2008
DOI: 10.4314/gaep.v4i1.34923
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Youths Attitude To Rural Development Projects In Ogba Communities Of Rivers State, Nigeria

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“…The result is in line with that of other researchers who have identified various factors that are challenges to youth participation in community development programmes. Findings from a study by Okwusi (2008) and Udensi et al (2013) revealed that improper and inadequate awareness, low level of exposure, nonchallant attitude, insufficient training, lack of encouragement by chiefs and elders of the community, intermittent change of government, and selfishness on the part of the youth leaders were the factors that affected youth participation in development programmes. Adequate awareness programmes should be put in place to encourage youths to participate more in rural development projects.…”
Section: Youth Groups and Their Roles In Rural Community Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The result is in line with that of other researchers who have identified various factors that are challenges to youth participation in community development programmes. Findings from a study by Okwusi (2008) and Udensi et al (2013) revealed that improper and inadequate awareness, low level of exposure, nonchallant attitude, insufficient training, lack of encouragement by chiefs and elders of the community, intermittent change of government, and selfishness on the part of the youth leaders were the factors that affected youth participation in development programmes. Adequate awareness programmes should be put in place to encourage youths to participate more in rural development projects.…”
Section: Youth Groups and Their Roles In Rural Community Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite the various government programmes (Agricultural Development Programmes (ADPs) 1975, Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme 1977, People's Bank of Nigeria, 1987 etc) approached and strategies aimed at improving the condition of the rural poor through agricultural development which is a precursor for rural development are faced with a myriad of problems (Umeh and Odom, 2011). The merging of community development and youth development has been at the core of current research literatures (Udensi et al, 2013;Nitzberg, 2005;Kubisch, 2005;Lynn, 2005;Brennan et al, 2006;Okwusi, 2008). Youths groups have not been viewed as essential contributors to society in terms of community development due to stereotypical images and misconception of their age and developmental capacity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers have identified various factors that are challenges to youth participation in community development programmes. Findings from a study on youths attitude to rural development projects by [29] revealed that improper and inadequate awareness, low level of exposure, Non-challant attitude, insufficient training, lack of encouragement by chiefs and elders of the community, intermittent change of government, and selfishness on the part of the youth leaders were the factors that affected youth participation in development programmes. Adequate awareness programmes should be put in place to encourage youths to participate more in rural development projects.…”
Section: Challenges To Youth Participations In Community Development mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The role of the youth in community development has attracted attention in current research literature (Udensi et al, 2013;Lynn, 2005;Okwusi, 2008). Research suggests that the youth are playing important roles in the development of their communities (Sherrod et al, 2002).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%