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This research work is on ROLE OF ELECTRONIC BANKING ON THE GROWTH OF NIGERIAN ECONOMY using UBA Plc as a case study. The major objective of the study was to examine the relationship that exist between the adoption of electronic banking services and profitability of the Bank. The study made use of both primary and secondary sources of data collection. Quota sampling technique was used to select data necessary for this research work. The study revealed that electronic banking, despite its challenges, has led to increased efficiency in banking and its services and reduction of waiting time experienced in the banks. The findings also revealed that e-banking are inhibited by some factors which include cost of purchasing e-banking equipments, poor power supply and inadequacy in the security of transactions conducted through e-banking. The study recommends among others that, government should improve on electric power supply and development of ICT infrastructure to enhance effective e-banking services delivery in Nigeria.
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Chapter One: Introduction
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