Growth and Development Patterns of Awka and Nsukka, Nigeria

Azuka A. Dike

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Opening Paragraph The growth and development of a town are mainly reciprocals of population growth, location of industries and specialization of the inhabitants. Nsukka and Awka represent two points on our developmental scale. Their growth and development while comparable in some ways are functions of different variables.

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