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State three courses of urban rural migration

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State three courses of urban rural migration. (3 mks)

  1. Retirement from job
  2. Transfer on job
  3. Insecurity in towns
  4. Education purposes/learning
  5. Retrenchment from one's job in town
  6. Religion



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