The encroachment of urbanization on agricultural land: a spatial and temporal analysis of farmland use change in Lokoja (1992 to 2032)

Migration is one of the most consequential transitions a family can undergo, since it does not merely relocate individuals geographically but fundamentally restructures the social, relational, and cultural architecture of conjugal life. This study examines how migration shapes marital stability among Nigerian immigrant families in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada, using a mixed-methods design that combined survey data from one hundred and fifty Nigerian immigrant respondents wit