CBN Cashless Policy: Does it financially Include Micro-Entrepreneurs in Informal Sector? Empirical Verity from Ogun-State, Nigeria

The study examined ‘CBN Cashless Policy: Does it financially Include Micro-Entrepreneurs in the Informal Sector? Empirical Verity from Ogun-State, Nigeria’. Its broad objective was to determine to what extent the micro-entrepreneurs in the informal sector are financially carried along with the ongoing CBN cashless economy policy. More so, to determine the possible implication of failure to carry the Subsector along on the achievement of the objectives set forth by the policy. The inferential survey research design was used. The study revealed that the CBN cashless economic policy is lopsided in its implementation; it fails to carry the teeming population of micro-entrepreneurs in informal sector along. Consequently, this is detrimental and counterproductive to the achievement of cashless economic objectives. The research work proffers the primary efforts, issues of national concern and the secondary efforts, issues of direct concern to CBN as the way forward to make the objectives of the cashless economy policy achievable.