the study
  • Structural changes in banks
  • Unethical practice in banks
  • Effect of unethical practices
  • Checkmate of unethical practice

2.0 Legal proceedings on banks

2.1 Large scale fraudulent practices

2.2 Reasons for committing fraud.

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE REVIEW

2.3 The history of banking in Nigeria

2.4 Foreign based in Nigeria

2.5 Establishment of content bank in Nigeria

2.6 The commercial banks

2.7 Indigenous banks

2.8 Merchant bank

2.9 Community bank.

3.0 Federal Martage bank

3.1 Development banks

3.2 Nigeria Agricultural and cooperative banks

3.3 The Nigeria bank for commerce and industry

3.4 Urban Development bank

3.5 Finance companies

3.6 Insurance companies

3.7 Excess liquidity data

3.8 Structure and growth of banks

CHAPTER THREE

RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

3.9 Sample size and sample techniques

4.0 Method of data collection

4.1 Method of data presentation

CHAPTER FOUR

DATA PRESENATION AND ANALYSIS

4.3 Hypothesis of study I

4.4 Hypothesis of study II

4.5 Hypothesis of study III

4.6 Research Assessment

4.7 Researched Experienced

4.8 Measures to meet standard.

CHAPTER FIVE

CONCLUSION

4.9 Findings

5.0 Recommendation

5.1 References

5.2 Appendix

 

CHAPTER ONE

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Bank has been defined in various ways by different people. It is basically a service industry operated by people for the general interest of the public providing a mechanism for the mobilization of finds from surplus units in the economy and channeling them to the deficit units through extension of credits. The link between this surplus and deficit is actually vital because it facilitate business transaction and economic development. As an economic unit. The business enterprises acquires organizes and transforms factors of production in the activity of producing goods and services, the way in which these goods and services or input factors are combined and transformed units an output flow may be considered as problem of maximizing an output from a given input. As a result, the advent of banking institution and its scope limitation was to that business activities findings their expressions in monetary terms.

The banking institution is defined in section 61 of the bank and financial institution decree sub-section 21 of 1991 as a business of receiving cheques, deposits on current accounts saving accounts or other account like paying or collecting cheques drawn by or paid in by customers, provision of finance or such other business or services for the government and the entire economy

1.1     SCHEDULE OF BANKS IN NIGERIA

The banking system in Nigeria is controlled by one body known as the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) which serves as a clearing house fro economic purpose. It veins of control in the naming include Commercial Bank, merchant banks, special banks like mortgaged bank, development banks such as Nigeria banks for commerce and industry, Nigeria agricultural and cooperate banks, peoples bank and community banks.

The banking system is a regulated sector of government and we could understand that its nature of activities spelt out the position it occupy in the economy since the funds they lend to deficit units are owned by third parties, therefore prudence on accounting theories and principle4s demands that such funds should be managed properly to sustain the confidence of the depositors. As a result of this prudential requirement, the authorities would want to interven in the operation and control of the banking system to correct all the short coming of the price fixing mechanism in ensuring that what is commercially reserve for an individual bank also approximate social rationnaties as much as possible. Example interest rates charges by banks may be regulated to encourage savings mobilization, bankiung habits and ensure adequate investment for rapid economicx growth. Considering the imperfect market in most economy both developed and developing financial institution often include government intervention to boost investment redirect credit to economic sectors with social but low commercial rates returns. These and a lot of other rationaties pre-informed government thinking towards regulation contract in it and also supervise the sector. Experience here, therefore shows that authorities short fall in financial intervention does affect the finance market function as shall illustrated in hypothesis I. Such intervention frequently result in new economic desertion leading to less optimal result to resource utilization. For example, the establishment of new banks in pre-SAP (structural adjustment programme) era was highly restricted, the existing once constituting a king of oligopoly did not really care either to extend their services to the rural communities or care for how to improve their activities and operation pattern

 

Consequently economic deregulation has often been resorted to in order to remove or minimize those desertion. Deregulation implies the relaxing or minimization of control or regulation. Financial market are usually first sector of the economy to be subjected to deregulation in view of their strategic locations.

The campaign for deregulation of financial institution has bee vigorously undertaken in many developed and developing economy. Example in United State of America regulation which had imposed interest rate ceilings on the deposit of the federal reserve banks was abolished in 1983. recently, a member of third world countries with heavy debt burden and dwindling foreign exchange earning has also adopted policies to deregulated their economy particularly the financial institution in the economy.

This has usually been carried out as part of comprehensive structured and statistical experience to stop large scale fraudulent practices. It also follows with the reasons for committing fraudulent art and ended with a computer abuses in the banking industry.

 

 

1.2     OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY

Following the background introduces the study of aims which analyses the factors that lead to the bank failure in Nigeria ands its consequences and as well as various measures taken to prevent or minimize such occurrence in future

The main aim for the study is an assessment of bank failure in Nigeria which necessitated the conduct of general banking system and tool included the rural and urban satisfaction of service from commercial and merchant banks in Nigeria economy

Economically, lack of development roles in banking programme an unethical practices in the financial institution, the lending system in a developing economy, savings system and deposit system has contributed immensely to a stand still financial institutions. There are other undesirable internal and external factors that affected the Nigeria banking system both in Nigeria and the global world in general.

However, this study is automatically recommended to treat various steps to be taken by the authorities to checkmate fragment fall in financial institution as to restore the eroded public confidence in the financial institutions.

 

1.3     THE JUSTIFICATION OF THE STUDY

Interested banking programme in 1977 was rural banking system, the programme was raised in Nigeria to motivate rural dwellers to cultivate the idea of mobilization of profit from various ventures for saving purpose.

But as pointed earlier the deregulation formula and excessive licensing of new banks have brought a lot of charges in the banking system leading to over competition operational techniques has changed to an era of strike competition including (SAP) structural adjustment programme. These whole problems lead to banks inability to fulfill their present obligation.

Recently, the confidence and stability of banking industry is threatened and that lead to a call for chartered institute of bankers and insurance and the federal government non stop to further issue of license to new banks in Nigeria. The need for these procedures is to study the people desire and examine savings mobilization and creation and expansion in the economy. It is also an effort to evaluate the Agricultural and agro allied industries development using banking scheme to checkmate the ability to source funds and make loans and advances available. These justification has been hindered immensely by poor performance of banking consequences of bank strategies, the commercial and merchant bank objectives is to maximize profit but other social and economic functions deflect banks from profit maximations as their primary objectives. Since bank is a commercial or service venture, it raise profit so as to give confidence to the public and depositors as well as impression of management efficiency and to the shareholders. In order to maximize the profit banks attempt structure their assets and liabilities in such a way yield returns subject to some constraints. However in a violated economic environment as ours where things change quite rapidly and with banking education and business, experience yet to recognize bank failure in Nigeria and modern system of computer banking to bring improvement, a bank would have been caught off guard because of poor administrative control of its loan portfolio.

Under certain or prevailing economic uncertainties a business man lives more on his wits ore capacity as a result of inherent dangers or hazards of overtrading, over stocking, unjustified expansion and diversification which has resulted in business catastrophes and consequently leading to bad debts of the banks.

 

1.4     SCOPE OF THE STUDY

The limitation of this work is not far fetched fromn the failure of banks in Nigeria and modern system of computer banking increase efficiency, emphasizing little on the geographical locations of banks in Nigeria.

The ability of banks to meet up its current obligation was absolutely questionable and no examined solution has been arrived at solving the problems emanating from this situation. This project work is to highlight the cause of these problems its effects and modern system of solving the problems. The entire research work extended to the hazard act or proactive in the banking sector, similarly, general survey on both old and new generation bank is highly carried out including the prevailing economic situation which was made available for the work. The credibility and accuracy of this findings and conclusion depends mainly on the authenticity of data available or collected and questionnaires schedule of some banks in Nigeria and suggestion with computer system of banking to checkmate the problems.

 

1.5     STRUCTURE OF THE STUDY

The entire study is systematically arranged in five chapters from chapter which provide the background of the study while chapter two dealt with literature review, followed by the research design of the study. Including chapter four, the data presentation and analysis where hypothesis is highly detailed about

Lastly is the concluding part which constitute findings recommendation, reference, bibliography and appendix.

 

1.6     STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN BANKS

The financial sector remained under serious pressure in 1995 as the distress in the sector persisted therefore lead to the suspension of granting license to new generation banks. However these assure remained intractable deferring the year significant steps were taken in the task to sanitize the financial sector through a package of comprehensive failure resolution measures but to no avail was the solution.

The withdrawal of the operating license of one more commercial bank as republic bank brought to a total number of banks whose licenses were evolved during the period 1995 to 1996 which the number of licensed banks fell further from 116 to 115 consisting of 64 commercial banks and 51 merchant banks. They exist of the bank coupled with on going restructuring and rationalization in most banks influenced the decline in the total number of bank branched which was 2541 to 2351 offices from commercial banks and 149 for merchant banks. Laws promulgated in 1995 that significant implication for the financial institution include. The money laundering decree No.3, the Nigeria investment promotion commission decree No.16 and the foreign exchange monitoring and unscillaneous provisions decree No.17. The aim of the money laundering decree is the prevention of the placement of illicit money and other illegal acquired wealth into the financial sector.

 

 

1.7     UNETHICAL PRCATICES

Unethical practices otherwise called lack of good conduct when the principles of ethical practice are not observed in financial sector, the Nigeria financial status is viewed as follow:

  1. Conflict of interest: The arises where an institution official engages in other activities which conflict, interfere or affect the primary objectives of the institute adversely, it generate when the official has:
  1. Undue interest in customers
  2. Engages in other business interest which encroaches in the ability to carry out primary objectives of the organization.
  • Acceptance of costly entertainment, gift from potential borrowers or suppliers
  1. Abuse of position: It arises where an official of financial institution enrich himself with the wealth of the organization not considering the advantages of investment and improvement of position in logical manner not considering the capability of the staff. It can take the following form.
  2. Back scratching exercises in which beneficial collude to provide unbeneficial facilities to themselves outside their entitlement
  3. Forgery or conversion of security documents such as share stock certificate, dividends warrants cheques and receipts.
  • Fraudulent withdrawal from customers account or misappropriation of clients funds etc.
  1. Receiving gratification before discharging duties of the day
  2. MISUSE of information: This is another form of abuse of position. It involves the use of manipulation to achieve some beneficial or avoid some liabilities. Some of the ways information is misused are as follows
  3. Non disclosure or misstatement of materials facts. In the return of information sent to regulation and bodies main to make use of it.
  4. Insider use of non-public information to maximize gain or minimize losses in the financial market.
  5. Unreliable accounting records. Accounting records are said to be unreliable when
  6. They are not prepared according to the accounting standard or principles.
  7. The necessary details are not presented
  • Information provides is false and
  1. The records are not accessible when as at when required.

These state of affairs could arise either because of incompetent people are hired to keep records or because competent hands deliberately manipulated it for selfish reasons

  1. Breach of confidentialities: This is a special misusing of information the reputation of a financial institution is to enhance its ability of maintaining confidential relation with its customers an other financial bodies as the maintaining integrity.
  2. Lack of fair and equitable treatment: A common unethical practice in the financial sector is lack of fair play and equity in dealing with other players in the sector, friends, relations, satiation and individual selfishness are some of the forces which influence officials of financial institutions in undertaking professional transaction which replace transaction which is in line with the law and normal business criteria. The problems of distressed bank has been generalized and have affected not only commercial banks and merchant banks bent also community bank, mortgage bank and Finance companies

 

 

1.8     EFFECT OF UNETHICAL PRCATICES

An existence of unethical practices in the financial sector as highlighted earlier has tremendous effect in lowering confidence in the financial market of Nigeria. This contributed significantly to aggravate distress in the banking system and to encourage the existence of large scale informed financial market as well as to constraint the management of the economy. I have come up with the following. In the efforts to reduce the problems of banks, they could be traceable to several factors that include political instability poor policy and bad management which improve capital inadequacy poor asset quality, illiquidity and poor earnings

 

1.9     CHECKMATE ON UNETHICAL PRACTICE

In the effects to reduce the problems as stated above, financial sectors were intensified during 1995. the restructuring of existing, six banks selling off the banks to the public in 1994 was due to the above irregularizes in the banking sector. In the banking sector. Among other regulatory measures, the authorities assumed to control about 19 banks was due to persistence deterioration of their owners to solve the problems of these institution in terms of re-capitalization and assets restructuring to achieve improved performance. In recognition of the inability of distressed banks banks whose accounts with (CBN) central bank of Nigeria were over drawn to effect repayment of their liabilities, the banks boards of directors approved the conversion of such hardcore overdraft into long terms loans ir liabilities subject to the fulfillment of stipulated conditions. The bank approved the meeting up of the principles components of inter-bank indebtedness of distressed banks with a view to rehabitate the repercussions of wide spread defaults in meeting inter bank obligations on the payment system. The implementation of the fouled bank decree No.18 of 1994 took off successfully as the offence under the decree commenced work. The implementation of the decree has provided an enabling environment for the recovery of non performing debts in banks as well as sanitizing the sector due to its subs.

Notwithstanding the ongoing official effort to restore confidence in the financial sector, the number of distressed bank reduced from 82% to 68% in 1996. prior to structural perform in 1976 the first major step taken to checkmate bank failure in Nigeria was bank ordinance of 1952 and regulation to guide banks and prevent reckless in providing banking service to customers. This was strengthened in 1988 by establishing central bank of Nigeria (CBN) which was charged with the responsibility of providing stability and sound financial structure since its inception. The central bank of Nigeria has attempted to prevent banks failure through its formulation and implementation of monetary and banking policies. These measure enhance central Bank of Nigeria power to ensure that banks remain viable and profitable while contributing to the nation economic growth. Effort to attain these goals are usually in the (CBN) policies to be a guidelines as bank supervision and examiner of financial institution in Nigeria.

Based on the above were structural reform, deregulation of the financial system between 1986 and also licensing of many banks become of keen interest subsequently. Competition among banks were modified by a simple technique by regulating the banking system as to respond to the challenges by setting in measures as to enable the banks to perform their role under a deregulation system.

Due to emergency of serious bank distress and failure to meet up with some of their vital obligations, the central bank of Nigeria has to decide in exploiting the fundamental of the bank failure drawing reasonable conclusion that it all emanated from internal abuse and problem of the sector which suddenly compromised their unaccountability as earlier described. However a good foundation for restoring unaccountability and discipline in the banking sector was lead by the promulgation of the failed bank recovery act of debt and financial imposed unaccountability and malpractices decree of 1994 as to exploit the presence of unaccountability in the banking sectors. The deregulation system was later strengthened through the (CBN) decree No.24 and the bank and financial institution decree No.25 of 1991

However the fail bank tribunals have provided to implies for restoring accountability and discipline in the system and therefore has assisted in restoring the system similarly, some of the cause of bank failure also depend to a significant extent on the sustenance and improvement of the fail bank tribunals.

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ABSTRACT

There are so many difficulties which this research work is confronted with. Bank officers were so reluctant to give out helpful information of this project. And there is also the cost of research and limited time, for acquisition, analysis and proper interpretation of data.
Effort is made by the researcher to personally visit all the places where the above secondary data and primary data were located.
Personal effort was also employed in tracing out relevant information needed to the project.
After due analysis of the available data, the researcher discovered the statistical data of members of staff involved in frauds and forgeries, returns of commercial and merchant banks on frauds and forgeries and so on.
Experience has shown that even in the most regulated home, accident can still happen.
Bank staff should be properly screened before being employed, and adequate banking education should be organized for bank customers.

TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 Introduction To Back Fraud 1
1.1 Background of the Study 1
1.2 Statement of the Problem 3
1.3 Purpose/Objective of the Study 5
1.4 Research Questions 5
1.5 Research Hypothesis 5
1.6 Significance of the Study 6
1.7 Scope, Limitations and Delimitations 7
1.8 Definitions of Terms 8
Reference 9
CHAPTER TWO
2.0 Review Of Related Literature 10
2.1 What is Fraud? 11
2.2 Causes of Fraudulent Practices 12
2.3 Methods Through which perpetuators
use cheques to defraud banks. 17
2.4 Computer Frauds 18
2.5 The Role of the Branch Manger on Fraud 20
2.6 Types of Fraud 21
2.7 Advance Fee Fraud (“419”) 24
2.8 Effects of Fraudulent Practices in Banks 26
2.9 Reasons for Committing Fraud 28
2.10 Techniques of Fraud Control in Banks 29
Reference 33
CHAPTER THREE
3.0 Research Design And Methodology 35
3.1 Research Design 35
3.2 Area of Study 35
3.3 Population 36
3.4 Sample and Sampling Techniques 36
3.5 Instruments of Data Collection 38
3.6 Methods of data presentation 39
3.7 Methods of data analysis 39
3.8 References 41
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0 Data Presentation And Analysis 42
4.1 Test for Research Question 42
4.2 Test of Hypothesis 47
References 56
CHAPTER FIVE
5.0 Findings, Recommendations And Conclusion 57
5.1 Findings 57
5.2 Conclusion 60
5.3 Recommendations 61
Bibliography 64
LIST OF TABLES

2.i Members of staff involved in frauds and
forgeries 1989 – 1993
2.ii Members of staff involved in frauds and
forgeries 1994 – 1998
2.iii Members of staff involved in frauds and
forgeries 1999 – 2002
2.iv Amount involved by types of fraud 1992 – 1995
2.v Ten banks with highest number of report fraud
cases 1989 – 1998
2.vi Ten banks with highest number of reported
fraud cases 1999 – 2002
2.vii Returns of Merchant banks on frauds and
forgeries 1989 – 2000
2.viii Returns of Commercial Banks on frauds and
forgeries 1989 – 2000
2.ix Returns of Insured banks on frauds and
forgeries 2001 – 2002
2.x Types of major frauds and forgeries 2002

LIST OF FIGURES

2.a Amount involved in frauds and forgeries 1989 – 1993
2.b Amount involved in frauds and forgeries 1994 – 1998
2.c Amount involved in frauds and forgeries 1999 – 2002
2.d Actual/expected loss in frauds and forgeries 1989 – 1993
2.e Actual/expected loss in frauds and forgeries 1994 – 1998
2.f Actual/expected loss in frauds and forgeries 1999 – 2002

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Fraud can be described as a conscious premeditated action of a person or group of persons with the intention of altering the truth or fact for selfish personal monetary gain. It involves the use of deceit and trick and sometimes highly intelligent cunning and know how. The action usually takes the form of forgery, falsification of documents and forgery of signature and outright theft.
Employees as well as clients of firms in all industries engage in fraudulent practices all over the world. Although the existence of frauds in our banks is not an uncommon or unexpected phenomenon, it is worrying because of all the various problems confronting the Nigeria banking industry, that of fraud is easily the most intractable. The bank industry worries more about fraud because of the rather obvious damaging consequences of the acts on health and for the existence of the institutions.
Frauds in banks nearly always lead to loss of monies – monies that ordinarily belong to someone other than the banks. This loss results in some cases in reduced level of resources available for the use in the operations of the banks.
According to the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) annual report (2002), shows that 797 cases of fraud was reported in commercial banks and the amount involved in N12,919.55 billion.
In very bad cases where frauds occur with crippling frequency and in wholesale sizes, the bank may be formed to closedown as a result. When the bank loses money and it is wound up, the customers lose money. This leads to loss of confidence in the banks and reduced patronage. In our kind of financial environment where banking habit is being encouraged developed, this could result in a major set back for the efforts.
Fraudulent practices in the Nigerian banking industry is therefore of special concern to the monetary control and supervisory authorities who are charged with the safety of individual banks and the soundness of the banking industry.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Banks operate on the pivot of public confidence and trust on the ability of the bank to deliver as and when demanded. The Nigerian society is bedeviled with the desire to get rich quick so as to feel important, as Nigerians believe that wealth is the measure of power and importance. It is in realization of this fact that these “get rich quick” minded set of people direct their attention to defrauding the banks.
Frequent occurrence of frauds ultimately distracts the attention of the management and leads to increased running cost. time and energies that would have been spent improving customer services would be expanded on preve