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The paper examined the relationship between Household size and socioeconomic variables in Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State. Household size simply put, refers to the number of persons living together in the same house and share common catering arrangement, social and economic relationships and assist one another under a leader known as the head of household. The head of household could be a male or female. Socioeconomic resources are materials that human beings use their numbers, skills, and talents, labour, technical knowhow to produce in order to satisfy their interest and needs. A total of 2,245 questionnaires were administered using the stratified random sampling technique. Data was analysed using the multiple regression statistical technique. A high positive correlation of r = 0.787 between Household size and the identified socio-economic variables was recorded. Consequently, the hypothesis (Hi) for the study, that Household size is a function of socio-economic variables was accepted. The policy implications for the socio-economic development of Delta State in particular and Nigeria in general were heighted.

Household Size and Socio-Economic Resources: A Case Study of Ika North East Local Government Area of Delta State of Nigeria