PROBLEMS OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN NIGERIA. Urban concentration: Majority of the commercial banks are located in urban centres thereby denying.-the rural areas banking services
- Low savings: Majority of the populace are poor and this leads to their inability to save in commercial banks.
- Corruption: There is a high level of corruption in the banking industry as some
bank managers and officials embezzle money and grant unauthorized loans to friends and relatives because of their selfish interest.
- High level of illiteracy: High level of illiteracy among the people makes banking operations and services very difficult.
- Government’s frequent Interventions: Government’s frequent interventions in the operation of banks sometimes make things difficult for commercial banks to operate smoothly and efficiently.
- Low patronage: Commercial banks are not patronized as it should be as a result of ignorance, poverty and illiteracy.
- High interest rates: The high interest rate charged by banks makes it difficult for prospective customers to take loans from the banks.
- Lack of Innovative banking practices: Most commercial banks are not innovative in their
banking practices as customers are not given the prompt attention they desire.
- Capital shortage: Most of the commercial banks have low capital base and this makes it impossible to grant loans to prospective customers.
- Non-repayment of loans: Some customers that took loans sometimes fail to repay the loans and this has led to the collapse or failure of some commercial banks.
- economic tools for nation building
- factors affecting the expansion of industries
- bud
- mineral resources and the mining industries
- demand and supply
- types of demand curve and used
- advertising industry
- factors of production
- entrepreneur
- joint stock company
RINDER PESTS
148. NEWCASTLE DISEASE
149. BACTERIA DISEASES
150. ANTHRAX
151. BRUCELLOSIS
152. TUBERCULOSIS
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