IMPACT OF GOVERNMENT POLICIES ON ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF SELECTED SMALL AND MEDIUM BUSINESS IN SAPELE, DELTA STATE)

Student: Emmanuel Marizu Igbinosun
Supervisor: Mrs Doris Oyoma Golley
HOD: Dr Patience Itabitha Johnson
Department of Business Administration and Management
School Of Business Studies
Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe, Delta State

Abstract

ABSTRACT The focus of this work is on the impact of government policies on entrepreneurship development in Nigeria. The specific objectives of this research work is to highlight same government programmes and policies in assisting entrepreneurship enterprises as well as the role they played in the facilitating industrial development In Nigeria. To access the impact of government business policies on entrepreneurship as well as to determine how government policy encourage business growth. The method of data analysis is through percentage and chi piare statistics. The findings reveal that there is no significant impact on government policies on entrepreneurship in Nigeria, while the recommendations is government should focus more on other issues affecting the country retain than entrepreneurship and government should abstain from involvement in anything seat will affect entrepreneurship. Government policies has reduce the growth of entrepreneurship in Nigeria

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