URBANIZATION IN YOLA A STUDY OF WURRO CHEKE
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study examines the historical development of Yola's closed settled zones, with a specific focus on Wuro Chekke. The research explores the brief history of Yola metropolis, the rise of closed settled zones, and the development of Wuro Chekke. The history of Wuro Chekke is traced from its evolution as a settlement, through its social, economic, and political activities. The study analyzes the transformation and development of Wuro Chekke, including socio-economic changes, political and educational changes, and urbanization of the area. The research reveals that Wuro Chekke has undergone significant transformations, shaped by internal and external factors. The study contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex and dynamic history of Wuro Chekke, highlighting its significance within the broader context of Yola metropolis and Adamawa State. Through a critical analysis of oral traditions, written records and net sources ,this research reconstructs the historical narrative of Wuro Chekke, shedding light on its cultural heritage, social structures, economic, political and educational systems.
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