A HISTORY OF IJEBU MIGRANTS IN IKIRE (1910-2024)
Abstract
This research work would focus on the exploration of the historical context of the migration of Ijebu people to Ikire, including the reasons for their movement and the patterns of settlement in the area. This study has Ikire Township as its geographical area of study, while the time span covers from 1910 to 2024. The year 1910 was when Late Alhaji Egunjobi Bello Alatise, who was the first migrant migrated to Ikire and the year 2024 was when this research was carried out. These years covers examination of the socio-economic profile of the Ijebu migrants in Ikire, including their occupations, education levels, access to basic services such as healthcare. Identification of challenges faced by Ijebu migrants in Ikire such as discrimination, language barriers, or lack of social support, as well as opportunities for economic advancement and social inclusion.
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