MIGRANTS’ADJUSTMENT TO CITY LIFE:

A STUDY OF OPOBO MIGRANTS IN PORTH HARCOURT

MIGRANTS’ADJUSTMENT TO CITY LIFE:

A STUDY OF OPOBO MIGRANTS IN PORTH HARCOURT

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MIGRANTS’ADJUSTMENT TO CITY LIFE:

A STUDY OF OPOBO MIGRANTS IN PORTH HARCOURT

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title page

Certification

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Abstract

Table of content

List of tables

List of figures

Chapter one – introduction

1.1 statement of problem

1.2 hypothesis

1.3 significance of study

1.4 methodology

1.5 Scope and limitation of study

1.6 Theoretical frame review

Chapter two: literature review

Chapter three

3.1 A brief history of Opobo

3.2 The economy of opbo (1970 – present)

3.3 The structure of economy of Port Harcourt

3.4 Opobo Migrants in Port Harcourt

Chapter four

4.1 data analysis and testing of Hypotheses migrant’s adjustment

Chapter five

5.1 summary and conclusion

Bibliography

Appendix (questionnaire)

ABSTRACT

In recognition of the fact that one of the most serious problems facing Nigerian society is that of rural urban migration and much more serious is the problems encountered by new migrants, we have in this research made an effort to examine the following: the socio-demographic characteristics of the Opobo migrants; factors that are responsible for their migrating; the problems they encounter on arrival in the city; processes and mechanisms through which they adjust to the conditions of urban life; what future plans they have.

From our study, we found out that the level of educational background and the nature of skills that educational background and th3e nature of skills that migrants previously have influenced the type of occupations they engage in when they come to the urban centre. We also found out that voluntary associations; ethnic association in particular; relations; co-ethnics and friends play very important roles in the adjustment of migrants to city life.

We also discovered that while in the city, the migrant sees himself as an absentee villager who would family return home someday.

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