• Socio-economic Effect Of Population Growth In Nigeria
    [A CASE STUDY OF DEKINA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KOGI STATE]

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    • It also enable the government to know the most appropriate place to establish different type of industry. Political representative is very essential to population growth and national planning. This is because political constituencies are determined by national planning on the basis of the size of population growth. Information such as this, aids the country to determine its population policy. For example, the government of India adopted the policy of birth control measure when it became clear that the population of India was growing too rapidly.
      Many developed countries assist the underdeveloped countries in providing such as idea the size of the population. Aids donors will normally not give the same account. The importance of countries at the United Nations Organization with other world assemblies depends on a large extent on the population which it has within the organization of Africa. Population consideration is of important for the above plan. Conclusively, population census is needed and is of important to national planning for political reasons and for effective creation of state, local government, provision of social amenities, public utilizes and  for location of industries and the host of others.
      1.4    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
      The research is unique because it is the first study carried out on the socio-economic effect of rapid population growth in Nigeria and the people in Dekina Local Government Area. This has advantage of creating awareness in the society as a result of continuous increase in population as it affect them. This is also important as it open widely the eyes of the people to look into the result on continuous increase in population from various perspectives and to look for means of solving the problem.
      This study is a model attempt to document the factors that lead to the continuous increase in population in the area, since there is tendency for scholars to take further step into the investigation.
      1.5    SCOPE OF THE STUDY
      This research work is strictly limited to Dekina Local Government Area due to some reasons beyond t on the researcher’s control. This work would have been conducted on the whole State but for some certain reasons such as financial predicament, transportation, and feeding etc. This financial constraint exhibited itself in the area of not enough questionnaires to cover the whole State. Despite this, transportation and bad road network were among of the problems.
      1.6    RESEARCH QUESTIONS
      The hypotheses upon which this project work is based is stated below:
      1.   Continuous increase in population brings about unemployment?
      2.   Contain culture and tradition of the people contribute to the continuous increase in population which in turn bring about social problem?
      3.   Early marriage lead to continuous in population.
      1.7    DEFINITION OF TERMS
      Socio: According to Oxford Advanced Learners, Dictionary, socio simply means combining form connected with society or the study of society.
      Economics: According to Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary, economics is the study of how society organizes its money, trade and industry.
      Socio-Economic: according to Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English, Socio-economic is based on a combination of social and economic conditions.
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    • ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This research is aimed at investigating into the socio-economic effect of population growth in Dekina Local Government Area of Kogi State. To actualized this investigation, chapter one started with background of the study, statement of the problems, purpose of the study, research questions, significance of the study, scope of the study and definition of terms. While chapter two revealed the scholars view on the topic. In chapter three the oral interview and questionnaire method of data collectio ... Continue reading---