Changing the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria.

Vast majority of youths in developing economy are unemployed and street hawking is a succor to a great number of them for survival. Despite the vital role of street hawking in the livelihoods of youths in a recessed economy, its adverse implications on urban space and social well-being of the youth...

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Autores principales:	Ahmed olaitan adebisi, Joseph Omoniyi Basorun
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Publicado:	University of Turin 2021
Materias:	Street hawking Youth Ibadan Nigeria Sociology (General) HM401-1281 Economic theory. Demography HB1-3840
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:b9f9fd50d58d4e3f9a339ac8c8c147d32021-11-12T07:17:03ZChanging the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria.10.13135/2704-9906/55932704-9906https://doaj.org/article/b9f9fd50d58d4e3f9a339ac8c8c147d32021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.ojs.unito.it/index.php/ejsice/article/view/5593https://doaj.org/toc/2704-9906 Vast majority of youths in developing economy are unemployed and street hawking is a succor to a great number of them for survival. Despite the vital role of street hawking in the livelihoods of youths in a recessed economy, its adverse implications on urban space and social well-being of the youths are too critical to overlook. This study, therefore, examines the implication of street hawking and causal factors motivating street hawking among youths in Sango-Ojoo axis of Ibadan. The study was a descriptive survey among 37 youths who were randomly sampled at potential hawking terminals along Sango-Ojoo road. Data was collected through the use of multiple choice questionnaires, and interview guide, while chi-square test was used in the data analysis. Findings revealed a preponderance of female youth hawkers who had attained secondary education. The causative factors motivating youths to hawk include; low level of education, household size, occupation of hawkers’ employers and income. The study further established a statistical significance between street hawking and vulnerability of the youths in human environments. The paper recommends sustainable policy through quality and affordable education to the poor, empowerment programme and habitual campaign on the dangers of street hawking to stem the scourge of hawking in Ibadan. Keywords: Street hawking, youth, Ibadan, Nigeria Ahmed olaitan adebisiJoseph Omoniyi BasorunUniversity of TurinarticleStreet hawkingYouthIbadanNigeriaSociology (General)HM401-1281Economic theory. DemographyHB1-3840ENEuropean Journal of Social Impact and Circular Economy, Vol 2, Iss 3 (2021)
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spellingShingle	Street hawking Youth Ibadan Nigeria Sociology (General) HM401-1281 Economic theory. Demography HB1-3840 Ahmed olaitan adebisi Joseph Omoniyi Basorun Changing the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria.
description	Vast majority of youths in developing economy are unemployed and street hawking is a succor to a great number of them for survival. Despite the vital role of street hawking in the livelihoods of youths in a recessed economy, its adverse implications on urban space and social well-being of the youths are too critical to overlook. This study, therefore, examines the implication of street hawking and causal factors motivating street hawking among youths in Sango-Ojoo axis of Ibadan. The study was a descriptive survey among 37 youths who were randomly sampled at potential hawking terminals along Sango-Ojoo road. Data was collected through the use of multiple choice questionnaires, and interview guide, while chi-square test was used in the data analysis. Findings revealed a preponderance of female youth hawkers who had attained secondary education. The causative factors motivating youths to hawk include; low level of education, household size, occupation of hawkers’ employers and income. The study further established a statistical significance between street hawking and vulnerability of the youths in human environments. The paper recommends sustainable policy through quality and affordable education to the poor, empowerment programme and habitual campaign on the dangers of street hawking to stem the scourge of hawking in Ibadan. Keywords: Street hawking, youth, Ibadan, Nigeria
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title	Changing the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria.
title_short	Changing the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria.
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Changing the orientation of youths towards street hawking in Ibadan, Nigeria.

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