Aug 2026· INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND MANAGEMENT RESEARCH· 0 citations
Abstract
This study examines some of the activities of small-scale agro-industries in Olorunsogo Local
Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria. Data for this study were collected both from primary
and secondary sources. Primary data were obtained from administration of questionnaire, group
discussion and oral interview. Secondary data were collected from the existing relevant journals,
textbooks and pamphlets. Other pieces of relevant information were extracted from the internet.
The analysis of the data was done with the use of simple statistical tables and percentages.
Statistic tools such as pie charts and bar charts were employed to describe the demographic
viable of the respondents using SPSS 27.0 version. It was discovered that most of the fast
growing agricultural small-scale industrial development have facilitated job opportunities to the
entire communities in the study area. It was established that the increasing small-scale
agricultural entrepreneurship development has immensely reduced poverty among the
households to the barest minimum. It was deduced that most of the products being produced at
small-scale by the local producers contribute extensively to marketing development in the study
area. Some of the small-scale agro- industries were discovered to have been facing various
challenges which hindering their performance and spatial spread in terms of poor capital, poor
infrastructure and inadequate power supply. It was therefore suggested that the local
government through the agricultural department be positively impactful in the area of road
rehabilitation to various settlements for efficiency and for a drastic reduction in the cost of
transportation. The government at the State and Federal levels should also show some kinds of
readiness in financial support towards the small-scale entrepreneurship development for more
productivity and entrepreneurship development in the study area.
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