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Spatial inequality is not only a mark of underdevelopment and a stumbling block to true human welfare. It is an important tool in the creation of privileged groups of individuals and places on one hand, and deprived groups on the other, and may in turn breed primordial loyalty and social conflict. Using selected health and education variables as indicators of development, three orthogonal factors that accounted for 54.36 per cent of the variation in the original variables were extracted. On rotation, three factors of health, literacy, and education were implicated as key to the explanation of the variation in development in the south-south region of Nigeria. The study advocates for effective regional development hinged on incorporating the disadvantaged areas (rural centers) into the privileged areas (urban centers) through increased information flow and the provision of socio-economic facilities through the process of integrated rural development planning.

Analysis Of Spatial Inequality In Development In The SouthSouth Region, Nigeria: A Factor Analytical Approach