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LABOUR MIGRATION AND RURAL TRANSFORMATION IN NIGERIA

Domain:

socioeconomicmobility

Record type:

paper
Creator:
Ifeanyi P. Onyeonoru
Publisher:
SAG
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Urban development since the colonial period in Nigeria has led to a rural-urban migration pattern in the post-independent state. A return labour migration process with implications for rural development has, however, accompanied certain socio-economic and political events in Nigeria in the 1980s. This paper highlights some factors that have impaired the rural transformation prospects of the new migration trend.

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