The Nexus between Rural-Urban Migration and Child Labour in Agriculture in Delta State Nigeria
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This study was conducted in Delta State Nigeria to establish a nexus between rural-urban migration and child labour. Random sampling was applied to select rural settlements and this study covers 450 sample farming households. The results show that rural-urban migration influence child labour (P
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volume 5 issue 1
pages 45- 51
publication date 2015-05-10
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