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The subject of this paper is to critically evaluate some of the fundamental issues relating to the application of micro credit and its transformation of gender roles and gender equality, especially in a developing society like Nigeria. In sum, this article critically examines the relationship between the micro credit scheme and women’s economic empowerment. It probes how such economic empowerment (if any), influence or impact on traditional views on women’s place in the family.

Economic Participation Through the Micro Credit Scheme: Transforming Poor Women or A Case of ‘No Leave, No Transfer’