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The study examined the influence of climate change and rural-urban migration on agricultural productivity in Southern Kebbi State, Nigeria. A multistage sampling technique was employed and both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to make deductions. The results indicated that 61.7% of the respondents are youths whose major occupation is farming. The major factors that caused rural-urban migration in Southern Kebbi are harsh climatic conditions (9.150), quest for marriage (3.186), pursuit of education (4.353) and search for employment (-2.492) etc. Changing climatic effects and migration decreases agricultural productivity by 49.8%. It is recommended that basic infrastructural facilities and establishment of medium and small-scale agro-allied industries will reduce the outward movement of able-bodied youth and its consequent impacts on agricultural productivity in Southern Kebbi State Nigeria.

Impacts of Climate Change on Rural-Urban Migration and Agricultural Productivity in Southern Region of Kebbi State, Nigeria