REVENUE GENERATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF UDI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ENUGU STATE NIGERIA. 2015-2022

Student: Onyedikachi Rosemary Egwuatu
Supervisor: Mr Offor Macaulay
HOD: Mr Abonyi Jonas
Department of Public Administration
Business Studies
Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, Enugu State

Abstract

Revenue gene ration is the nucleus and the path to modern development. Thus, the study was to assess the Revenue Generation and development of Udi Local Government Area. This is because Local government as the third tier of government and the closest to the people. But it's unfortunate to note that the local government have not lived up to expectation especially in providing basic social amenities to the rural people. Thus, the objective of the research was to analyze the extent to which Revenue generation had affected the development of those areas. The researcher used primary and secondary methods of data collection to generate the needed data. The data obtained through questionnaire was presented in tables and expressed in simple percentages. The following were some of the findings which included poor development of the area, lack of basic social amenities to the rural people and lack of Revenue to maintain the existing infrastructures. The researcher therefore recommended that the Local government should provide basic amenities of high quality. By doing so, the people's interest would be geared towards giving their maximum support to the Local government which would lead to the development of the rural area.

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