TABLE OF CONTENTCHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION

1.1              BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

1.2              STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

1.3              PURPOSE OBJECTIOVE OF THE STUDY

1.4              SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

1.5              LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

CHAPTER TWOREVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

CHAPTER THREERESEARCH DESIGE AND METHODOLGY

3.1              SOURCES OF DATA (SECONARY SOURCES ONLY)

3.2              LOCATION OF DATA

3.3              METHODS OF DATA COLLECION (LITERATURE WORK ONLY)

CHAPTER FOURFINDINGS

CHAPTER FIVE

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUDSION

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

I.I              BACKGROUND OF THE STUDYBefore the establishment of the Central Bank of Nigeria the West African Currency Board (WACB) which was established in 1912 had the responsibility for issuing legal tender currency. The WACB was set up to promote the financing of the export trade. It was the duty of WACB to issue West African currency. The exchange of existing currencies and the investment of reserves.

The reserve were invested in Britain and this is in a way facilitated Nigeria’s international payments. However because the WACB was linked to the British system it could not engage in monetary management neither Nigerian trained in the art of monetary management.

In order to promote the growth of the domestic money and capital markets. There by eliminating this deficiency. The Central Bank of Nigeria was established in 1958 and it commenced business on 1st July 1959.

The central bank of Nigeria formulates monetary proposal in a memorandum which is sent to the government through the minister of finance. Taking into consideration the views and suggestions of the banking community and other business interest and interested public groups and other business interest and interested public groups and individuals.

Monetary policy in Nigeria is conducted by the Central Bank of Nigeria set up under the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) ordinance of 1958 (as amended from time to time) to serve as banker and foreign exchanged dealer principally to the federal government of Nigeria.

1.2                          STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

The main objective of the study is to undertake a review of the central Bank of Nigeria monetary policy measures from 1980 – 2005 in the review. The objective, the roles, the phases and the appraisal of monetary policies between the period in question, with be discussed.

1.3                          OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The studies conducted by the researcher an performance appraisal of monetary policy of central bank of Nigeria reveals that the objectives of the study includes the following.

1. To determine how rural dwellers had responded to the services of central banks.
2. To identify the type of customer that patronize central banks.
3. To examine if the availability of the loan has redulod the level of rural urban migration.
4. To determine any other on banking services. The are reudered to the public by the central banks.
5. To ascertain the extent to which granting of loan to rural dwellers has affect an unemployment level.

1.4                          SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

Although students research abounds in this area, this work will serve as an addition to existing literature in this topic. It would also find out the performance appraisal of monetary policy.

This project would also provided insights to the students of Banking and Finance and individuals who do not know much about the activities, operation and roles of the monetary policy in the central bank of Nigeria.

Above all, the essence of the study is to point out a positive direction for a smooth operation for the use of the monetary policy.