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TITLE:                       Perceived Effect of Gangsterism on Livelihood of Rural Farmers in Ikorodu NAME:                       ODUBELA OLUTOBI OLUSEYI MATRIC NO:             PG/16/0423 COLLEGE:                College of Agricultural Management and Rural Development DEPARTMENT... Continue Reading
TITLE:                       Perceived Effect of Gangsterism on Livelihood of Rural Farmers in Ikorodu NAME:                       ODUBELA OLUTOBI OLUSEYI MATRIC NO:             PG/16/0423 COLLEGE:                College of Agricultural Management and Rural Development DEPARTMENT... Continue Reading
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Effects Of Rural-urban Migration On The Rural Development In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Umuahia North Local Government Area) study Of Owerri West Local Government Area) ABSTRACT This topic “Effects of Rural–Urban migration on the rural development in Umuahia North Local Government Area” has been considered as an avenue to know the rural... Continue Reading
Sustainable infrastructural development as a key ingredient for sustained economic  growth has thus far received poor attention in Ado-Odo Ota local government area.  The intense shortage of infrastructure constitutes a huge threat to survival in the  study area. Despite the efforts made to enhance this “Social Overhead Capital”, it  still... Continue Reading
Sustainable infrastructural development as a key ingredient for sustained economic  growth has thus far received poor attention in Ado-Odo Ota local government area.  The intense shortage of infrastructure constitutes a huge threat to survival in the  study area. Despite the efforts made to enhance this “Social Overhead Capital”, it  still... Continue Reading
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Abstract The development of rural areas and particularly in developing societies has remained a challenge to policy makers, and developments experts. Policies, programs and theories aimed at improving the broad socio-economic wellbeing of the... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT This paper is an investigation into the impact of rural banking on economic development. The study involves a survey of management and employees of Unity Rural Bank Limited and the inhabitants of “Ziope”; a rural area in the Volta Region of Ghana. Interviews and questionnaires were the main research techniques adopted for the data... Continue Reading
  CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1  BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Man is a social being who cannot stay in a place according to William’s theory on clash of pyramids. This is especially were most things needed are not in site. The fulani’s who are known to be the normadic people migrated from Mali according to Mgbogunje (1996). These people settled... Continue Reading
RURAL DEVELOPMENT – A MEANS OF COMBATING RURAL – URBAN MIGRATION. (A CASE STUDY OF NJIKOKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT. ABSTRACT. Nigeria rural masses constitute the main nucleus Wherever the rural sector is mentioned, it leads to that backward areas of the nation. This stems that cover rural areas are insignificant attention in the various development... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT.             Nigeria rural masses constitute the main  nucleus Wherever the rural sector is mentioned, it leads to that backward areas of the nation. This stems that cover rural areas are insignificant attention in the various development policies of the government. This most development polices of the government are urban -... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Nigeria rural masses constitute the main nucleus Wherever the rural sector is mentioned, it leads to that backward areas of the nation. This stems that cover rural areas are insignificant attention in the various development policies of the government. This most development polices of the government are urban - oriented, which resemble in... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Migration – the permanent relocation of residential place and activity space – has been one of the enduring themes of human history. It contributed to the evolution of separate cultures and their component by interchange and communication and to the frequently complex mix of people and cultures... Continue Reading
RURAL DEVELOPMENT – A MEANS OF COMBATING RURAL – URBAN MIGRATION. (A CASE STUDY OF NJIKOKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT. ABSTRACT. Nigeria rural masses constitute the main nucleus Wherever the rural sector is mentioned, it leads to that backward areas of the nation. This stems that cover rural areas are insignificant attention in the various development... Continue Reading
ABSTRACT Nigeria rural masses constitute the main nucleus  Wherever the rural sector is mentioned, it leads to that backward areas of the nation. This stems that cover rural areas are insignificant attention in the various development policies of the government. This most development polices of the government are urban - oriented, which resemble... Continue Reading
CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Migration – the permanent relocation of residential place and activity space – has been one of the enduring themes of human history. It contributed to the evolution of separate cultures and their component by interchange and communication and to the frequently complex mix of people and cultures... Continue Reading