ASSESSMENT OF THE ROLE OF COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN POVERTY ALLEVIATION (A Study of FRCN Kaduna Multipurpose Cooperative Society)

ABSTRACT  This study investigates the Role of Cooperatives in Poverty Alleviation. The study was based in the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria Kaduna Multipurpose Cooperative Society. The research review the literatures of related study and were duly acknowledge. Data were collected through constructed questionnaire and interview methods comprising members of the study area. Using systematic sampling techniques. The perceptible equations and tabular illustrations were used to present data Obtained in the Study. Results obtained from the study suggested that members of the study area and the public benefit immensely from the activities of cooperative societies. Hence, cooperatives help to alleviate poverty amongst its members.    TABLE OF CONTENT  Title page Declaration Approval Page Dedication  Acknowledgement Abstract Table of content
CHAPTER ONE  1.0Introduction 1.1Background of the study  1.2Historical background of the study area  1.3Statement of the Problem  1.4Objective of the study  1.5Significance of the study 1.6Research Question 1.7Scope of the study  1.8Operational Definition of term 
CHAPTER TWO: Literature Review  2.1Introduction  2.2Cooperative Development Exposure  2.3Poverty  2.4Nigeria’s Poverty Situation 2.5Poverty Alleviation in Nigeria  2.6Cooperative A tool for Promoting DesertWork and reducing poverty
CHAPTER THREE:  Research Methodology  3.1Introduction 3.2Research Design  3.3Population Sample  3.4Sample size 3.4.1Justification for the sample size  3.5Sample Technique 3.5.1Justification for the sampling Technique  3.6Research Instruments 3.7Method of Data presentation and statistical analysis 3.8Limitations of the study
CHAPTER FOUR:  Data Presentation And Analysis  4.1Introduction 4.2Presentation Analysis Based on respondents bio data  4.3Data Analysis Based on questionnaire 
CHAPTER FIVE:  Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation 5.1Summary  5.2Conclusion 5.3Recommendation Reference Appendix I Appendix II