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Journal of Advanced Research and Multidisciplinary Studies
Vol. 3Issue 12023pp. 105–118Published 17 July 2023
DOI 10.52589/JARMS-VEFAWUVXShare Link
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Abstract:
This study uses primary data that were obtained using a straightforward random sampling technique to analyze the analysis of unemployment and child trafficking in Nigeria. A logit model and descriptive statistics were used to analyze the data that were collected. The study's findings show that unemployment has an impact on child trafficking. The study therefore suggests that the government should increase the number of jobs available. In order to address the threat of child trafficking, the government should also analyze the efficiency of present legislation, spot any gaps, and provide fresh, effective solutions. Additionally, community-based groups should put out a lot of effort and get support in order to stop and handle child trafficking.
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