0704-883-0675     |      dataprojectng@gmail.com

IMPACT OF URBANIZATION ON PERI-URBAN AGRICULTURAL LAND USE IN IGABI LOCAL GOVERNMENT, KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA

  • Project Research
  • 1-5 Chapters
  • Abstract : Available
  • Table of Content: Available
  • Reference Style: APA
  • Recommended for : Student Researchers
  • NGN 5000

ABSTRACT

Urbanization is a major driver of pressure on land use occasioned by encroachment into periurban agricultural lands which is as a result of a trade-off on rural land between agriculture and urban growth. Based on this, the study examines the impact of urbanization on peri-urban agricultural land use in Igabi local government, Kaduna state. The study employed the use of LandSat/GIS imagery of 1995, 2005 and 2015 as well as cross sectional survey to generate data. Data were analyzed using frequency tables, percentages, multinomial logistic regression and the multiple regression model. LandSat result shows that built-up areas increased from16.46% to 19.43% and 20.99% in 1995, 2005 and 2015 respectively while agricultural land use increased from 9.34% to 18.27% and 27.72% in 1995, 2005 and 2015. High forest area decreased by 55.0% between 1995 and 2005 and 27.9% between 2005 and 2015. Then water body decreased from 2.30% in 1995 to 1.21% in 2005 but rose by 2% in 2015. Degraded forest increased from 32.55% in 1995 to 43.39% in 2005 and then declined to 36.52 in 2015. The cross sectional survey shows that 64% of the respondents agreed that availability of market influenced agricultural land use pattern while 82.6% of the respondents agreed that the type of land ownership of the residents have affected agricultural land use in the study area. Also, 92.9% of the respondents agreed that shortage of land has affected agricultural land use while 94.4% of the respondents believed that distance to farmlands affected agricultural land use and 89.3% equally agreed that high demand for agricultural produce affects agricultural land use in the study area. Results from the regression analysis shows that build-up areas, degraded forest and water bodies were significant factors affecting agricultural land use in the study area at 5% significance level. Findings from the logit regression shows that land ownership is 3.18-07 times less likely to have a strong negative effect on the livelihood of dwellers while source of income is 0.22 times less likely to have a negative effect on the livelihood of settlers. The change in income is 0.18 times less likely to have a negative impact on the livelihood of dwellers in the study area. Also land conversion is 667882.7 times more likely to have a strong negative effect on the livelihood of dwellers while displaced off from farmlands was 433248.8 times more likely to have a negative effect on the livelihood of dwellers in the study area. The study therefore recommends policy intervention to serve as a check to periurban agricultural land use in order to control excessive land sub-division and intensifying and diversifying agriculture in order to supplement land loss and improve the livelihood of dwellers in the study area.




FIND OTHER RELATED TOPICS


Related Project Materials

THE IMPACT OF USER SATISFACTION SURVEYS ON LIBRARY SERVICE IMPROVEMENT IN GOMBE STATE UNIVERSITY, GOMBE

Background of the Study
User satisfaction surveys are essential feedback tools that help libraries evaluate their services,...

Read more
INVESTIGATING INEC AND CHALLENGES OF MONITORING POLITICAL PARTY CAMPAIGN FINANCING IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF 2015 GENERAL ELECTION)

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Political parties are critical to the political process in modern cultures. In...

Read more
The impact of debit charge policy reforms on enhancing transactional transparency in banking: a case study of United Bank for Africa

Background of the Study
United Bank for Africa (UBA) has embarked on a comprehensive reform of its debit fee policy with th...

Read more
The Effectiveness of Development Communication for Improved Sanitation Practices in Gombe Local Government Area, Gombe State

Chapter One: Introduction

1.1 Background of the Study
Sanitation is an integral part of public h...

Read more
THE IMPACT OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ON PARENTING STYLES AND PRACTICES

Abstract: This study examines the impact of early childhood education (ECE) on parenting styles and practice...

Read more
Comparative Study of AI-Powered Language Translation Tools for Multilingual Universities: A Case Study of Federal University, Lafia (Lafia LGA, Nasarawa State)

Background of the Study
Multilingualism is a common characteristic in universities across Nigeria, where students and staff speak a variety...

Read more
The Effect of Social Media on Anxiety Disorders Among Adolescents in Gombe State

Background of the Study

The rapid proliferation of social media has transformed communication and information-sharing, particularly among...

Read more
THE EFFECT OF BUDGETING SHIFT ON ELECTRONIC ACCESSIBILITY IN A LIBRARY

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

This paper focuses on the effect of budgeting shift on electronic accessibility...

Read more
EFFECTS OF CHILD ABUSE ON THE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENTS OF SELECTED SECONDARY SCHOOLS

Background of the Study

The joy of giving birth to children and helping them flourish to the point where they may reali...

Read more
INFLUENCE OF SCHOOL LOCATION ON BIOLOGY ACHIEVEMENT OF SS1 STUDENTS IN ETIM EKPO LGA

ABSTRACT

This study was carried out to examine the influence

Share this page with your friends




whatsapp