Effect of Nigerian Mortgage Institutions on Semi-Urban Housing Development in Ogun State, Nigeria

Research Journal of Finance and Accounting. ISSN (Paper) 2222-1697 Vol 7 No.5 2016

6 Pages Posted: 19 Jul 2017

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Oyınlola M. Akinyede

Department of Finance, Redeemers University

Date Written: 2016

Abstract

The main objective of this research is to examine the operations of the mortgage institutions on housing development in semi urban area in Nigeria. The study is necessitated by the need to find solution to the lingering problem of housing development in Ado/ota local government and Obafemi-Owode local government Ogun State. The operation of the mortgage institution in Nigeria as revealed by respondents through our questionnaires is characterized by inadequate funding for effective implementation of housing programme. In this regard, concrete identification of the various problems facing the housing sector in the semi urban areas of Nigeria. It is therefore important that the private housing institution should be encourage to provide funds for housing development and the government should emphasize in creating and enabling environment to stimulate private sector participation in long-term housing financing and is need to enhance the accessibility of mortgage funds by prospective individuals and encourage them to mobilize resources to meet varying housing demand.

Keywords: Mortgage institution, Housing development, Semi urban

Suggested Citation

Akinyede, Oyınlola M., Effect of Nigerian Mortgage Institutions on Semi-Urban Housing Development in Ogun State, Nigeria (2016). Research Journal of Finance and Accounting. ISSN (Paper) 2222-1697 Vol 7 No.5 2016, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2998492

Oyınlola M. Akinyede (Contact Author)

Department of Finance, Redeemers University ( email )

Ede, Osun State
Nigeria
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