The study examined the effects of cemeteries on the residents of Ondo metropolis. Survey research design was adopted and both primary and secondary data were sourced. A multi-stage sampling technique was adopted, in which the region was delineated with the cemeteries identified, while a buffer zone of 300 meters was created around each of the eleven cemeteries. A set of structured questionnaire was administered to 292(10%) of 2,981 house identified within the buffer zones. Data were analysed using both descriptive and inferential (simple linear regression) statistics at p value =0.05. The study revealed that there were more females (55.4%) than males; Reminder of the dead loved ones (86.0%) ranked the first and Releasing of stench (54.4%) ranked the least being ninth effect of cemeteries respectively, Cemeteries have significant effect on the life of the respondents (F= 6.27). Therefore, effective planning guideline should be established on locating cemetaries (Ref: Jimoh UU, Adeyonu BA. Effects of cemeteries on the residents of Ondo Metropolis, Nigeria. Discovery, 2019, 55(286), 562-571).
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The study examined the effects of cemeteries on the residents of Ondo metropolis. Survey research design was adopted and both primary and secondary data were sourced
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