Abstract
This research aims to assess cooperators involvement and satisfaction with housing activities in Plateau State, Nigeria, to measure their degree of influence on housing activities. The study was based on various questionnaire survey methods conducted on institution-based cooperative societies engaged in suitable housing activities. The data was collected from Jos University Teaching Hospital JUTH multipurpose cooperative society cooperators and analysed using mean ranking descriptive statistical tools. Multiple regression was conducted. Regression model summary and the ANOVA result were obtained. The model produced an overall R-value of 0.421 and an R 2 -value of 0.177 with F-statistics of 32.685, which are significant as indicated by a p-value of 0.000. The two independent variables included in the study explain about 17.7 % of the variation in housing activities. This shows that both involvement and satisfaction of cooperators influenced housing activities. The study recommended that cooperators be more involved in all housing activities from the initial stage to the completion for a more positive outcome and ensure their utmost satisfaction based on their housing demand. This will motivate them and increase patronage of the cooperative society for their housing needs at all times.
Highlights
Housing is one of the three basic needs of man, and it is the most essential for the physical survival of man after the provision of food
The test revealed that involvement and satisfaction have good internal consistency with Cronbach's Alpha of 0.710 and 0.723 each, while housing activities have an internal consistency with Cronbach's alpha of 0.753
The enter method was used with housing activities as the dependent variable while involvement and satisfaction were the independent variables
Summary
Housing is one of the three basic needs of man, and it is the most essential for the physical survival of man after the provision of food. It is collectively acknowledged as the second most basic human need after food and is a significant economic asset in every nation [4]. The provision of decent and qualitative housing for the teeming population had been a fundamental objective of various governments across the world. The housing problem persists from quantitative to qualitative, in developing countries [8]. The need for all the stakeholders to join hands in providing housing needs for the populace
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