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Abstract:

This research work recognizes the fact that slum is a general problem in both the developing and developed worlds, while the urban areas attract people from the rural areas it gets overpopulated and gradually degrades and suffers.



This is, however, greater in the developing countries than the developed ones. The developing world cities have immigrants who want to benefit from urban life and hence, result in housing and infrastructure inadequacy, thereby causing poor environmental conditions, pollution, and congestion, this is otherwise known as slums.



Slum which is a major environmental problem emanates and extends to other areas. Ado Metropolis experiences this problem.



In a bid to abate these problems, the researcher made possible recommendations like redevelopment strategy, and enlightenment of slum dwellers.

Table of Content:

TITLE PAGE i CERTIFICATION ii



DEDICATION iii



ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iv



LIST OF FIGURES v



LIST OF TABLES viii



ABSTRACT x



TABLE OF CONTENTS xi



CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION



1.1 Background of the study



1.2 Statement of the Problems



1.2.1 Refusedisposal



1.2.2 Substandard/oldandpoorhousing



1.2.3 Overcrowdedsettlement



1.2.4 Slumformation



1.2.5 Drainagesystem



1.2.6 Others facilities



1.3 Aim and objectives



1.4 Justification of study



1.5 Limitations and Constraints



1.6 Study area.



1.7 Significance of the study



1.8 Definition of the terms



CHAPTER TWO: LITERATUREREVIEWAND CONCEPTUALFRAMEWORK



2.1 Literature Review



2.2 Conceptual framework



2.2.1 Circular cumulative causation model



2.2.2 Concentrictheory



2.3 Relevance of the theories



2.4 Consequences of urban slum



2.5 Causes of urban slums



2.6 Solutions of urban to urban slums



CHAPTER THREE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY



3.0 Methodology



3.1 Research Design



3.2 Data collection



3.3 Data Analysis



3.4 Research Instrument



3.5 Validity of the Instrument



3.6 Administration of the Instrument



CHAPTER FOUR: DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS



4.1 Data Presentation and Analysis



CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY, RECOMMENDATION AND CONCLUSION



5.0 Summary of findings



5.1 Recommendations



5.2 Conclusion



REFERENCES



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