EFFECT OF CASHLESS POLICY ON OKADA RIDER IN AKUNGBA AKOKO ONDO STATE.
Abstract
The study investigated the relationship between Cashless Policy and Okada Rider in Akungba
Akoko,Ondo State, Nigeria. The specific objectives of these studies are to determine the level of Cashless Security on Okada Rider, examine the cost ofCashless PolicyAdoption on Okada Rider and determine the effect of accessibility ofCashless Policy transaction on Okada Rider owners. Primary source of data was adopted via structured questionnaire in which one hundred (100) was purposively and randomlyselected in Akungba, Ondo State, Nigeria. The method of data analysis used was descriptive model. The study found that securityhas a significant effect on Okada Rider. However,.other factors such as age, level ofeducation, adoption has a positive and significant effect on Okada Rider but marital status, religion and usefulness and accessibility has a negative effect on Okada Rider. This means that accessibility of Cashless information is not sufficiently effective in boosting Okada Rider performance in Ondo State. Thus, it is suggested that government should develop hotlines that businesses can call to get help with setting up and using Cashless payment system and government should work with trade associations and chambers of commerce to distribute information about Cashless payments to their members.
Keywords: Cashless Policy, Okada Rider, Age, Usefulness and Accessibility, Ease of Usage,Perceived Risk
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