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    Assessment of Housing Finance in Lagos State
    (Bells University of Technology, 2019-05-30) ODUNNAIKE, Joseph Seun.; Prof.J.I. Ighalo
    Adequate housing provision for the growing population in Lagos state, Nigeria is a major challenge. Addressing this challenge necessitated the involvement of both public and private sectors in the development of housing both public and private sectors in the development of housing both quantitatively. Hence, this study is aimed at examining Lagos state Government and its agency involvement / intervention in housing finance between years 2008-2017 with the view of examining the extent to which the intervention has impacted housing production and delivery in the state. The specific objective of the study includes examining the proportion of housing finance the constitutes Lagos state Government's budget from 2008-2017, examine the contribution of property development company to housing delivery in the state etc. The primary sources were data collected through questionnaires administered on beneficiaries of some randomly selected housing estates in Lagos, property developers and appropriate Lagos state government officials. Questionnaires retrieved were analyzed using appropriate descriptive and inferential statistical methods such as frequency distribution, mean analysis and relative importance index. These were used to improve the validity and ease of communicating results. The study revealed that economic condition and poor allocation of funds to housing is a major affecting utmost performance of Lagos state government in providing adequate housing finance. Also, high interest rate was identified as a problem limiting performance of property developers in housing delivery and they also opined that government can also empower some micro-finance banks\mortgage institutions to grant housing finance loan to citizenry in respective of their income class primarily for development of housing.
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    Contributions of Commercial Banks to Housing Finance in Nigeria.
    (Bells University of Technology, Ota., 2022-09-23) OLAGOKE-SALAMI, Sekinat Olubunmi; Prof. A. B. Olaleye
    Housing is a necessity which everybody clamors for irrespective of social and income status, but due to financial constraint not everybody will be able to have a shelter on their head. Inadequacy in housing affordability have a glaring negative effect on the lifestyle, wellbeing and productivity of the citizens a income of most low- and middle-income households in the country is too low to support the construction of buildings within shorty or medium life span.
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    Core Competencies and Competitive Advantage: A Study of pPharmaceutical Industry in Lagos State, Nigeria.
    (Bells University of technology, Ota., 2019-03-21) OLAFENWA, Abiodun Taiwo; Dr. Okafor L. I.
    The study examined the impact of core competencies on competitive advantage in pharmaceutical industry in Lagos state, Southwest, Nigeria. The broad objective was to investigate the effect of core competencies on competitive advantage inpharmaceutical industry looking at toothpaste brands. Managers, at various levels and other employees of the selected using simple random sampling
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    Evaluation of public private partnership housing development in Ogun state
    (Bells University of technology, Ota, 2022-08-12) SANNI Babatunde ajani; Emertus Prof. James Ighalo
    The need to globally attain adequate shelter for all, due to the housing crisis remain one of the global problems and a rising challenge facing both urban and rural residents. the challenge is even more severe in developing economies with high population such as Nigeria, where the government has tried a variety of housing initiatives to help address the challenges but to relatively very little effect.