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Economic and Psychological impact of Vocational Training on the Poor and Perverted in  Nsukka Metropolis of Enugu State, Nigeria

ECO 512: ECONOMIC AND PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING ON THE POOR AND PERVERTED IN NSUKKA METROPOLIS OF ENUGU STATE, NIGERIA

ByAnthony Orji
SchoolUniversity of Nigeria, Nsukka
DepartmentEconomics
CategoryAcademic JournalsResearch Papers
Levels100200300400500600Post Graduate
₦ 3000
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Poverty and moral perversion have been on the increase in the recent times in Nsukka Metropolis

of Enugu state and currently questions are being raised on the place of entrepreneurial skills in

curbing these societal menace. This study dwelt on the analysis of the poor (destitute) and morally

perverted with the aim of ascertaining their trainability for effective empowerment with particular

reference to Nsukka metropolis in Enugu State. The study employed the survey research design in

order to answer the research questions. Responses from the respondents were analyzed using excel

tools like charts, graphs and tables. The results show that many of these beggars and deviants

engage in begging and prostitution because they are physically challenged, lack basic necessities

for good living, have many dependents, are the breadwinners of their families, they receive little

or no support from their parents, family and friends, have pressure from immediate family and

some are their own sponsors in school. It was also found that these individuals are very much

around the Nsukka metropolis because they receive some patronage in the area. It was discovered

that majority of these groups of individuals under study have not acquired any professional skill;

hence empowering them with skills, will go a long way to make them abandon their current

profession.