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Rural Infrastructural Development A Means Of Combating Rural-urban Migration In Nigeria
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This study examines Rural Development as a means to combating rural urban migration in Nigeria. The research employed content analysis for secondary data collection and survey research method for primary data collection. Hypothesis was tested using chi-square technique. The Harris – Todaro model (HT) as theoretical framework was used for the study. Finding of the research work includes among others, that respondents are not satisfied with the present level of rural development in Nigeria and while majority of respondents agreed that rural development is good strategy to stem rural urban migration in Nigeria. The research work is organised into five chapters. Chapter one covers the introduction, statement of problem, objective, significance, limitation, research methodology, and definition of terms. Chapter two entails literature review and theoretical framework, chapter three cover research methodology. Chapter four entails data presentation and interpretation last is chapter five that cover summary, conclusion and recommendation.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]The American Bureau of census classifies a group of people
living in a community as rural, whereas in Nigeria, the Federal office
of statistics defined a community with less than 20, 000 people as
rural. According to Afolayan (1995), rural area can be easily identified
by various criteria; apart from population such criteria include the
level of infrastructural development i.e. road networks, educational
institutions, water supply, electricity, health facilities,
communication, etc ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]The American Bureau of census classifies a group of people
living in a community as rural, whereas in Nigeria, the Federal office
of statistics defined a community with less than 20, 000 people as
rural. According to Afolayan (1995), rural area can be easily identified
by various criteria; apart from population such criteria include the
level of infrastructural development i.e. road networks, educational
institutions, water supply, electricity, health facilities,
communication, etc ... Continue reading---
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