EFFECTS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTERS ON JOB CREATION IN NIGERIA. (A STUDY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP CENTRE, DELTA STATE POLYTECHNIC, OGWASHI-UKU.)
Abstract
This research on the effect of entrepreneurship centres on job creation in Nigeria is theoretical in nature. That job creation is a most challenges facing the world today. Job creation is a function of mental ability of individual entrepreneur to know how to manage their opportunity. Any country where there is no entrepreneur, the citizens suffer poverty and wants this is because nobody wants to use his or her own brain to think of doing something new to affect the community and the world at large. In any giving economy, entrepreneurship development always give birth to job creation which will force people to do something that will better their lives and the country at large. The work addresses the following objectives: to examine impact of entrepreneurship on job creation in Nigeria, to establish the facts that job creation in Nigeria can be as a result of entrepreneurship development, to evaluate the relationship between job creation and entrepreneurship development in Nigeria and to define how entrepreneurship development can influence job creation in Nigeria. From the findings, it is clear that job creation or employment opportunity in an economy can be traceable to entrepreneurship training and development. This work equally discusses topics of vital important on the subject of entrepreneurship such as: nature and characteristics of entrepreneurship, available products line for entrepreneurship on job creation, e.g day care centre, pop-corn production, video club, photographing, organizing tour, block making, educational instructor, etc. , this research, also discuss some theoretical concept of entrepreneurship e.g enabling environment for entrepreneurship on job creation, practical examples of entrepreneurship programme in Nigeria that need to be improve upon for sustainable development.
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