YORUBA MIGRANT COMMUNITIES: A STUDY OF OKUN PEOPLE IN ILORIN 2000-2024
Abstract
The primary aim of this study is to investigate the migration patterns, integration processes, and socio-economic impact of the Okun people in Ilorin from 2000 to 2024. To achieve this aim, the study has set the following specific objectives:
1. To analyze the factors that have influenced the migration of the Okun people to Ilorin, including historical, economic, and social drivers.
2. To assess how the Okun people have integrated into the Ilorin community, focusing on cultural assimilation, social inclusion, and intergenerational dynamics.
3. To evaluate the economic contributions and challenges faced by the Okun people in Ilorin, including employment, business activities, and financial stability.
4. To explore how the Okun people have managed to preserve their cultural identity and traditions in a predominantly different cultural environment.
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