1. THE IMPACT OF E-NAIRA ON DEPOSIT MONEY BANK
Background of the study
Banks are a vital part of every economy. It is the driving force behind society and economic progress. The importance of banking services to any economy's growth and development cannot be overstated. Prior to the introduction...
2. THE INFLUENCE OF E-NAIRA AND SMALL BANKS SURVIVAL
Background of the study
A bank is a financial organization that collects deposits and puts those deposits into lending activities, either directly or through capital markets (Uremadu, S. 2012). Customers with capital shortages are linked to customers wi...
3. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN E-NAIRA AND E-BANKING
Background of the study
The notion of electronic banking was born as a result of technological improvement in the banking system. Customers no longer need to visit a physical financial institution to complete a transaction; instead, they can do it from...
4. CRITICAL INFORMATION INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION TECHNIQUES IMPLEMENTATION AGAINST CYBER ATTACKS USING BIG DATA ANALYTICS (A CASE STUDY OF INEC & JAMB)
Introduction
In 2016, BT, the telecoms company that owns and maintains the physical infrastructure that makes up the UK's broadband network, experienced an outage of a portion of its broadband services, causing hundreds of thousands of customers (in...
5. DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ACCOUNT HOLDERS INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR A MICROFINANCE BANK
OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
The main objective of this study is to design an account holder’s information system for Micro finance banks. The aim is to ensure efficient user account management in banks. To achieve the stated objective, the following specific objectives...
6. THE ASSESSMENT OF BIG DATA ANALYTICS ROLE AS A PROTECTION TECHNIQUE AGAINST CYBER ATTACKS (A CASE STUDY OF JAMB)
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Cyber-attacks are constantly making headlines, putting countries, industries, and businesses at danger of security breaches. With society's reliance on technology and the introduction of the internet, things could get even wo...
