INDUSTRALIZATION AS A CATALYST FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN OGUN-STATE: A CASE STUDY OF AGBARA INDUSTRAL ESTATE
TABLE
OF CONTENT
Title Page i
Certification ii
Dedication iii
Acknowledgment iv
Abstract vi
Table of contents vii
CHAPTER
ONE: INTRODUCTION 1
1.1
Background to the Study. 1
1.2
Aim and Objectives 6
1.3
Statement of the Study 7
1.4
Scope and Limitation 8
1.5
The Study Area 9
CHAPTER
TWO: LITRATURE REVIEW AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK. 19
2.1
Introduction 19
2.2
Literature Review 19
2.3
Rural Development Policies in Nigeria 32
2.4
The Schemes and Programs 41
2.5
Appraisal of the Program 51
2.6
Industrialization 58
2.7
Industrial Development in Nigeria 61
2.8
Ogun
State
Policy on Industry 66
CHAPTER
THREE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 72
3.1
Research Techniques 72
CHAPTER
FOUR 78
DATA
REPRESENTATION AN ANALYSIS 78
CHAPTER
FIVE: SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 103
5.1
Summary 103
5.2
Conclusion 106
5.3
Recommendations. 107
REFERENCES 119
QUESTIONNIARE 109
LIST
OF FIGURES AND TABLES
FIGURES
1.1 Map of Nigeria
showing Ogun State. 8
1.2 Administration Map of Ogun State showing
ADO/ODO OTA L.G.A 8
1.3 Map of Ado/odo Ota Local Government Area 10
2.1 Temporal Aspects of Development and
Growth. 27
2.3 Nigeria’s Development Plan with
their
Capital Expenditures 33
4.1 Pie chart showing sex Distribution of
respondents 80
4.2 bar chart showing Age Distribution of
Respondents 82
4.3 Bar chart showing marital Status of
Respondents 84
4.4 Bar chart showing Educational
Qualification of
Respondents. 86
4.5 Chart showing occupation status of
Respondents 88
4.6 Chart Showing Period Stages by
Respondents 90
4.7 Chart showing Income of Respondent monthly. 91
4.8 Chart Showing Religious Background of Respondents. 93
4.9 Chart Showing source of Water Supply. 94
4.10 Chart showing Electricity Supply. 96
4.11 Chart Showing Toilet Facility. 97
4.12 Chart Showing Reasons why Respondents Decided
to reside the Area. 98
4.12.2 Chart showing infrastructure that
plays a more prominent role as pull factor. 99
TABLE
2.3
Nigeria’s
Development Plans with their Capture
Expenditures 33
2.3.5
Allocations to the RBDA’S from 1979-
2007 44
4.1
Sex Distribution of Respondents 79
4.2
Age Distribution of Respondents 81
4.3
Marital status of Respondents 83
4.4
Educational qualification of
Respondents 85
4.5
Occupational Status of Respondents 87
4.6
Period Staged by the Respondents 89
4.7
Income of Respondents monthly 91
4.8
Religious Background of the
Respondents 92
4.9
Source of Water Supply 94
4.10
Electricity Supply 95
4.11
Toilet Facilities 97
4.12
Reasons why Respondents Decides to
Reside in the Area 98
4.13
Infrastructure that play a more
Prominent Role as a
Pull Factor 100
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